Web application Syntool as a tool to perform sea surface monitoring in the Arctic region
Syntool is a webapplication for environmental monitoring in the Arctic region. Its functionality makes comprehensive analysis on volumes of satellite, in situ and model data. The result of such analysis can be used to reveal different natural and artificial phenomena on a sea surface such as polar l...
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ftcyberleninka:oai:cyberleninka.ru:article/16369688 2023-05-15T14:55:44+02:00 Web application Syntool as a tool to perform sea surface monitoring in the Arctic region BOLKHOVSKY I. SHEBANOV V. 2015 text/html http://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/web-application-syntool-as-a-tool-to-perform-sea-surface-monitoring-in-the-arctic-region http://cyberleninka.ru/article_covers/16369688.png unknown Негосударственное образовательное учреждение высшего образования Московский технологический институт GIS,OCEANOGRAPHY,REMOTE SENSING,SATELLITE DATA,ARCTIC text 2015 ftcyberleninka 2016-03-28T23:30:07Z Syntool is a webapplication for environmental monitoring in the Arctic region. Its functionality makes comprehensive analysis on volumes of satellite, in situ and model data. The result of such analysis can be used to reveal different natural and artificial phenomena on a sea surface such as polar lows or oil slicks. Continuous data source renewal allows user to trace a development of a phenomenon in time up to the near real time monitoring. The application allows to select a set of products for a given date which should be displayed on a basemap. In this way each product is presented by a separate layer and can be combined with others to get a complete picture of what is happening in the region. It is possible to change visibility and opacity for each particular layer. Along with various satellite products the application’s catalog offers such data sources as meteorological model data, in situ measurements, ship and polar station tracks. Any combination of layers including their order and opacity can be shared or saved by user for later investigation. Zoom capability is activated when user wants to explore some particular region in detail. Being a simple and intuitive action on a clientside it is supported by a huge set of serverside technologies: on-demand data subsetting, tiling and caching. For vector data, such as wind speed and direction or air pressure, we developed a web feature service (WFS) by contributing to an opensource project and adopting it to serve meteorological model data. All of the above allows to cut off unnecessary detalization on low zoom levels and to provide high resolution data on high zoom levels without losing in user interface responsivity. Text Arctic CyberLeninka (Scientific Electronic Library) Arctic |
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Syntool is a webapplication for environmental monitoring in the Arctic region. Its functionality makes comprehensive analysis on volumes of satellite, in situ and model data. The result of such analysis can be used to reveal different natural and artificial phenomena on a sea surface such as polar lows or oil slicks. Continuous data source renewal allows user to trace a development of a phenomenon in time up to the near real time monitoring. The application allows to select a set of products for a given date which should be displayed on a basemap. In this way each product is presented by a separate layer and can be combined with others to get a complete picture of what is happening in the region. It is possible to change visibility and opacity for each particular layer. Along with various satellite products the application’s catalog offers such data sources as meteorological model data, in situ measurements, ship and polar station tracks. Any combination of layers including their order and opacity can be shared or saved by user for later investigation. Zoom capability is activated when user wants to explore some particular region in detail. Being a simple and intuitive action on a clientside it is supported by a huge set of serverside technologies: on-demand data subsetting, tiling and caching. For vector data, such as wind speed and direction or air pressure, we developed a web feature service (WFS) by contributing to an opensource project and adopting it to serve meteorological model data. All of the above allows to cut off unnecessary detalization on low zoom levels and to provide high resolution data on high zoom levels without losing in user interface responsivity. |
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Web application Syntool as a tool to perform sea surface monitoring in the Arctic region |
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