A GEO Label: Scope of Review Hans-Peter Plag IEEE University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada, USA;

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A GEO Label: Scope of Review Hans-Peter Plag IEEE University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada, USA;

- Questions for the Review - Potential Goals for the Label - STC Plan A GEO Label: Scope of Review

Activity 2: Encourage relevant scientists and technical experts to contribute to GEOSS in a truly participatory way. That will result in two levels of activities, i.e. by creating an environment that is generally attractive for scientists and technical experts, and by specifically targeting relevant groups: 2. (Roadmap 2b) Establishing a “GEO label”. Develop a concept for a “GEO label” related to the scientific relevance, quality, acceptance and societal needs for activities in support of GEOSS as an attractive incentive for involvement of the S&T communities. A draft concept will be proposed in early 2010 liaising with existing major Earth observation data providers. ST Task Definition

Question for the Review Questions: - How to measure scientific relevance, quality, acceptance and societal needs and how to display the results? - What is "an attractive incentive for involvement of the S&T communities"? Should a GEO Label be restricted to be "an attractive incentive for involvement of the S&T communities"? What would GEOSS user want most from a GEO Label? Or Should a GEO Label promote, support, ease the utilization of the societal benefits of GEOSS? What should be the role of a GEO Label in a "user-driven GEOSS"?

Some thoughts on goals for the GEO Label: - Be an attractive incentive for involvement of the S&T communities: - give recognition for contributions (needs not be be available to everybody); - enable credits for providers (attribution); - support forward traceability (usage). - Promote data sharing: - signal data availability and conditions. - Inform users: - increase trustworthiness; - characterize quality; - characterize applicability; - ensure backward traceability (data sources) - Inform providers (and their funders): - Provide information on relevance (meeting user needs); - Provide information on usage. Potential Goals for the Label

Design, Concept, Implementation, and Success of a Label depends on the goals, and these goals need to be well-defined and widely accepted. Potential Goals for the Label My opinion: The Goals for the GEO Label should be agreed upon by the GEO Plenary.

A label requires time to get accepted; once established the key characteristics can not be changed. Cavets A label should be associated with GEO/GEOSS, not a specific aspect. There are many examples of labels that failed.

Design, Concept, Implementation, and Success of a Label depends on the goals, and these goals need to be well-defined and widely accepted. Scope of Review Informing the GEO Plenary about the implications of various potential goals on concept, costs, design, acceptance, impacts of a GEO Label as a basis for decission making. Providing a basis for an informed development of a GEO Label.