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ECMWF, 5 September 2007
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The SIMDAT project
Baudouin RaoultHead of Data and Services Section
ECMWF
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SIMDAT and the VGISC project
SIMDAT is a four years EU funded project
SIMDAT was an opportunity to fund the development of the VGISC- DWD invited ECMWF to join and take a lead rôle in the SIMDAT project, in
order to develop the VGISC.
- For ECMWF it was an opportunity to develop expertise in modern technologies (GRID, Service oriented architecture,…)
The partners are DWD, ECMWF, EUMETSAT, Météo France and UK Met Office
The software was designed according to all WIS related documents present on the WMO web site, as well as previous VGISC documents- In particular the functional roles of GISCs, DCDPs and NCs, as well as
their interactions
- The virtualisation requirements of the VGISC
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Access to existing data repositories in a non-intrusive fashion
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Catalogue Synchronisation: each site has a copy of the global catalogue
Synchronisation
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Data from anywhere can be accessed from everywhere
Retrievals
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Sites are organised in a mesh network
Each site is connected to 2-3
peers at most
Each site can reach any sites
which is part of the network
Provides a scalable solution
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Data policies and Access controlWe want authentication
- Who is this user?
We want to support data policies
- e.g. WMO Resolution 40
We want access control
- According to his/her profile, can this user access data with this data policy?
We want a decentralised solution
- No central security server
- User from anywhere canaccess data from everywhere
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Decentralised access control
This site holds some data
… and defines under which policy this data is available (e.g. for research and education)
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Decentralised access control
This site registers a user
… and defines its profile (e.g. a researcher)
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Decentralised access control
The sites must establish a relation of trust
- The trust relation is defined by having the same understanding of the term “researcher”
- More that one sites can be part of a trust relation
- The trust relation is enforced by exchanging X509 certificates
A scalable solution:
- Each site manages its own users
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How to publish data in SIMDATDownload the software
Install the catalogue node and the portal (optional)
- Edit the configuration file
- Start the software
Install the data repository
- Edit the configuration file
- Start the software
Edit some metadata files to describes your datasets
- Drop the files in a directory
Write a shell script that translate SIMDAT requests into requests to your existing database
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Collaboration
With the WMO community
- Experience gain in the project are fed back to WMO via expert teams.
Evaluation copies of the software
- Australia, Canada, China, Finland, Japan, Korea, Morocco, Norway, Russia, Sweden, Zimbabwe
- The software is available under an Open Source license
Other communities are interested
- EUMETNET OPERA project
- Global Monitoring for Environment and Security (GMES)
- International Polar Year (IPY)
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Status: 11 sites connected
Satellite data
ERA40 dataTIGGE data
Climate Time Series
Aviation data (TAF, METAR)Lightning data
Model outputReal-time GTS data
Model outputClimate Time Series
Model outputObservation
Model outputSatellite data
Model outputWave Observation
Research datasets
Oceanographicdata
More than 27,000 datasets discoverable
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Data availableBoM NWP outputs, Observations GRIB, ASCII
CMA NWP output, satellite data, TIGGE GRIB, BUFR
DWD Climate Time Series, NWP outputs XML, HTML, GRIB
ECMWF NWP outputs (ERA15, ERA40, TIGGE), Sample GTS observations (1 day)
GRIB1, GRIB2, BUFR, PDF
EUMETSAT METEOSAT 8 images JPEG
JMA NWP outputs, MTSAT images, Observations
GRIB, BUFR, animated GIFs
KMA Climate Time Series, NWP outputs XML, GRIB
Météo France NWP outputs Real-time GTS data GRIB, ASCII
NCAR ~ 6000 datasets NetCDF, other
RNODC Oceanographic data (BATHY, SHIP, TESAC)
ASCII
UKMO Aviation data (METAR, TAF) XML
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Support of WIS requirements
Routine collection of observation data Work in progress.
Automated dissemination of all observed data and products, both real‑time and non real-time : Push model
Work in progress.
Ad-hoc requests for data and products : Pull model
Done.
Support of different user profiles and data policies
Done.
Support of data and network security Done. Based on SSL
Support the integration of diverse datasets Done. Support for Any data type, from any data repository.
Reliable infrastructure Done.
Technologically sustainable and appropriate to local expertise
Done. Based on Standards. Run on a PC. Open Source components.
Modular, flexible and scalable Done.
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Conclusion
SIMDAT is a fully decentralised system- All sites are true peers and have equal rights
- Decentralised user and data policies management
- Integrated catalogue and data retrieval functions (one-stop-shop)
- Designed for operational use
Interfacing with any existing data repositories- Without any impact on the local infrastructure or disruption of operational activities
- Support for any data types (GTS bulletins, Model outputs, Satellite images, climate time-series, ….)
Generates interest in meteorology and other environmental communities- A synergy has been established
Data available from 11 sites worldwide- Software running continuously, catalogues are constantly updated