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GEOSS Architecture for Remote Sensing Products for Disaster Management and Risk Assessment

Completed TRL 3

Description

Define and facilitate implementation of a ‘system of systems’ architecture for disaster mitigation and risk assessment responsive to GEOSS task DI-06-09 on Use of Satellites for Risk Management
Leverage technology in service oriented architectures including sensor webs, web services and automation (e.g. EO-1 SensorWeb and VMOC)
Coordinate with international (e.g. CEOS/WGISS, IC) and national (e.g. USGEO, USGS, NOAA) partners
Prototype key capabilities enabled by the GEOSS architecture to validate and document user and web service interfaces
Demonstrate architecture benefits: reduce latency, produce more useful products on-demand, and reduce costs by reuse
 

Details

Technology areaSoftware, Modeling, Simulation, and Information Processing > Information Processing and Artificial Intelligence > Science, Engineering, and Mission Data Life Cycle
ProgramEarth Science (ESD)
Lead organizationNASA Headquarters, Washington, DC
Start date2011-07-01
End date2014-01-01

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