RE: [Hydro.dwg] [globalwaterinformation] WMO-UNEP-UNESCO-WHO-OGC workshop on Water Quality

Bonjour Everyone,
Apologies for cross-posting.
All the presentations are now also available on the OGC Hydro Domain Working group website along with the meeting recordings : https://external.ogc.org/twiki_public/HydrologyDWG/WaterQualityWorkshopS...
Following the workshop we finalized the set-up of the Water Quality Interoperability Experiment. I'll send a dedicated e-mail about its kick-off in the coming days.
Many thanks to the WMO team for organizing this great meeting.
A bientôt
Sylvain
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Objet : [Hydro.dwg] [globalwaterinformation] WMO-UNEP-UNESCO-WHO-OGC workshop on Water Quality
Bonjour Everyone,
Apologies for cross-posting.
Next week (March 29th, 30th, 31st) will the first workshop of a series on Water Quality Monitoring.
This workshop is coorganized by WMO-UNEP-UNESCO-WHO-OGC.
The first 2 half days are dedicated to domain needs and needs for exchange between organizations.
The third one will be dedicated to the setup of the Water Quality Data Interoperability Experiment to be launched soon under the umbrella of the OGC Hydro DWG.
- announcement and connection details: https://hydrohub.wmo.int/en/news-events/opening-workshop-water-quality-m...
- agenda : https://ane4bf-datap1.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/wmod8_hydrohub/wmod8_hy...=
Workshop objectives
- Identifying potential synergies and mutual contributions between WMO-UNEP-WHO-UNESCO on in-situ water quality data observations, management and sharing.
- Defining a WMO-UNEP-WHO-UNESCO coordination mechanism on in-situ water quality data observations, management and sharing.
- Identifying the steps for the development of a joint WMO-UNEP-WHO-UNESCO work plan for regulatory and guidance material related to in-situ monitoring systems, from data collection to data sharing and use.
- Identifying the way of interconnecting WHOS with GEMStat and other existing in-situ water quality data platforms and systems and how to connect these to the World Water Quality Assessment under development.
- Identifying how to support the WaterML development in the domain of Water Quality: updating OGC WaterML-WQ Best Practice document with regards to evolutions in OGC APIs, and taxonomies/ontologies since 2014 and endorse an international standard on Water Quality data exchange.
- Defining the Roadmap for an international OGC Interoperability Experiment on Water Quality data with pilot use cases (e.g., Lake Victoria, Lake Chad).
A bientôt
Sylvain