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NMDIS-NPEM Workshop (NDSI-CAP project)

Last modified on September 13, 2007 09:34

Second workshop between the Chinese National Marine Data and Information Service and the NOAA North Pacific Ecosystem Metadatabase to establish a NSDI Clearinghouse Node for China NMDIS as part of the North Pacific Marine Scieince Organization (PICES) Marine Metadata Federation.

What Conference Training
When October 30, 2007 08:00 to
October 31, 2007 17:30
Where Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Contact Name Dr. Bernard A. Megrey
Contact Email
Contact Phone 206-526-4147
Attendees Dr. Bernard A. Megrey, Mr. S. Allen Macklin, Ms. Kimberly Bahl, Mr. Ruguang Yin
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This project empowers a metadata- and clearinghouse-enabled organization to assist an international partner to code metadata using the FGDC standard and become a registered clearinghouse node. Specifically, the project will train IT personnel of the Chinese National Marine Data & Information Service (NMDIS), Tianjin China, in the FGDC metadata standard and Z39.50 installation and configuration, ultimately to realize a new registered node in the FGDC NSDI Clearinghouse called “PICES – NMDIS (National Marine Data & Information Service)”. This project is a component of a wider-scoped effort: a metadata federation of member countries (Canada, Peoples Republic of China, Japan, Republic of Korea, Russian Federation, USA) of the North Pacific Marine Science Organization (PICES). The US, the Republic of Korea, Russia and Japan already have registered nodes, with Korea having two. This project will add a sixth node: “PICES – NMDIS”, representing China. NMDIS, under the Chinese State Oceanic Administration (SOA, established in 1958), is a national comprehensive sector for research on marine information technologies and service for public benefit.