International data sharing workshop for non-UN IGOs, Global and Regional organisations and projects, NGOs and private sector [online]
Workshop
12 October 2020
UNESCO / IOC Project Office for IODE
InnovOcean Campus
8400 Oostende
Belgium
Organiser(s) & Staff
Participation
By invitation only.
timing changed to 17h00-19h00 CEST To allow participating organizations to introduce themselves we are inviting all to provide a 1-2 page document or a PPT or a poster document. These will be made available through the web page of the meeting.
[View an annotated printable version of this agenda]
- 1. - INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVES OF THE MEETING
Mr Ariel Troisi and Dr Vladimir Ryabinin will provide a brief overview of the objectives of the meeting and the agenda of the workshop. By: Ariel Troisi, IOC Chair and Vladimir Ryabinin, IOC Executive Secretary [3 min]
(audio) Opening address by Ariel Troisi
(audio) Opening address by Vladimir Ryabinin - 2. - INTRODUCTION OF PARTICIPANTS
Mr Pissierssens will briefly inform about the participating organizations (no individual introductions). By: all (moderator: Peter Pissierssens) [2 min] - 3. - UN DECADE OF OCEAN SCIENCE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
- 3.2. - Data chapter By: Taco de Bruin [5 min]
PPT: agenda item 3.2: Data chapter of the UN Ocean decade implementation plan
(video) The UN Ocean decade: the implementation plan data chapter - 3.3. - IWG-SODIS: inter-sessional working group to propose a strategy on ocean data and information stewardship for the UN ocean decade By: Hernan Garcia [5 min]
PPT: agenda item 3.3: IOC/IODE Inter-sessional Working Group: To propose a Strategy on Ocean Data and Information Stewardship for the UN Ocean Decade (IWG-SODIS)
(video) IWG-SODIS: inter-sessional working group to propose a strategy on ocean data and information stewardship for the UN ocean decade - 4. - OVERVIEW OF CONTRIBUTIONS OF IOC (AND ITS IODE) TO DATA SHARING IN THE DECADE
The Ocean Data and Information System (ODIS) will provide an interoperability layer and supporting technology to allow existing and emerging ocean data and information systems (from any stakeholder) to interoperate with one another. This will enable and accelerate more effective development and dissemination of digital technology and sharing of ocean data, information, and knowledge. As such, ODIS will not be a new portal or centralised system, but will provide a collaborative solution to interlink distributed systems for common goals. As ODIS will initially target mostly well-established systems, a second initiative is being developed “Ocean InfoHub” (OIH) that will develop a number of regional “nodes” that will facilitate the submission of data and information to, as well extraction of data and information from the ODIS network for users/partners without access to advanced technology. The OIH will therefore provide a lower threshold opportunity for partners and users in developing countries to contribute to, and access the UN Ocean Decade global data ecosystem while also offering capacity development opportunities to all to participate equitably in the UN decade data ecosystem. - 4.1. - ODISCat: Catalogue of Sources
The ODIS 'Catalogue of Sources' aims to be an online browsable and searchable catalogue of existing ocean related web-based sources/systems of data and information as well as products and services. It will also provide information on products and visualize the landscape (entities and their connections) of ocean data and information sources.By: Arno Lambert [5 min]
PPT: agenda item 4.1: ODISCat Catalogue of Sources
(video) ODISCat: Catalogue of Sources - 4.2. - ODIS: Ocean Data and Information System By: Pier Luigi Buttigieg [5 min]
PPT: agenda item 4.2: The Ocean Data and Information System Creating an inclusive digital commons for ocean science and sustainable development
(video) ODIS: Ocean Data and Information System - 4.3. - IOC Ocean InfoHub By: Lucy Scott [5 min]
PPT: agenda item 4.3: The IOC Ocean InfoHub Project
(video)IOC Ocean InfoHub - 5. - BREAKOUT GROUPS
breakout groups to respond to a few key questions (all participants with 1 moderator/group) [20 min]. Sergey Belov will introduce the question that each group should discuss [5 min]
(video) Introduction to the breakout groups - 5.1. - Groups 1 and 2: Question 1 Moderator: Alison Clausen/ Hernan Garcia
- 5.2. - Groups 3 and 4: Question 2 Moderator: Julian Barbiere/ Sergey Belov
- 5.3. - Groups 5 and 6: Question 3 Moderator: Ariel Troisi/ Lucy Scott
- 5.4. - Reporting by breakout groups
Introduced by Sergey Belov [2 min for each breakout group moderator]
(video) reporting by the breakout groups - 6. - DISCUSSIONS AND NEXT STEPS
- 6.1. - Review of the survey results
By Pier Luigi Buttigieg [5 min]
Data sharing workshop pre-workshop survey
PPT: agenda item 6.1: SURVEY ON DATA/INFORMATION COLLECTED, MANAGED AND/OR DISSEMINATED
(video) Review of the survey results - 6.2. - Group discussions
moderated by Linwood Pendleton [20 min]
(video) 6.2 Group Discussions and 6.3 Next steps - 6.3. - Next steps
Moderated by: Taco de Bruin (and Julian Barbiere on Decade Call for Action) [10 min] - 7. - ClOSING OF THE MEETING
By: Sergey Belov/Taco de Bruin and Ariel Troisi)[5 min]
(video) Closing remarks
| Code | Name | Updated on | Action |
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| IOC Workshop Report No. 290 | International data sharing workshop for non-UN IGOs, Global and Regional organisations and projects, NGOs and private sector - REPORT | 24/04/2024 |
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Participant Stats:
Total Invited: 88
Confirmed: 82
Not confirmed: 2
Unapproved: 0
Not-participating: 4
Rejected: 0
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Created at 11:49 on 21 Aug 2020 by Peter Pissierssens
Last Updated at 09:19 on 04 Jul 2023 by Sofie de Baenst