EAGER: Collaborative Research: SAVI: Leveraging the Ocean Data Interoperability Platform (ODIP) for International Marine Science

自2009年启动以来，利用US-R2R和欧盟-ODIP国际海洋科学信息学，滚装甲板到储存库(R2R；http://rvdata.us/))计划在定期从整个美国学术舰队(由25艘现役舰艇组成)获取船上数据方面取得了巨大进展。R2R团队开发了创新技术，以克服整个机队中数据实践、命名约定和数据格式的广泛多样性，该机队由大大小小的18个独立运营机构管理。截至2012年9月，R2R已经编目了来自2,644个邮轮的11,026,386个数据文件。这些由美国国家科学基金会资助的成就显然让美国研究界受益，但海洋科学的研究范围正在变得更加全球化。尽管其他国家和地区，尤其是欧洲和澳大利亚，在收集数据集并将其放到网上方面也取得了巨大的进步，但不可避免的是，发现和获取数据的障碍可能会因为一系列原因而存在，从对资源的基本认识到搜索和访问协议、命名惯例和数据格式方面的冲突。与其继续独立开发(昂贵的)车轮，ODIP建议建立正式的合作机制，以同步美国、欧洲和澳大利亚的努力，通过一系列旨在取得实际进展的技术研讨会，而不是由皮？S站起来发表演讲的一系列会议。海洋数据互操作性平台(ODIP)是作为美国-欧盟-澳大利亚的一个联合项目启动的，特别是因为海洋数据互操作性必须跨越国界。R2R是一项合作的NSF计划，资助至2014年8月31日，结合了LDEO、SIO、WHOI和FSU的努力。R2R团队要求提供资金以(1)通过实施关联数据来增强对R2R内容的灵活发现和获取。(2)将R2R使用的关键词汇表映射到相应的欧盟资源，允许用户使用他们熟悉的术语在美国和欧盟的资源中进行搜索；(3)升级现有的R2R ISO 19115元数据记录，使其符合EU INSPIRE模式，该模式专门针对文档质量问题。这些工作将与目前的一些其他互操作性项目协调进行，例如EarthCube互操作性概念小组、Unidata和COOPEUS项目的工作。

Leveraging US-R2R and EU-ODIP Informatics for International Marine Science Since the 2009 launch, the Rolling Deck to Repository (R2R; http://rvdata.us/) program has made dramatic progress in routinely capturing shipboard data from the entire US academic fleet of 25 active service vessels. The R2R team has developed innovative technology to overcome the wide diversity of data practices, naming conventions and data formats across the fleet, which is managed by 18 independent operating institutions, large and small. As of September 2012, R2R had cataloged 11,026,386 data files from 2,644 cruises. These NSF-funded accomplishments clearly benefit the US research community, but inquiries in the marine sciences are becoming more global in scope. While other nations and regions, notably the Europeans and the Australians, have also made tremendous progress in gathering data sets and placing them online, inevitably barriers to discovery and access can exist for a host of reasons, from basic awareness of resources to conflicts in search and access protocols, naming conventions and data formats. Rather than continuing to independently develop (expensive) wheels, ODIP proposes to establish formal collaboration mechanisms to synchronize US, European and Australian efforts with a series of technical workshops designed to make practical advances, rather than a series of meetings in which PI?s stand up and make presentations. The Ocean Data Interoperability Platform (ODIP) has been launched as a combined US-EU-Australian project specifically because ocean data interoperability must span national boundaries. R2R is a collaborative NSF program, funded through 31 August 2014, combining the efforts of LDEO, SIO, WHOI and FSU. The R2R team requests funding to (1) enhance the flexible discovery and harvesting of R2R content through implementing a ?Linked Data? approach; (2) map key vocabularies used by R2R to their EU counterparts, allowing users to search across US and EU resources using the terms with which they are familiar; and (3) upgrade existing R2R ISO 19115 metadata records to be compliant with the EU INSPIRE schema, which specifically addresses documenting quality. These efforts will be carried out in coordination with a number of other current interoperability projects, such as the work of the EarthCube Interoperability Concept Group, Unidata, and the COOPEUS project.