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A common approach to metadata on GeoDataCubes is being worked on by the Green Deal Data Space Sister Projects

by Diego de la Vega | Jul 17, 2024 | news, Sister Projects | 0 comments

The Green Deal Data Spaces (GDDS) Action Group focuses on defining how the GDDS could contribute to the Group on Earth Observations (GEO).

The Sister Projects of the EuroGEO Action Group on the Green Deal Data Space have launched a common effort towards scientific and technical collaboration. The first of these joint actions targets comparing the metadata concepts behind their systems and looking at the advantages and disadvantages. The final goal is to propose a solid set of metadata concepts required when dealing with GeoDataCubes that go beyond simple Earth Observation imagery.

The Green Deal Data Spaces (GDDS) Action Group focuses on defining how the GDDS could contribute to the Group on Earth Observations (GEO). The group has a multifaceted agenda, including understanding GDDS through current use cases, consolidating various perspectives into a blueprint, exploring avenues for integrating the blueprint into the GEO Work Program and GEO platform, discussing ideas regarding GDDS governance, and outlining future development plans. The ultimate goal is to release a set of recommendations in a concise policy document.

The sister projects will discuss the outcome of the analyses jointly and work towards a common Policy Brief on metadata requirements for GDDS.

LEARN MORE ON THE GDDS ACTION GROUP PAGE
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