The IALA Cloud Concept - Revision history

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Oferiks: /* The Services */

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The Services

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	Having applied the filter, the member is presented with services available, and makes his choice.		Having applied the filter, the member is presented with services available, and makes his choice.

		+	Idea: Accessing IALA-NET historical data through a DropBox type of interface....?

	[[Category: Crazy Ideas]]		[[Category: Crazy Ideas]]

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 == Facts about IALA Cloud ==
 # All members are Service Providers as well as Service Consumers
-# IALA Cloud Services may include all services within the e-Navigation Service portfolio.
+# IALA Cloud Services may include all internet based services in the coming Maritime Service portfolio.
 # A Service Broker publishes all available services to all members
 # it connects information sources to agreed information consumers safely and securely
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 # is a gateway between its members and value added services
 # is based on a highly decentralized technical framework
-# resides in the Amazon Cloud
+# resides in the Cloud (Amazon etc)
 # it is based on Open Source software
 # is capable of including thousands of participating nodes

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 # Estimated TOA for i given vessel based on a fancy algorithm
 # Estimated CO2, NOX and SOX emissions for a given vessel in a given time period
 |-
 | e-Navigation Services

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 {| class=wikitable
-|+ Example Services
+!  !! Example Services
 |-
 | Near Real Time Streaming
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 {| class=wikitable
 ! Type !! Parameter !! Resolution
 |-

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 '''Vision: ''' to connect all relevant maritime information sources with their relevant consumers and value adding service providers.
 |}
 == Security and Integrity ==
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 == Facts about IALA Cloud ==
-The IALA Cloud:
+# All members are Service Providers as well as Service Consumers
-# connects information sources to agreed information consumers safely and securely
+# IALA Cloud Services may include all services within the e-Navigation Service portfolio.
 # creates value by providing access to global maritime data and associated value adding services
 # includes appropriate information security measures
-# operates across political boundaries
+# it is capable of sharing a wide range of data types
 # is a gateway between its members and value added services
 # is based on a highly decentralized technical framework
 # resides in the Amazon Cloud
-# is based on Open Source software
+# it is based on Open Source software
 # is capable of including thousands of participating nodes
 # is glued together by only a handful of centralized components
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 # All e-Navigation stakeholders?
 == Example Services ==

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 # IALA Cloud Services may include all services within the e-Navigation Service portfolio.
 # A Service Broker publishes all available services to all members
 {| class=wikitable
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 Having applied the filter, the member is presented with services available, and makes his choice.
 [[Category: Crazy Ideas]]

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 |}
-== The Services ==
+== Services ==
-IALA Cloud Services may include all services within the e-Navigation Service portfolio.
+# All members are Service Providers as well as Service Consumers
-'''Example Services:'''
+{| class=wikitable
 # Near-real time AIS Stream from a given geographical region
 # A collection of Historical AIS data from a given geographical region and time period
 # AIS Density Plot for a given geographical region and time period based on a given AIS data collection
 # A collection of Near Miss Incidents in a given region based on a given AIS data collection
 # A collection of Incidents of strangely behaving vessels in a given geographical region and time period
 # Sailed distance of a Vessel in a given time period based on a given AIS data collection
 # Estimated TOA for i given vessel based on a fancy algorithm
 # Estimated CO2, NOX and SOX emissions for a given vessel in a given time period
 # Navigational Warnings from a given geographical region
 # Notices to Mariners from a given source
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 # No-Go areas in a given geographical region and time period for a given vessel
 # Vessel Tracks using the IALA VTS Data Exchange Format
-== Basic Principles ==
+Having applied the filter, the member is presented with services available, and makes his choice.
-# All members are Service Providers as well as Service Consumers
 # Each member (data owner) determines the destiny of his data .e. who can consume his services
-# A Service Broker publishes all available services to all members
+# A Security Broker ensures that each member can only access services he/she is entitled to
 # All established connections are logged and can be audited.
-== The IALA Cloud ==
+== Facts about IALA Cloud ==
 # connects information sources to agreed information consumers safely and securely
 # creates value by providing access to global maritime data and associated value adding services
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 # costs are covered through contributions from all participants
-== The Members ==
+== Members ==
 # IALA national members
 # IALA industrial members (providing added value services
 # All e-Navigation stakeholders?
 [[Category: Crazy Ideas]]