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iD-Lab
New facility for interactive Data Research
Annette Zijderveld
31 October 2014
New Facility
Goal:
Develop, use and demonstrate our innovative
interactive and collaborative data tools,
models and software, in the Netherlands and
Deltares wide.
Develop our expertise and knowledge for
correct and timely forecasting, warning and
response in flood related disaster events.
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iD-Lab
Deltares wide
Concept iD-Lab
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(1) Room (1st floor Toren Delft)
Work space
Demonstration area
Discussions
Workshops
Disaster management
(hot phase)
(2) Visualization equipment (high level)
Large video wall
Click Share system
Demonstration screens
Touch table
Cameras
Large White Board
(3) ICT backend
Workstations (not HDW)
Calculation capacity
Data storage
Link with external ICT environment (cloud,
super computing)
Design room
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• Control room and demonstration
area can be separated
• Open, professional design
• Room left for additions
3. IT back-end
• Dedicated infrastructure with enterprise class hardware
• High speed 10G redundant network starting with 10T
storage & dual CPU compute nodes
• Starting with full virtualization
• faster deploy times
• efficient and flexible use of resources
• suitable for various IT innovations (ideas welcome)
• scale up on demand using cloud services
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Disaster Management
Demonstration
Training
Collaborative Data Research Researchesign
Multi functional room
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• New concepts for modeling using Data Science
technology
• Dealing with satellite data
• Data mining and machine learning
• Collaborative modeling
• Interactive modeling concepts
• Deltares Data strategy developed and applied:
OpenEarth data management concept and
Geomatics
• Serious gaming & Augmented reality
• Participatory approaches – touch table
applications
Collaborative Data Research
Data value chain
Data science
Data products
Data management Data acquisition
Data dissemination
Work on client or server?
tailored
data
> WCS
> WFS
> SOS
> SOAP > netCDF-CF-
OPeNDAP
> ISO SQL–
PostGIS > SVN
> GIT
> http
> ftp
> KML
> WMS
> WFS
> CSW graphics
of data
standard
data
raw
data
catalogue
of data
work done
on server
work done
on client
what
where
when
who
why
how
…
data URLs
smart phone & tablet users scientists professionals
Global forecasting models and services
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Global models in development
Building up FEWS environment
Goal: Run 3 global models daily
• Flood model
• Tide/storm surge model
• Drought model
Supporting
• Global Flood Partnership,
• BuZa DRR missions
• WMO / Worldbank
• Research activities
Modelling storm surge impact
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Delft3D + Delft Dashboard
Pilot project example: Risk Analysis Tool
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An Operational FEWS-Risk Analysis Tool
- provide flood impact forecasting as decision
support for disaster risk reduction
The tool will help to answer questions such as:
“Where should I put my sandbags?”
“Which areas should I evacuate first?”
It fit’s well into the purpose of the iD-LAB in
terms of:
• focus on Disaster Risk Reduction services
• a strong demonstration of Deltares’ state
of the art capabilities in forecasting,
decision support, flood risk management
and flood impact assessment
Contact: Ferdinand Diermanse, Annemargreet
de Leeuw and Dirk Eilander (RAW)
Consequences (economic, people
at risk etc.)
Pilot project example: Interactive design sessions for
lakes (Menno Genseberger)
environmental
impact
landscape
design social basis social issue
Training facility
• Disaster/crisis management
exercises/simulations
• Use of serious games for training with
different stakeholders
• Support the Dutch water boards in training
• Providing the tools for training for use by
external stakeholders
• Training and Capacity building within the
Global Flood Partnership
• Delft-FEWS courses
• Dedicated trainings for small groups
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Delft FEWS
Serious Gaming
