On April 28, 2022 the Great Lakes Observing System launched Seagull, a powerful, cloud-based platform for Great Lakes data and information.
Seagull is the source of IOOS certified data and metadata produced within the Great Lakes from observing platforms like buoys, weather stations, as well as model nowcasts and forecasts. Seagull streamlines the process of connecting a data source so users can visualize it, learn from it, and share it on-demand. It is free to use and open to everyone!
GLOS staff will provide an in-depth look into Seagull functionalities from high to low-level, with demonstrated use cases. This working session is for interested stakeholders to connect with GLOS and Seagull developers directly and provide feedback.
Planned demonstrations and discussion include:
- Highly-anticipated features like model layer point-query, API usage, and observation submission.
- Challenges and development since launch in April 2022.
- 2023 Goals.
- Possible developer community discussion: shared basemaps, community science layers, and data sources.
May 8, 2023 | 3-5 PM
This workshop takes place after the Great Lakes Observing System Annual Meeting. Consider attending both!
Hilton Toronto
145 Richmond St W
Toronto, ON M5H 2L2, Canada
IAGLR registration isn’t required to attend the Seagull Workshop.
Seagull’s user interface recently won an International Design Award
GLOS worked with DIG, a West Michigan human-centered design company, to create Seagull’s simple, user-first interface. It makes observing information accessible to scientists and non-scientists.
Register
Registration closed April 28, 2023.
Explore Seagull or email support@glos.org for any Seagull related questions.