NOAA's National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS) provides public access to data and data products from NOAA-operated environmental satellites, oceanographic and atmospheric observing systems, and mission programs supporting understanding of our climate, weather, oceans, and coasts. This session focuses on generating awareness and discussion on Federal data technology and infrastructure, featuring talks by individuals and teams with moderated discussion and interactive elements. Topics include AI capabilities at NESDIS, integrating legacy marine data into the cloud enterprise data system, algorithm transition to operations within the NCCF, and cloud migration strategies.
Moderators: Jessica Morgan and John Relph.
PRESENTATIONS- Courtney Bouchard – From ship to shore: bridging the divide between operational monitoring and historical climatology
- Brian Meyer – Integrating Legacy Marine Data into the Satellite-Focused NESDIS Cloud Enterprise Data System
- Gian Villamil-Otero – Closing the R2O Visibility Gap: A Jira-Based Framework for Research-to-Operations Lifecycle Management
- Jay Su – From policy to platform to product: Building AI capabilities at NESDIS
- Angela Brown – Data, Technology & Infrastructure Planning – An enterprise perspective, unveiling the complexity, size and scope of effort
AudienceNOAA NESDIS data infrastructure professionals and the broader earth science data community; those interested in Federal data technology, infrastructure, and cloud migration strategies
