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- 8:30 - 9:00
- Jim Beach on today's schedule; politics in Kansas primer
- Guest from NatureServe (Gwynn ...)
- Mike Frame from USGS
- Liz Blood from NSF (not here yet ...)
- NCSA ...
- New Folks
- Laura Downey (unm, usability engineer)
- Jianting Zhang (postdoc, unm)
- Steve Teckell (seek web-developer)
- Mark Serilla (LTER, network information system)
- 9:00 - 12:30
- Overviews, etc.
- Matt Jones
- Kepler
- Goal is to: create powerful analytical tools that is useful across disciplines; ecology, biology, engineering, geology, physics, ...
- Model the way scientists work w/ their data now: mentally coordinate export and import of data among software systems
- Workflows emphasize data flow
- metadata-driven data ingestion
- output generation includes creating appropriate metadata
- Kepler Today
- EcoGrid support: EML data support; DarwinCore data support; EcoGrid registry to discover data sources
- Ontology-based browsing
- Demonstration workflows
- Ecological niche models
- Biodiversity analysis tools
- EcoGrid queries ...
- EcoGrid: EML Data Access
- Right-click data box to get EML metadata display
- Query builder
- QBE style query
- Query execution: EML Metadata + Data -> generate DDL to create temp dbs -> HSQL executes data -> result
- EcoGrid DarwinCore Access
- Actor Search and Browse: support multiple views (tuned to ecologist) ... switchable at runtime
- Kepler for Ecological Modeling
- Biodiversity indices (from Dan)
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