CooP meeting

March 19th, 2017

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Venue: Auditorium, Division of Oceans & Atmosphere, Castrey Esplanade 1, Hobart, Tasmania 7001, Australia. Date: 11-12 April 2017

Objectives

Numerical models applied to different environmental domains almost never combine into an integrated image of the whole Earth. Establishing a scalable solution overarching individual models and integrating them into a single meaningful entity would result in a step-change in our ability to understand and manage complex environments. The goal of this meeting is to review the state of the art in this area and discuss future directions.

Welcome and Introduction

Mark Baird (CSIRO) “Digital Coast – Community of Practice”

https://youtu.be/OS7rDSIO8hI?rel=0

Nugzar Margvelashvili (CSIRO) “Digital Coast – less is more”

Presentations by Invited Speakers

John Taylor – (CSIRO Data61) ‘Building modern infrastructures to support complex, integrated and sustainable modelling and data analytics research’

In this presentation, I shall examine efforts over the past 10 years by CSIRO to develop and sustain world class capabilities to support modelling and data analytics research. I will present examples of other major national initiatives, e.g. NeCTAR and Xsede, and major international projects, such as NanoHub, to develop modern research infrastructures with national and global reach. Finally, I will look at major recent developments such as Blockchain and the role of Artificial Intelligence to transform data management, analytics and simulation.

https://youtu.be/sYg5nl1oXGc?rel=0

Roger Proctor (AODN) “A contribution to ocean data interoperability – the Australian Ocean Data Network and the Ocean Data Interoperability Platform”

I will present the current state of the AODN information infrastructure, its pros & cons, and discuss relevant developments in the international project ODIP around the ‘digital playground’.

https://youtu.be/7uoVV0Y4Y7k?rel=0

Mark Zheleznyak (Fukushima University) “Integration of data driven and model generated knowledge into Decision Support Systems: experience from applications”

https://youtu.be/WowYuG3J-fQ?rel=0

Tim Malthus (CSIRO) “Remotely sensed data for knowledge generation – approaches and challenges”

Unfortunately, for technical reasons video-recording of this talk is not available – our apologies for that. Please, click on the image below to access ppt slides from this talk.