Insights into GEO Data Working Group Dynamics and Objectives
An overview of the GEO Data Working Group activities, including participation statistics, self-nominations for co-chairs, sub-group focuses, and logistical details. The group aims to enhance data sharing, promote interoperability, and address legal and ethical issues related to data management. Discover the group's structure, member engagement, and strategic objectives here.
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GEO Data Working Group 23 out of 58 members answered the questionnaire
N of Co chairs 2, (6) 3, (7) 4, (9) 5 (2) 5-7 3 (Co-chairs) or 5 (Executive Committee)
Co Chairs Self Nominations 69.6 No 30.4 Yes (of 23 answers)
10 Self Nominations Zhongxin Chen, FAO - UN Henrik Steen Andersen (European Environment Agency) Anastasia Wahome RCMRD Robert Downs - World Data System (WDS) rep Lea Shanley- University of Wisconsin-Madison Van Laningham, Neevy P - U.S. Dept. of State Richard Moreno, CNES Alena Rybkina, CODATA Geoffrey Boulton - University Edinburg/Codata Nura Jibo - African Climate Change Research Centre(ACCREC)
Working group Sub Groups Data standard; data policy; data products; validation and data quality; geospatial infrastructure and platform; education and extension Focus on stakeholders and data customisation Data rights and legal issues - ownership & responsibilities, law, protection, licenses, etc. Institutional data policies - in support of open data Data quality - ensure usability, metadata availability, etc. Data access & awareness - dissemination, outreach, etc. Data privacy issues Monitor trends to improve the Implementation Guides for the GEOSS Data Management and Data Sharing Principles, including identifying relationships to the FAIR and TRUST Principles. Follow PB and Member States needs Principles and guidelines; Best practices; Advancing interoperability and integration Communication, Cooperation, and Coordination
Working group Sub Groups Review GEO data sharing and data management principles. Review existing DWG principles in relation to initiatives such as FAIR (Findable Accessible Reusable Interoperable). Develop best practice guidelines for implementation by GEO members. Data Sharing (getting more open datasets), Data Interoperability (best practices for improving interoperability) Sub groups dealing with more technical aspects in data sharing and interoperability, such as standards for interoperability, or for example aspects of in-situ data sharing, and one subgroup with more focus on legal, ethical and privacy issues. But this also depends on the existing expertise in the group. In Situ Data Sharing Data Management (DMP, DOI, Long term preservation, certification) - Data Services (discovery, sharing, remote processing & development, ...) - Interoperability (services (eg STAC, Opensearch, CSW, ...) & formats (NetCDF, ZARR, COG, ...) & Metadata - Legal / Ethical issues In each group, capacity of trend analysis and link to related organisations (RDA, CEOS, EOSC, ...) Interoperability, SDGs, Open Science
Logistics Once a month:9 Every 5, 6 weeks 1 Once every 2 months :12 Quarterly meetings should be the baseline. Ad- hoc meetings as required. 1
N of days dedicated to the WG 0.5 XX 1 XXX 2 XXXXXX 2.5X 3 X, X 5, X 10
