Martha's Vineyard Coastal Observatory Shore Lab Meterorological Mast Solent Model R3 Wind speed Wind direction VaiPTU Air Temperature Relative humidity.

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Martha's Vineyard Coastal Observatory Shore Lab Meterorological Mast Solent Model R3 Wind speed Wind direction VaiPTU Air Temperature Relative humidity Air Pressure Eppley Model PSP (Precision Spectral Pyranometer) Solar Radiation Eppley Model PIR (Precision Infrared Radiometer or Pyrgeometer) Infrared Radiation 12-m Offshore Node RDI ADCP Wave Height Wave period Wave direction Wave spectra Water temperature Current speed Current direction ParoScientific pressure gauge Tide Seabird sensor Salinity Air-Sea Interaction Tower Shore Lab Met Mast 12-m Node ASIT Martha's Vineyard Coastal Observatory DescribeSensor ties together: MVCO description 12-m node description RDI Workhorse 1200 model-number level tech specs MVCO instance of RDI Workhorse serial-number level sensor history calibration Modular View of Metadata

Allows for independent descriptions of the components that can be linked and re-used by various configurations Example: MVCO: Owner and operator contact information. List of and links to four major components of the observatory. 12_m_node: Position information and coordinate reference system. List of and links to instrumentation associated with 12-m node. RDI_Workhorse_1200: A general description of the Teledyne RDI Workhorse Model Technical specifications and system characteristics for this model. Manufacturer and technical point of contact information. MVCO_Workhorse_1200: Description entailing details about the specific MVCO instance of a Teledyne RDI Workhorse Model 1200 and the ProcessModels that operate on individual data points. Describes the set up at the MVCO and specifies particulars, like sampling frequency, reporting frequency, and burst length. It also refers to operational points of contact and time-stamped service events that occur which may affect the quality of your observation (like a failed pressure port and its replacement, or a cleaned ADCP face).

Modular View of Metadata

Metadata for CTD and/or DO Observations Describing the System Describing the Station Describing the Sensor Describing the Data Processing Providing the Parameters used for Processing Deployment Date Time Position / location lat, lon, depth, format, UOM Sensor orientation Length of Deployment Pre/Post deployment actions Hardware Instrument Type Manufacturer Model Serial Number Sensor QA Date/Time QA Method Calibration Data/time Calibration Values (UOM?) Pre/Post deployment actions Data Measurements Attributes UOM Processing Parameters

7 Into SensorML content getCapabilities describeSensor MVCOSystem RDIWorkhorse MVCOWorkhorse parameters

8 Going from QARTOD

9 To a Q2O Workshop

10 The details… developing vocabularies To a registered vocabulary