Standing Committee on Data, Information and Customer Support
Applicable Terms of Reference
- Data and Product Exchange
- Terminology, Data and Mapping Standards
- Operations and Customer Support
Co-Chairs
Ari Seina
Finnish Ice Service
Finnish Institute of Marine Research
Helsinki, Finland
Marie-France Gauthier
Canadian Ice Service
Chief of Forecast Operations
Ottawa, Canada
Committee Reports and Presentations
Interoperable Data Formats - Action Item DC 6.1.1 Reference Material,
and Discussion at IICWG VII, Helsinki
- Interoperable
Data Formats: Action Item Summary of Progress for IICWG VII (ppt
file, from P. Seymour 9/28/06)
- Ice
Service Requirements Questionnaire (Questionnaire with CIS response
as an example, doc file, from J. Falkingham, 9/13/06)
- Interoperable
Data Formats: IICWG SCDICS tasks in progress (informal minutes
on the 6.1 AI discussion at IICWG VII, doc file, from F. Fetterer
9/28/06)
- Status
report, action item DC 6.1.1 (doc file, from P. Seymour 9/11/06)
- DIFD_ICE_Version_3.0_working_090806 (Excel
file, from P. Seymour 9/11/06)
- FEATURE
OBJECT ATTRIBUTES Ver 3.0 (doc file, from P. Seymour 9/11/06)
- GEO
OBJECT CLASSES Ver 3.0 (doc file, from P. Seymour 9/11/06)
Interoperable Data Formats - Special Session at IICWG VI, Ottawa
Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) Material
Sea Ice Mapping Systems - Presentations and Reports (see
also items under the Standing Committee on Applied Science and Research)
- SIMS Architecture.
A draft PowerPoint presentation with recommendations, introduction
and summary page added, and changes (in green). Send comments, additions
and changes to Paul Seymour. Later versions will be posted on this
page.
- SIMS Introduction
and Summary.
This PowerPoint presentation is intended to summarize IMS progress
and issues for all of IICWG-V, on Thursday April 22, 2004, 13:30. Send
comments, additions, and changes to Paul Seymour. We will work on this
at the meeting in the standing committee breakout as well.
- Providing METOC Data
in SIMS: A Capabilities/Feasibility Study Prepared for the U.S. National
Ice Center.
This white paper outlines the U.S. National Ice Center's position regarding
operational aspects of incorporating meteorology data in SIMS, their
sea ice mapping system. While specific to NIC, aspects of the challenges
faced by NIC may be of interest to other centers.
Sea Ice Mapping Systems - Requirements
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