THE PROJECT

Enhancing oceanography capacities on CCLME Western Africa countries Phase II

THE PROJECT

It will be based on three main pillars: (i) Data recovery, (ii) Development of a CCLME Data Analytic viewer, and (iii) Technical workshops. 

This workshop focuses on sharing ideas about analytic tools to be included in the the web app "CCLME Eco-GIS viewer".

THE PROJECT

-  Key expected output:

Developing a GIS dynamic analytic tool aimed to create meaningful data products at regional scale, adding value to raw data and producing new scientific knowledge on the ocean and coastal areas of the CCLME countries.

Deliver a dynamic GIS tool to explore, analyse and compare data. 

DATA AVAILABLE

In the previous project "Enhancing oceanography capacities on Western Africa countries" a big amount of  oceanographic datasets from the CCLME were collected and stored in a geodatabase. You can download the publication "Directory of Atmospheric, Hydrographic and biological datasets for the Canary Current Large Marine Ecosystem", which includes the metadata collection, in the next link: 

Download document

IEO Historical Campaings from 1980

• More than 40 Oceanographic Campaigns in the CCLME

• During the previos project 17 IEO fisheries surveys were rescued and recovered. This information was stored in the SIRENO Database (IEO project). This information is now available to be used in the CCLME Eco-Viewer web app.

Some data available from these campaings are:

• ABUNDANCE
• BIOMASS
• RICHNESS
• TROFIC INDEX

TECHNOLOGY

We need to know how do you solve your problems:

Scripting for analysis (Python, R, etc.), web development, sharing data & tools, API Rest services, preparing metadata...

Marine web apps: https://shanehudson.net/2014/02/23/opec-data-visualisation-portal/, http://www.indiseas.org/, http://oceanviewer.org/

R in the Server: http://shiny.rstudio.com/, goo.gl/17oM2Q

Python: http://oceanpython.org/, 

Node for ArcGis online & ArcGis Server: https://github.com/esri-es/ArcNode

Javascript graphs libraries: http://d3js.org/, http://c3js.org/,

http://www.highcharts.com/, http://www.amcharts.com

Model View Controller pattern: http://www.asp.net/mvc/mvc5

Real Time Monitoring (Socket.io): goo.gl/9GJhGr, goo.gl/qfwDKJ 

SOME EXAMPLES

SHARING THE  CODE

We will prepare a repository to share the code developed including the ideas discussed during the workshop.

function initMap()   
{
    console.log("Init Map");

    map = new ol.Map({
        target: 'map',
        layers: [
          new ol.layer.Tile({
              source: new ol.source.MapQuest({ layer: 'sat' })
          })
        ],
        view: new ol.View({
            center: ol.proj.transform([-3.5, 40.5], 'EPSG:4326', 'EPSG:3857'),
            zoom: 6
        })
    });
}

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    $.ajax({
        url: url,
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        callback(data);

    });

}

WHAT DO WE SPECT FROM YOU​ 

SHORT PRESENTATION

• A short presentation (15-20 minutes) with your work about development of tools for the analysis of the oceanographic and fisheries data.

YOUR ACTIVE PARTICIPATION

• We will open forums to share ideas about what web tools can be developed under the frame of the project with the data collected.