The Fisheries Data Interoperability Working Group . The proposed The objective of the Fisheries Data Interoperability Working Group (FDIWG) is to devise a global data exchange and integration framework to support scientific advice on stock status and fisheries management that builds on fisheries data Working Group Activities JOIN OUR SESSION ON: Meeting agenda JOIN THE FDIWG WORKING GROUP NOW! For more information on the WG, please contact the WG Chair: Anton Ellenbroek [email protected] Expected key Impacts of the Working Group Promote existing facilities for data sharing on capture, landing, effort, size classes, vessel monitoring system and production through sharing of structural data definitions. This promotion will be supported by demonstrations of live examples of data sharing Facilitate access to data by recommending standards and assist in adoption of tools and facilities Recommend existing data tools Recommend solutions for controlled vocabularies and mapping between local, regional and global vocabularies Identify synergies with other working groups and existing data networking initiatives Reduced costs related to reuse of data. Increased adoption of existing common standards, vocabularies and best practices related to fisheries data management with new communities, such as regional projects Increased general awareness about research open data and interoperability standards among the fisheries organizations Enhanced access, discovery (metadata) and reuse of fisheries data across specific domains Fisheries data provenance attribution and lineage expected to foster legal interoperability and reproducible science New opportunities for Data Structure Definition (DSD) and ontology based knowledge management in the fisheries sector A common and scalable framework for fisheries data managers & scientists Concepts & methodology to describe, restructure and publish fisheries data Flexible and portable solutions which can be deployed on e-infrastructures with Virtual Research Environments (VRE) Compliance with internationally recognized standards for metadata and data (ISO TC 211 / OGC, TDWG / GBIF, SDMX..) to foster interoperability and reusability Delivering standard services (Data discovery, Harmonization and Access) implemented with tools widely used by the community (eg Geonetwork, Geoserver, R programming language / RStudio Server) and underlying APIs A global data exchange and integration framework “R programming language as orchestrator to manage metadata, data complying with OGC standards and controlled vocabularies: the case of Tuna Fisheries” 19th of September from 11:30 - 13:00 local time, Room: Mansfield 10. This second meeting will focus more on the description of a technical framework (R programming language) set up to comply with OGC standards for metadata, data and access protocols. 1. Short overview of RDA FDI working group, the activities, and presentation of co-chairs 2. Overview of the work accomplished, according to the work plan 3. Presentation of the FDI workflow for metadata cataloguing, data access & discovery, including fishery data vocabularies, methodology and tools (R packages) 4. Synergies establishment/strengthening with other RDA groups and user communities (e.g. marine domain Beyond fisheries, geospatial data, biodiversity, agricultural data, Virtual Research Environments, etc.)