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ECHO and EDGStatus May 9, 2006 Beth Weinstein, Beth.Weinstein@ Yonsook Enloe, yonsook@ What is ECHO? ECHO is middleware between Data, Service, and Client Partners Data Partners provide information about their Earth science-related data holdings Client Partners develop software (“clients”) to access ECHO’s metadata using ECHO’s open APIs End users search ECHOs metadata using an ECHO client; ECHO is not a user interface ECHO Capability Today User Registration and Login Metadata ingest, validation, and reconciliation Search Parameters Spatial (e.g. point, line, polygon, multipolygon, circle) Temporal (e.g. date range, day/night/both) Keyword (e.g. dataset id, sensor name) Numeric (e.g. cloud cover percentage ) Boolean (e.g. Only data with browse data, Only data that is online) Open interfaces for human-machine or machine-to-machine clients Data Access Direct On-line Access Brokering of Orders Price Quotes Subscriptions Interoperability with other systems (OGC/NSDI Client support) Service Catalog based on web services standards ECHO Data Partner Status ECHO’s Current Holdings (May 2006) from 10 Data Partners Collections 2,237 Granules 56 million Browse 14 million All NASA ECS DAACs are actively participating in ECHO (GES, LARC, LP, NSIDC) Atmospheric Composition and Dynamics, Global Precipitation, Ocean Biology, Ocean Dynamics, Solar Irradiance Radiation Budget, Clouds, Aerosols and Tropospheric Chemistry Land Processes Snow and Ice, Cryosphere and Climate V0 DAACs are participating (ASF, GES, JPL, ORNL, SEDAC, PO) Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), Sea Ice, Polar Processes, Geophysics Biogeochemical Dynamics, Ecological Data, Environmental Processes Oceanic Processes, Air-Sea Interactions Population, Sustainability MODIS Data Processing System (MODAPS) and JAXA CEOP are in test mode ECHO Client Partner Status Current ECHO Clients General purpose geospatial and temporal searching Customized user interfaces to facilitate specific communities and tasks Back-end har