New Task: GOOS Pilot adding US ATN data to near-realtime to OBIS in DwC

[MathewBiddle]

Who is requesting this?

GOOS

What is being requested?

SMRU data appropriately QA/QC'ed using ArgosQC, aligned to DarwinCore and shared to OBIS via OTN's IPT.

What is the requested deadline and why?

2024-10-01

What is the current status quo (i.e., what happens if this does not get done)?

unclear pathways for data to OBIS

What indicates this is done (i.e., how do we know this is complete)?

Pilot is pilotted and an implementation plan is built.

Provide a description or any other important information.

Coordinating with @mmckinzie and @jdpye.

[MathewBiddle]

working over at https://github.com/ocean-tracking-network/rt-sat-to-obis

[mmckinzie]

I've reached out to ATN researchers as discussed and will get agreed upon data/metadata uploaded next week

[MathewBiddle]

Thanks @mmckinzie. I see you added the requested data files and .yml configs to the repository https://github.com/ocean-tracking-network/rt-sat-to-obis. Thanks!

I'm trying to decipher what was added/removed, but reviewing the comparison between main and the commit previous to when you started adding content is a little difficult to trace. See https://github.com/ocean-tracking-network/rt-sat-to-obis/compare/main..5a1d07a3a2790f2452a92fdf8efef7380a0bd0d9

A common tool used in GitHub to clearly identify changes to a repository is using a Pull Request. I can help you work through how and when to use them. It makes it easier for you, as well as the team, to clearly understand what changes have been made. It also has nice integration with issues and notifications. Let's set up a short call to review how to do this.

[MathewBiddle]

xref: ocean-tracking-network/rt-sat-to-obis#3

[jdpye]

We will harmonize the .yml and config files (which don't yet have a destination standard to conform to, we're making this up as we go!) from here, and we'll endeavour to request all changes happen through PRs from here on out. We're a ways away from the first 'release' of this workflow so i think we'll be OK this time but it's good to get practice in doing things the neat and tidy way!

[MathewBiddle]

cc @conniekot