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Introduction

Remote sensing has become an essential tool for quantitatively detecting and monitoring changes in permafrost and associated landscapes over large regions and with repeated observations.

The European Space Agency (ESA) has supported permafrost-focused remote sensing activities in two recent projects, ESA DUE Permafrost (2009-2012) and ESA DUE GlobPermafrost (2016-2019; ht- tp://www.globpermafrost.info). The ESA DUE Permafrost project validated and implemented earth observation to support research communities and international organizations in their work on better understanding permafrost characteristics and dynamics. Now, the GlobPermafrost project expands on this successful approach by including both polar hemispheres as well as mountain per- mafrost regions.

Here we present the Permafrost Information System (PerSys), which combines a com- prehensive data catalogue and a state-of-the art WebGIS within the framework of the ESA DUE GlobPermafrost project.

ESA GlobPermafrost Products

Products in GlobPermafrost cover different aspects of permafrost by integrating in-situ measure- ments of subsurface properties and surface properties, earth observation, and modelling. Current- ly, the GlobPermafrost team is creating prototype datasets for defined remote sensing derived pro-

ducts and targeting various user groups across 5 broad themes: permafrost extent (PEX), permafrost-specific land cover classes (LCP), hotspot regions of permafrost change (HOT), local cold

spot sites of high research interest in the user community (CSP), and mountain permafrost (MNP).

Registered users are able to assess the usability and validity of the products and provide feedback to the GlobPermafrost team. The feedback of the user groups is used to improve the developed remote sensing products.

Permafrost Information System

To bring the resulting data products of GlobPermafrost closer to the permafrost user communities, the Permafrost Information System (PerSys) has been conceptualized as an open access geospatial data dissemination and visualization portal for remote sensing derived datasets produced within the GlobPermafrost project. The prototype and final remote sensing products and their metadata will be visualized in the PerSys WebGIS and described via the PerSys Data Catalogue. The WebGIS visualization is managed via the AWI WebGIS infrastructure maps@awi (http://maps.awi.de) relying on OGC-standardized Web Mapping Service (WMS) and Web Feature Service (WFS) techno- logies for data display and visualization. The PerSys WebGIS projects allow visualization of raster and vector products. The PerSys Data Catalogue provides metadata and access to all mature-state and final-state GlobPermafrost products.

PerSys can be accessed through the GlobPermafrost project webpage. PerSys is also a core compo- nent of the Arctic Permafrost Geospatial Center (APGC), a geodata portal for permafrost launched within the framework of the ERC PETA-CARB project at the Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar- and Marine Research. The APGC framework features a range of permafrost-speci- fic geospatial data projects, including PerSys, and will allow searching for project-specific geospatial data by tags, keywords, data type and format, licence type, or by location. PerSys is available within APGC since early 2017.

In addition, the Open Access data library PANGAEA, as a certified member of The International Council for Science (ICSU), serves as permanent archive for the GlobPermafrost final products, pro- viding permanent Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) for each archived dataset. The ESA DUE Permaf- rost final products are already published in PANGAEA under DOI doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.780111.

The final GlobPermafrost remote sensing products published in PANGAEA will remain visualized in the PerSys WebGIS and catalogued, searchable and accessible via the PerSys Data Catalogue.

PerSys Components

Key Features

Long-term support for all components lik e Data Catalog, W ebGIS or P ANGAEA hosted by AWI-infrastructure

Various catalogue search filters for spatial datasets of the GlobPermafrost project like keywords, regions, resolution, formats or spatial in a map

W ebGIS-visualization of data and attributes due to Open WMS Services of maps.awi.de

Variety of metadata according to international standards

Direct download links to data in the permanent DOI-based data repository PANGAEA

apgc.awi.de maps.awi.de/map/map.html?cu=globpermafrost_overview

The Permafrost Information System PerSys

An Open Access geospatial data dissemination and visualization portal for products from ESA DUE GlobPermafrost

Sebastian Laboor

1

, Guido Grosse

1

, Sina Muster

1

, Birgit Heim

1

, Antonie Haas

1

, Christian Schäfer-Neth

1

, Ingmar Nitze

1

, Andreas Walter

1

, Annett Bartsch

2

, Kirsten Elger

3

1

Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research, Germany;

2

ZAMG Zentralanstalt für Meterologie und Geodynamik, Vienna, Austria;

3

Helmholtz Centre Potsdam - GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Potsdam, Germany

Figure 3: Left: start page of APGC featuring the PerSys Data Catalogue Right: start page of the PerSys WebGIS

Sebastian Laboor Division Geosciences | Periglacial Research | PETA-CARB

Email sebastian.laboor@awi.de Phone +49(331)288-20104

Address Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research

Telegrafenberg A45 D-14473 Potsdam Acknowledgements:

Funding for this project is provided through ERC PETA-CARB #338335 and ESA GlobPermafrost.

Figure 1: PerSys components and functions

COLD SPOTS LAND COVER CLASS

PROTOTYPES HOTSPOT REGION OF

PERMAFROST CHANGE MOUNTAIN

PERMAFROST AREAS CIRCUMPOLAR

PERMAFROST EXTENT

Figure 2: PerSys product examples

PerSys DataCatalogue

Functions:

Search for project geospatial data

Data preview, data localization

Displays metadata and product information Filter options, spatial search

Download-Links to Datasets

PerSys WEBGIS

Functions:

Interactive, platform independent data visualization

Displaying of geospatial data (vector, raster)

Displaying attributes, metadata and data product information

PerSys Permafrost-Information System

APGC W ebsite

Functions:

Long-term Point of Entry for searching and getting permafrost geospatial datasets

Showcases projects

Showcases project geospatial data holdings

Links data catalogues, permanent archives and WebGIS application

Links back to project main websites

APGC featured Project:

P ANGAEA D ATA PUBLISHER

Permanent archive for final products

DOI service

GlobPermafrost W ebsite

Functions:

Long-term Point of Entry for GlobPermafrost Project

Links project information, Work Packages, Partner Institutions

Links back to main websites

GlobPermafrost featured Project:

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