[J09-4] Geodesy and seismology general contributions IV

[J09-4-03] EPOS-Norway - GNSS and seismological data from Norway in a common e-infrastucture

^○Jan Michalek¹, Kuvvet Atakan¹, Xiaoliang Wang¹, Christian Ronnevik¹, Tormod Kvaerna⁴, Michael Roth⁴, Halfdan Pascal Kierulf², Tor Langeland³, Ove Daae Lampe³ (1.University of Bergen, Norway, 2.Norwegian Mapping Authority, Oslo, Norway, 3.Christian Michelsen Research, Bergen, Norway, 4.NORSAR, Kjeller, Norway)

The European Plate Observing System (EPOS) is a European project about building a pan-European infrastructure for accessing solid Earth science data. The EPOS-Norway project (EPOS-N) is a Norwegian project funded by National Research Council and is closely linked to the European EPOS project. The aims of EPOS-N project are divided into three work packages where the first one is about integrating Norwegian geoscientific data into an e-infrastructure (web portal).
There are 2 institutions in Norway providing seismological data – University of Bergen (UIB) and NORSAR, and one institution providing GNSS data - Norwegian Mapping Authority (NMA). In the presentation/poster we present the integration of the two data types into a single e-infrastructure. The first step is to standardize access to both data types and bring them into one system. The second step is to develop tools for visualization and analysis of the two different data types allowing efficient comparison of them. The EPOS-Norway project started in January 2016 and we are presenting mainly the effort we made towards the integration and ideas we want to make alive during the project.