1. Introduction to HydroShare Workshop CUAHSI Biennial Symposium, July 26
David Tarboton, Jeff Horsburgh, Jon Goodall, Venkatesh Merwade
Standing on the shoulders of and with thanks to the development team
Ray Idaszak, Dan Ames, Larry Band, Alva Couch, Rick Hooper, David Maidment, Pabitra Dash, Michael Stealey, Hong Yi, Tian Gan, Tony Castronova, Brian Miles, Zhiyu Li, Mohamed Morsy, Shaun Crawley, Mauriel Ramirez, Jeff Sadler, Zhaokun Xue, Calvin Spealman, Jeff Bradberry, Yan Liu, Shaowen Wang, Ahmet Yildirim, Christina Bandaragoda
USU, RENCI, BYU, UNC, UVA, CUAHSI, Tufts, Texas, Purdue, Caktus, NCSA, UW
ACI
ACI

2. Outline Overview (5 min)
How to load data into HydroShare, organize it and publish it. Jeff Horsburgh (10 min + 5 min discussion)
How to perform a hydrologic terrain analysis using CyberGIS and organize the results into a HydroShare GIS map. David Tarboton (10 min + 5 min discussion)
How to load MODFLOW and SWAT model programs and model instances into HydroShare for sharing and publication. Jon Goodall and Venkatesh Merwade (15 min)
General Discussion (10 min)

3. Hydrologic research Advancing Hydrologic Understanding
requires integration of information from multiple sources
is data and computationally intensive
requires collaboration and working as a team/community
Working in the cloud (on server based system)
Can work with larger data sets
Reduce software installation and licensing hassles
Reduce platform compatibility issues
Enhance sharing and collaboration
Data
Analysis
Models

4. Architecture HydroShare CyberGIS Data Store Data Store HydroShare Apps
Django website
iRODS “Network File System”
API
OAuth
Web software to operate on content you have access to (Apps)
Extensibility
Organize and annotate your content
Manage access
Resource exploration
Actions on Resources
Anyone can set up a server/app platform (software service) to operate on HydroShare resources through iRODS and API
Distributed file storage
HydroShare
Data Store
CyberGIS
Data Store
SWATShare (Hubzero)
CyberGIS
Unidata - THREDDS, Hyrax
Landlab ?

5. The workshop is organized around problems you can solve using HydroShare
Organizing and sharing large datasets among your group, project or observatory
Publishing your data and models with a citable DOI to reference in research papers making their findings more reproducible and transparent enhancing trust in the findings
Meeting agency data publication and management requirements
Deriving hydrologic information from a large digital elevation model

6. Focus on why and what rather than mechanics of how
Fast paced
Focus on why and what rather than mechanics of how
Contents are in HydroShare – use “Discover” “CUAHSI2016” or look for resource shared with group.
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7. Outline Overview (5 min)
How to load data into HydroShare, organize it and publish it. Jeff Horsburgh (10 min + 5 min discussion)
How to perform a hydrologic terrain analysis using CyberGIS and organize the results into a HydroShare GIS map. David Tarboton (10 min + 5 min discussion)
How to load MODFLOW and SWAT model programs and model instances into HydroShare for sharing and publication. Jon Goodall and Venkatesh Merwade (15 min)
General Discussion (10 min)