[ssig] ESWW2023 - 100CD-07 - SPACE WEATHER DATA INFRASTRUCTURE: STANDARDS AND FAIR APPROACH

[Baptiste Cecconi]

Dear Colleagues,

The abstract submission for the 19th European Space Weather Week 
(https://esww2023.org/ <https://esww2023.org/>) in Toulouse, France (20-24 November 2023) 
is open.

We would like to draw your attention to the community driven session:
100CD-07 - SPACE WEATHER DATA INFRASTRUCTURE: STANDARDS AND FAIR APPROACH

We encourage you all to submit an abstract by 29th of June 
(submissions at: https://esww2023.org/submit-an-abstract <https://esww2023.org/submit-an-abstract>) 
to our session and look forward to a fruitful discussion.

Kind regards
    Marco, Veronique, Baptiste

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100CD-07 - SPACE WEATHER DATA INFRASTRUCTURE: STANDARDS AND FAIR APPROACH

Session Conveners: Marco Molinaro, Veronique Delouille, Baptiste Cecconi

Description: The wealth of Space Weather data has grown exponentially in the last two decades, both in terms of volumes and diversity. Data are heterogeneous under many aspects, including: acquisition (instrument observation), exploitation (for various scientific research fields or for operational aspects), and format. Data are made e-accessible through portals. Metadata (often produced from automated feature recognition code) as well as data analysis and simulation codes are made available from various repositories. The heterogeneity and increased volume in data requires however to think about how to better homogenise the various aspects of the data infrastructures, in order to provide the users with solutions that follow FAIR principles and leverage on open standards development. In this effort, connection to global communities and organisations (IHDEA, COSPAR-ISWAT, IPDA, IVOA-SSIG) and scientific-to-operational infrastructure bridging (ESA SSA-SWE) are keys in showing the current status of these activities and helping to identify common ways forward. This session proposes to bring together expertise in Space Weather, solar, heliospheric and planetary science data management and data exploitation and make an inventory of elements of space weather data infrastructure. We welcome contributions describing ongoing and foreseen activities in producing high level metadata via automated feature recognition catalogues, and in homogenising and standardising Space Weather resource discovery, access and use towards a FAIR interoperable approach.
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Marco Molinaro
INAF - Istituto Nazionale di AstroFisica
Osservatorio Astronomico di Trieste
email marco.molinaro at inaf.it <mailto:marco.molinaro at inaf.it>
tel. [+39] 333 33 20 564 [also Telegram]
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