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Australian Research Community Clouds 10 Second Summary To provide marine scientists and students a robust framework of tools and resources with easy access to open data in a standard environment. Designed to reduce the time for tool and code


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Australian Research Community Clouds

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10 Second Summary To provide marine scientists and students a robust framework of tools and resources with easy access to open data in a standard

  • environment. Designed to reduce the time for tool and code

preparation as well as the data discovery process.

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The two main areas of focus 1. National Service for annotation and analysis of underwater imagery and video 2. A standard working environment in the cloud (Available from a web browser) (Secondary overarching focus: Access to Data)

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National Service for annotation and analysis of underwater imagery and video Two elements of the service:

  • SQUIDLE+

A platform for exploration, management and annotation of georeferenced images & video

○ Online prototype http://203.101.232.29 ○ Conceived and created by Tim Langlois from UWA

  • GlobalArchive

A repository for annotation data

○ Online prototype http://146.118.103.240

Conceived by Tim Langlois from UWA, created by Ariell Friedman from Greybits

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GlobalArchive

Provides flexible import of information associated with sampling campaign Have made changes in leading software to enable complete archive of stereo image annotation

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GlobalArchive

Organisation of multiple Campaigns by Projects With option to make data sets Open Access

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GlobalArchive

Flexible Collaborations between users to share Campaign data

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GlobalArchive

Organises data by sampling methods Flexible format will allow historical and modern datasets from any method to be imported

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GlobalArchive

Standardised data tables allow querying of multiple campaigns Proposed user secured scripted interface (R and Python) will allow for easy analysis and streamlined data interpretation

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Proposed interactive web application Takes advantage of standardised data format Interrogate monitoring data

GlobalArchive

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  • 2. Standard working environment in the cloud?

A virtual machine in the cloud, offering a remote desktop environment in the browser. The cloud scalable to demand, supporting collaboration. Integrated with AAF Three main areas of focus: Tools, Support (Resources) and Data.

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  • Tools:

○ R-Studio, Jupyter, Standard Packages, Ponopoly, NetCDF viewer etc. ○ Potential to push to HPC services for larger jobs (Stretch) ○ Push to HPC (Stretch).

  • Support (Collated Resources)

○ Working sample code using real data. ○ Complete end-to-end examples of research where available. ○ Relevant contact information for National support.

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Data:

  • Access to open data, AODN, TPAC, IMAS, NCI.

○ Focus on well structured data, with modern API’s ■ WFS. ■ WPS. ■ THREEDS / OPeNDAP.

  • Shared and Public spaces for local data and collaboration.

○ Local datasets (TPAC, IMOS, IMAS). ○ Intermediate datasets, private and embargoed.

  • Personal persistent home storage.
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Who is involved:

NeCTAR University of Tasmania IMOS TPAC (Tasmanian Partnership for Advanced Computing) TURN University of Queensland UWA Greybits Engineering Brendan.Davey@utas.edu.au Roger.Proctor@utas.edu.au