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NASA World Wind Contribution to GEOSS Client Applications Session Nadine Alameh, Ph.D. MobiLaps LLC September 26th, 2008
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NASA World Wind Contribution to GEOSS Client Applications Session Nadine Alameh, Ph.D. MobiLaps LLC September 26th, 2008.

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Page 1: NASA World Wind Contribution to GEOSS Client Applications Session Nadine Alameh, Ph.D. MobiLaps LLC September 26th, 2008.

NASA World Wind Contribution to GEOSS

Client Applications Session

Nadine Alameh, Ph.D.

MobiLaps LLC

September 26th, 2008

Page 2: NASA World Wind Contribution to GEOSS Client Applications Session Nadine Alameh, Ph.D. MobiLaps LLC September 26th, 2008.

Objectives

• Increase usability of growing amount of earth science and planetary data produced by research community.

• Accelerate opportunities for research community to provide “advances in fundamental understanding of the Earth system and increased application of this understanding to serve the nation and the people of the world” (NRC Decadal Survey).

• Advance Open Source components to support/advance/optimize infrastructure necessary for accelerated innovation and maximum exchange of information.

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NASA World Wind Features

• 3D geospatial information browser– Suite of modular components to be used selectively or in

concert with any number of programs. • API-Centric architecture of SDK

– Embeddable as part of any application (window in web page, or extended by application and web developers.

– Incorporate virtual globe technology in support of any Earth science objective.

• NASA Open Source software– Anyone can advance this technology without being

constrained by vendor features/scheduling or proprietary lock-in.

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NASA World Wind Features

• Terrain generation from real, remote data at high frequency• Image display and selection from terabytes of remote imagery• Rapid management of data retrieval from distributed sources• Getting it all to show up when and where it’s supposed to

– In a component as simple to use as a Jbutton• Viewing and picking

– Cross-platform and open-source

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Current Capabilities

• 3D World Context

• 2-1/2 D World Context

– Multiple and user projections

• Data retrieval, availability

• Geometry Tessellation

• Image Application

• Picking, Event notification

• Viewing and Animation

• JavaScript Interface

• Icons

• Text and Annotation

• Polylines and Polygons

– Terrain conforming

• Earth, Planets, Moon

• Data formats

– JPEG, PNG, TIFF, RPF,…

– .bil for elevations

– GPX, NMEA, CSV for GPS

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World Wind’s Proposed Participation

• Investigate ways to enhance NASA World Wind with capability of discovering earth science data registered in the GEOSS Clearinghouse and leveraging World Wind’s OGC-standards support in accessing, visualizing and integrating the discovered data in a 3D environment.

• Experiment with access to sensor web resources provided as part of the persistent operational services in support of GEOSS SBAs.

• Design a set of modules that can become part of the World Wind open source core and can then be used/adapted/extended to support various projects and SBAs.

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Expected Benefits

• Contributing an open source cross-platform 3D visualization technology.

• Supporting SBA scenarios through 3D integration, analysis and visualization of related data.

• Leveraging improved discovery, access, integration and visualization of a growing body of earth science data by a variety of users for more effective use of the data.

• Great opportunity for the leveraging of open source technology in support of realistic SBA scenarios.

• Direct feedback and requirements from the community to help shape the future of World Wind to ensure continued alignment with the GEOSS architecture and maximum value-added for its users.

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Catalog Search Via CSW

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3D Visualization of Discovered Resources

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Applets

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Applications

Multi-Frame

Single Frame

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Further Information

• Code: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/java

• Demos: worldwind.arc.nasa.gov/java/demos

• Forums: forum.worldwindcentral.com/forumdisplay.php?f=37

• Bug tracker: issues.worldwind.arc.nasa.gov