Wednesday @ 4:15 p.m.
Knowledge Base Tools INPUT: Model Events
Leader: Mark Cheung
Focus on: 'Model Events'
Products: Prioritized list, working groups, tasked co-Is
As demonstrated in the Wednesday morning session for the Heliophysics Knowledge Base, we have laid down the infrastructure for a unified repository of features and events detected in solar and heliospheric observations. For the purposes of comparison between models and observations, and for forecasting applications, it is equally important that the Knowledge Base be able to support features and events from data-driven simulations.
What kinds of events should be identified? What tools exist or need to be developed to identify the events and quantify their properties? What parameters should be derived/measured? The outcome of the sessions should be a prioritized list of events that will be of most use for the community, plus plans on how to incorporate, find, and validate these.
In this session, we will
- provide examples of how some `model events' can naturally be included into the current implementation of the Knowledge Base (like 'open field regions', 'magetic helicity', or 'field topology');
- explore possible improvements in design to accommodate further categories of model events and features;
- discuss how to link the Knowledge Base to existing and upcoming model repositories such as the CCMC.
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