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Sharing and Visualizing Environmental Data using Virtual利用虚拟环境数据共享和可视化环境数据

Virtual Globes, e-Science All Hands Meeting 2007 Sharing and Visualizing Environmental Data using Virtual Globes Jon Blower, Alastair Gemmell, Keith Haines Reading e-Science Centre, ESSC, University of Reading Peter Kirsch, Nathan Cunningham, Andrew Fleming British Antarctic Survey, Madingley Road, Cambridge Roy Lowry British Oceanographic Data Centre, Liverpool E-Science: Connected science We need to be able to connect data across the environmental sciences (right) Visualization is very important But complicated by plethora of file formats and tools Geographic Information Systems (GIS) often complex and vendor-specific Environmental science data are four-dimensional GIS historically focussed on land surface How important is visualization? (Microsoft case study with BP: Hurricane Management System) This solution is changing the way we do business. When the data is presented through a map-based interface, it’s amazing. It gives you a richer, bigger, more intelligent picture of what’s going on. – Steve Fortune, BP /casestudies/casestudy.aspx?casestudyid=201427 The Virtual Solar System 30 Virtual Globes currently available! Combining data on a Virtual Globe:Hurricane Katrina, August 2005 Storm track positions (analysed from ECMWF vorticity data) by Lizzie Froude, ESSC Sea surface temperature data from UK Met Office FOAM model Combination shows cooling of surface waters on right-hand side of cyclonic storm track High winds cause upwelling of cool, deep water Keyhole Markup Language (KML) KML encodes simple geographic features in XML Points, lines and polygons Image overlays description field can hold HTML with links, images etc Contains several types of information: Geolocation Style Camera control Some currently-availableenvironmental datasets in KML format Virtual Globes as Discovery andBrowse tools BODC uses Google Earth as spatial metadata browsing tool for in-situ measurements Can easily check for errors E.g. ocean data located on land Misplaced component