International Data Exchange Exemplars in Earth System Data
Collection of exemplars showcasing various data policies and practices from around the world, aiming to inspire and expand international data exchange efforts. Examples range from free data access in Israel to partnerships in the USA and China. Seeking exemplars across Earth System Data domains for showcasing. Contact provided for submissions.
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Second Session of the Infrastructure Commission (INFCOM-2, 24-28 October 2022) Side Event Data Policy Exemplars Simon McLellan, INFCOM Data Policy Coordinator 1
Data Policy Exemplars A collection of exemplars from various members and organizations Inspiration for how to expand data exchange Showcasing benefits of various aspects of data policy implementation Presented on the data policy website. Linked to roadmap items Community sharing and learning resource
Collection of Exemplars Types of exemplars: 1. National and regional policies and regulations (Roadmap Item #6) a. Free and unrestricted data exchange (Items #1, #2) b. Sharing of recommended data to research and education community (Items #3, #4) Partnerships with non-NMHS entities (#10) Attribution of data (#5, #7, #8) a. Attribution of recommended data (#7, #8) Coordination with WMO partners and stakeholders on data policy (#23) Relationship and data exchange between public and private sectors (#25) 2. 3. 4. 5. Criteria: Categories of Benefits: 1. 2. Outlines policy, regulations and/or practices Describes what Member is doing, how, and the benefits to the Member Gives example that is: a. Relevant b. Effective (it works, provides visible/measurable results) c. Efficient (requires a reasonable level of resources) d. Sustainable 1. Ensures the sound development of services (in various domains) provided by public, private, academic and citizen sectors Better meets the needs of a wide range of users a. Service providers of public, private, academic and citizen sectors b. Research and education activities c. General public 3.
Potential Examples of Exemplars! ISRAEL: Free data access the experience of the Israel Meteorological Service UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Promoting an open data policy within the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration REPUBLIC OF KOREA: Partnerships with non-NMHS entities, both public and private CHINA: The Data Policy of the Chinese Meteorological Administration HYDROLOGY: Multi-national multi-agency meteorology and hydrology data exchange policy in the Sava River Basin RAVI - EUMETSAT members: Expanding free and unrestricted global data sharing through licence agreement with private sector data supplier. .and many more!
Whats Your Story? We re looking for your exemplars to provide us all with the inspiration to expand international data exchange enhance organisational effectiveness improve overall weather, climate and water services grow national economies Big or small, we are interested to showcase exemplars across all domains of Earth System Data (weather, climate, hydrology, ocean, atmospheric composition, cryosphere, space weather) from all WMO Regions Please do contact us: Simon, Jitsuko and Bonnie Jitsuko Hasegawa jhasegawa@wmo.int Bonnie Galvin bgalvin@wmo.int Simon McLellan simon.mclellan@metoffice.gov.uk
