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Precision Ag Council Business Meeting June 2015 Mid-Year Meeting Patrick Sanders [email protected] Mike Santostefano [email protected] 2015 Mid-Year Meeting
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AgGateway Antitrust Guidelines •
• •
•
Antitrust Guidelines Review Do not discuss with competitors your own, or a competitors’, prices; do not discuss anything that might affect prices, such as costs, discounts, terms of sale, profit margins or any other competitively sensitive information. Do not discuss capacity or output. Do not stay at a meeting where any such talk occurs. Do not make general announcements or statements at AgGateway meetings about your business secrets, such as sales strategies, new product development, capacity expansion or restrictions, or any such intended activity. Do not talk about what your company plans to do in specific markets, or with certain classes of customers, or with regard to types of products. 2015 Mid-Year Meeting
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Agenda • Previous Meeting Minutes
• Remote Sensing Working Group
• Council Goals
• ADAPT
• Council Membership
• Glossary
• Voting Representatives
• Industry Collaboration
• Proxy Vote
• AgGateway Global Network
• SPADE2
• AGIIS Access
• SPADE3
• Wiki Session
• Field Operations Working Group • PAIL
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Previous Meeting Minutes April 9, 2015
https://aggateway.atlassian.net/wiki/display/PAC/ 2015-04-09+PAC+Meeting
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
2015 PAC Goals
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
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2015 PAC Goals • Publishable content for consumption by members and greater ag • •
• • • •
community Continue collaboration with government agencies Continue collaboration with industry standards groups Membership growth, strategically targeting companies Continue contributions to the glossary Active council participation on AgGateway Committees Active cross council communication
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Council Membership & Voting Representatives https://aggateway.atlassian.net/wiki/display/PAC/ PAC+Company+Membership
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Proxy Vote
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
9
Proxy Vote • Be it resolved that the AgGateway Precision Ag Council adds
the option of a proxy vote to the council governance bylaws with the following stipulations: • Notification to the chair/vice-chair by a companies Primary Contact • • • •
designating the proxy voter 24 hours before vote. Proxy to be member of the PAC. Proxy to be recorded in meeting minutes. Proxy designation can be assigned for up to one calendar year. Proxy voting is for face to face, and conference calls. Email votes do not fall under the proxy designation.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
SPADE Projects https://aggateway.atlassian.net/wiki/display/SPA DE2/SPADE2+Project+Home+Page
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
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Crop Cycle
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
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Documentation Cycle
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
SPADE 2 Wrap Up https://aggateway.atlassian.net/wiki/display/SPA DE2/SPADE2+Project+Home+Page
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
14
SPADE 2 • Seeding use case review and demo - Done • Mechanical Harvest – Complete, Preparing for S&G • Non Mechanical Harvest – Complete, Preparing for S&G • Crop Protection – Complete, reformatting content, Preparing • •
• •
for S&G Regulatory Reporting – Extending into SPADE 3 Integration with AGIIS – Extending into SPADE 3 Reference Data API’s – Extending into SPADE 3 Machine Data requirements/Data Buckets – 90% Complete
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
SPADE 3 Jeremy Wilson
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
16
SPADE 3 - Timeline • Project Approved by the PAC April 9th, 2015 • Budget Approved by the PAC May 11th, 2015 • Planning Meeting May 12th – 13th, 2015 • Commitment Letters distributed May 18th, 2015 • Kick Off Meeting June 8th, 2015
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
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SPADE 3 – Discovery • Develop following for Crop Nutrition and Crop Scouting • User Stories, • Process Models • Use Cases • Data Buckets • ISO Gap Analysis • Reference Data • WAVE Product Scope • CART Product Scope • Format for specifying regulatory reports • AGIIS interchange and usage
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
18
SPADE 3 – Infrastructure • WAVE Product Scope
• Reference Data API’s • Sample API’s for Crop Nutrition and Scouting • Refine existing samples for Equipment, Seed and Crop Protection • AGIIS use cases • Authentication mechanisms for data requests
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
19
SPADE 3 – Implementation • ADAPT implantation of SPADE1 and SPADE2 content
• ISO Gap analysis of crop nutrition • Reference data implementation toolkits • CART Product • Examples for compliance reporting
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
20
SPADE 3 – Call for Participation • Subject matter experts needed for: • Crop nutrition (commercial fert/manure) • Crop Scouting • Regulatory Reporting • Grain Handling Process (field to elevator) • AGIIS • Reference data
• • • • •
Use Cases ISO-11783 Database structure API XML and other exchange formats • Autehntication/Othorization
https://aggateway.atlassian.net/wiki/display/PUB/AgGateway+SPAD E3+Project
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Field Operations Working Group FOWG Joe Russo
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Information Flow from Plan to Work Record
Work Record
Plan
Recommendation Prescription
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Work Order
Ontology of ISO Agronomic and Machine Standards Intent (CropField) - Grower, Farm, Field w/boundary, Commodity (Type & Use) Plan
Recommendation (Prescription)
CulturalPractice Operation OperationTechnique Job (JobType) ActivityField Task (TaskType) TaskController Operator Work Order Implement1 Implement2 Implement3
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Ontology of ISO Agronomic and Machine Standards Intent (CropField) - Grower, Farm, Field w/boundary, Commodity (Type & Use) Plan
Recommendation (Prescription)
CulturalPractice Operation OperationTechnique Job (JobType) ActivityField Task (TaskType) TaskController Operator Work Order Implement1 Implement2 Implement3
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
2015 Tasks for Field Operations 2015 Tasks 1. Develop specific use cases from the SPADE, PAIL and ADAPT projects (e.g. seeding, crop protectant, harvest, and irrigation) to illustrate the ontological structure of ISO standards. 2. For each use case, begin developing a common database of definitions for the “Cultural Practice, Operation, and OperationTechnique” in the ontological structure of ISO standards. Where available, select definitions from ISO and other standards organizations. 3. Identify those elements in the ontological structure of ISO standards that require “reference” data. 4. Demonstrate how a standard Application Programming Interfaces (API) can be used to remotely access use case reference data from companies. 5. After review by the Standards and Guidelines committee, incorporate the definitions database into the AgGlossary.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
2015 Timeline for Field Operations 2015 Timeline July
1. Develop specific use cases from the SPADE and PAIL projects.
Aug. 2. Begin development of a common database of element definitions.
Sept. 3. Incorporate the element definitions database into the AgGlossary.
Oct. 4. Identify elements requiring “reference” data.
Nov. 5. Demonstrate access of reference data via a standard API.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Insurance, Regulatory, and Government Relations Working Group IRGWG Andres Ferreyra
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
28
IRGWG • Insurance, Government, and Regulatory focus • Also focused on grower concerns, such as sustainability (FieldToMarket). • Has cultivated a working relationship with FSA, RMA, NRCS. Looking to include other agencies.
• Multiple areas of interest • Spray drift, manure, NRCS conservation compliance, water quality, report specification / encapsulation. • Shift scope to all of AgGateway? • The IRGWG and PAC will soon be asked whether to convert the working group to an AgGateway-wide committee. • Need to establish leadership and include members from other councils.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
PAIL Dan Berne
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Precision Irrigation Requires Reliable Data Flow Create recommendation
Rec in PAIL std. format
(Advisor or DSS)
Develop farm WO/Program
WO / Program in PAIL std. format
(Grower agent)
The FMIS/DSS can support or drive rec creation in various, grower-specific ways.
FMIS or Irrigation DSS
Data Acquisition System (On-farm or 3rd party)
Data providers source data in standard format
Field Data
Crop Data
Sensor Data
Climate 2015 Data
Other
(Grower agent) Commands in proprietary format
Historical Record of Irrigation and Related Applications
(Advisor/Grower agent)
Initiate Irrigation WO/Program
Data sources with
Mid-Year Meeting Data proprietary formats
Execute WO/Program (Equipment) Event sequence in proprietary format
Assemble, source work records (OEM / 3rd party)
31
PAIL 1 Submission • 3 Day Meeting in St. Louis • Reviewed all of the schemas • Tightened Up • Added notes
• Identified normative references • Submit to Standards & Guidelines before MidYear Mtg, then to ASABE
• Planning Beta Test at 3 sites in late summer • Test the usability of the standards by irrigation consultants and growers
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
32
Data Standards Phase 2 Scope • Had meetings with two different Drip Irrigation Companies • Netafim has high interest • Meeting with Jeremy to identify overlaps with SPADE 3 • Joint working session at MidYear • Drip Irrigation • Leveraging PAIL Phase 1 to Laterals • Pumps, Flow Meters and Energy • Initial use case documented • Initial list of data sets • Identifying normative references
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
33
Remembering Andy Smith Industry Leader Passionate Advocate Energizer
Family Man Colleague & Friend
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Remote Sensing Working Group RSWG Nathan Stine
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Remote Sensing Working Group (RSWG) • Overview & Update of RSWG • Educational Presentation – Lanny Faleide • Data sources • Metadata • Security & Privacy • License of Data • Use Cases • Software
• Discussion Panel • Short Meeting • Discuss PAIL, ADAPT,SPADE, Privacy & Data 2015 Mid-Year Meeting
ADAPT Mark Stelford
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
37
ADAPT Mission To create tools for the agricultural community to seamlessly exchange data and information that improves the productivity and sustainability of agriculture.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
38
From SPADE to ADAPT • AgGateway Precision Ag Council chartered Summer 2010 • AgGateway Field Operations Working Group in November 2011
demonstrated data exchange between various companies. • SPADE (Standardized Precision Ag Data Exchange) project was chartered in August 2012 to develop use cases and identify gaps in ISO11783. SPADE 2 (February, 2014) and SPADE 3 charter in dev. • SPADE Conversion Toolbox proof of concept was started in June 2013 to create a data model and plugins for conversion of data between applications…tested at Plugfest in Lincoln, NE May 2014. • ADAPT charter completed October, 2014 with the key deliverable = a production level, open source tool kit for use by the precision ag industry.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
39
Business Team – how you can help ○ Key deliverables: ○ Gain commitment from key companies to i) create ADAPT compatible plugins and/or ii) integrate ADAPT components ○ ADAPT licensing agreement approach ○ Establish governance process (in collaboration with Technical Team) ○ Funding requirements and sources ○ Planning process ○ Communication process ○ Conflict resolution process
○ Time Commitment: ○ Weekly meeting: Fridays 2-3 pm central ○ Total: 2-3 hours per week (average)
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
40
Technical Team – how you can help • Do you have a plugin that needs to be created for your company’s format? • Are you interested in creating an AgGateway plugin for an industry standard
format? ○ Provide architecture for Object Model and API. ○ Provide AgGateway ADAPT plugins for ISO, SPADE, shapefile, etc. ○ Provide code governance practices. ○ Provide a forum for fielding and approving new feature requests. ○ Provide support, maintenance, and updates to Object Model, API, and AgGateway ADAPT Plugins. ○ Provide code repository, best practices, documentation, sample code, build system.
○ Time Commitment: ○ Pre-version 1: 4-8 hours per week including a one hour weekly meeting ○ Post-version 1: 1-3 hours per week (assume more companies to participate at that point and we can spread the work).
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
41
Presentation goals for MYM Business Section
Session description: update on the Agricultural Data Application Programming Toolkit (ADAPT). Our focus has been to implement the work done in the SPADE efforts (SPADE1 & 2) in a way that the agricultural software community can evolve the components to meet their future needs. There are business and technical aspects of the implementation that we will provide an update on during this session. This time is designed to give a good overview of the approach and status of the project to those that aren't as familiar with it. We intend to have time for discussion as part of this session. Outline from 5/22/2015 Business Team discussion: Approx 20 minute review on key items
mission/purpose of ADAPT High level implementation details Why Open Source approach? get folks to want to participate (on ADAPT itself/develop plugins) handout that details how they can participate. Outline working session - goal to make decisions (OS licensing and governance framework). Need to coordinate with Eric.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
42
Presentation goals for MYM Technical Section Session description: technical update / working session on the Agricultural Data Application Programming Toolkit (ADAPT). Join us for a technical review of i) the version 1 object model, ii) how the plugin architecture will work, iii) how requested changes will be considered for incorporation, and iv) how to integrate ADAPT into your Farm Management Information System (FMIS). This is intended to be a session to gather feedback at a detailed level. •
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
AgGateway Glossary Update Standards and Guidelines Committee Dennis Daggett [email protected] June 09 2015
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
44
Glossary Working Group Agenda • Glossary Purpose • Glossary Structure • “Terms of Use” Document • “Permission to Use” Document • AgGateway Glossary Wiki • Offline and Online Term Contribution Process • NRCS, RMA, FSA, ASABE, and AEM contributing terms • Next Steps – Auto Generation of Contextual Terms
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
45
Glossary Working Group Agenda
agglossary.org
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Industry Collaboration
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
47
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
48
Engagement Types – A Continuum • No engagement, just use a standard • IETF – HTTP • ITU, IEC, ISO – UUID • Keep one another informed and perhaps endorse positions or
initiatives • Provide input into one another’s initiative • Actively participate in each others activities • Engage in joint initiatives
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
49
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
AgGateway Global Network Jim Wilson
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
AGIIS http://aggateway.org/eConnectivity/AGIIS.aspx
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
52
2015 AGIIS Subscription Fees: AgGateway Members Small Subset (less than 1,000 entities)
Medium Subset (1,000 to less than 100,000 entities)
Large Subset 100,000 or more entities
Membership Tier
Corporate Revenue
View Only Subscription
8
Up to 25M
No Charge
530
1,591
6,365
No Charge
1,061
2,652
8,486
2,122
3,713
10,608
3,978
5,039
12,730
5,304
6,365
14,851
N/A
7,956
16,973
N/A
11,138
25,459
N/A
15,382
29,702
50
250
250
7
> 25M & < 125M
6
> 125M & < 250M
5
> 250M & < 500M
4
> 500M & < 750M
3
> 750M & < 1B
2
> 1B & < 2B
1
>2B
One-time setup charge
No Charge No Charge No Charge No Charge No Charge No Charge
No Charge
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Wiki Session
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
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Wiki Educational Session • Requesting access – [email protected] • SPACES • PAC Space and content • Examples from SPADE
• Creating pages • Formatting • Best practices
• Searching • Support material
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Next Meeting: July 9th, 10 am CDT
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Annual Meeting Nov 9th – 12th San Antonio, TX
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
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THANK YOU!
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
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AgGateway Antitrust Guidelines •
• •
•
Antitrust Guidelines Review Do not discuss with competitors your own, or a competitors’, prices; do not discuss anything that might affect prices, such as costs, discounts, terms of sale, profit margins or any other competitively sensitive information. Do not discuss capacity or output. Do not stay at a meeting where any such talk occurs. Do not make general announcements or statements at AgGateway meetings about your business secrets, such as sales strategies, new product development, capacity expansion or restrictions, or any such intended activity. Do not talk about what your company plans to do in specific markets, or with certain classes of customers, or with regard to types of products. 2015 Mid-Year Meeting
3
Agenda • Previous Meeting Minutes
• Remote Sensing Working Group
• Council Goals
• ADAPT
• Council Membership
• Glossary
• Voting Representatives
• Industry Collaboration
• Proxy Vote
• AgGateway Global Network
• SPADE2
• AGIIS Access
• SPADE3
• Wiki Session
• Field Operations Working Group • PAIL
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Previous Meeting Minutes April 9, 2015
https://aggateway.atlassian.net/wiki/display/PAC/ 2015-04-09+PAC+Meeting
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
2015 PAC Goals
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
6
2015 PAC Goals • Publishable content for consumption by members and greater ag • •
• • • •
community Continue collaboration with government agencies Continue collaboration with industry standards groups Membership growth, strategically targeting companies Continue contributions to the glossary Active council participation on AgGateway Committees Active cross council communication
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Council Membership & Voting Representatives https://aggateway.atlassian.net/wiki/display/PAC/ PAC+Company+Membership
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Proxy Vote
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
9
Proxy Vote • Be it resolved that the AgGateway Precision Ag Council adds
the option of a proxy vote to the council governance bylaws with the following stipulations: • Notification to the chair/vice-chair by a companies Primary Contact • • • •
designating the proxy voter 24 hours before vote. Proxy to be member of the PAC. Proxy to be recorded in meeting minutes. Proxy designation can be assigned for up to one calendar year. Proxy voting is for face to face, and conference calls. Email votes do not fall under the proxy designation.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
SPADE Projects https://aggateway.atlassian.net/wiki/display/SPA DE2/SPADE2+Project+Home+Page
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
11
Crop Cycle
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
12
Documentation Cycle
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
SPADE 2 Wrap Up https://aggateway.atlassian.net/wiki/display/SPA DE2/SPADE2+Project+Home+Page
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
14
SPADE 2 • Seeding use case review and demo - Done • Mechanical Harvest – Complete, Preparing for S&G • Non Mechanical Harvest – Complete, Preparing for S&G • Crop Protection – Complete, reformatting content, Preparing • •
• •
for S&G Regulatory Reporting – Extending into SPADE 3 Integration with AGIIS – Extending into SPADE 3 Reference Data API’s – Extending into SPADE 3 Machine Data requirements/Data Buckets – 90% Complete
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
SPADE 3 Jeremy Wilson
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
16
SPADE 3 - Timeline • Project Approved by the PAC April 9th, 2015 • Budget Approved by the PAC May 11th, 2015 • Planning Meeting May 12th – 13th, 2015 • Commitment Letters distributed May 18th, 2015 • Kick Off Meeting June 8th, 2015
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
17
SPADE 3 – Discovery • Develop following for Crop Nutrition and Crop Scouting • User Stories, • Process Models • Use Cases • Data Buckets • ISO Gap Analysis • Reference Data • WAVE Product Scope • CART Product Scope • Format for specifying regulatory reports • AGIIS interchange and usage
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
18
SPADE 3 – Infrastructure • WAVE Product Scope
• Reference Data API’s • Sample API’s for Crop Nutrition and Scouting • Refine existing samples for Equipment, Seed and Crop Protection • AGIIS use cases • Authentication mechanisms for data requests
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
19
SPADE 3 – Implementation • ADAPT implantation of SPADE1 and SPADE2 content
• ISO Gap analysis of crop nutrition • Reference data implementation toolkits • CART Product • Examples for compliance reporting
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
20
SPADE 3 – Call for Participation • Subject matter experts needed for: • Crop nutrition (commercial fert/manure) • Crop Scouting • Regulatory Reporting • Grain Handling Process (field to elevator) • AGIIS • Reference data
• • • • •
Use Cases ISO-11783 Database structure API XML and other exchange formats • Autehntication/Othorization
https://aggateway.atlassian.net/wiki/display/PUB/AgGateway+SPAD E3+Project
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Field Operations Working Group FOWG Joe Russo
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Information Flow from Plan to Work Record
Work Record
Plan
Recommendation Prescription
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Work Order
Ontology of ISO Agronomic and Machine Standards Intent (CropField) - Grower, Farm, Field w/boundary, Commodity (Type & Use) Plan
Recommendation (Prescription)
CulturalPractice Operation OperationTechnique Job (JobType) ActivityField Task (TaskType) TaskController Operator Work Order Implement1 Implement2 Implement3
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Ontology of ISO Agronomic and Machine Standards Intent (CropField) - Grower, Farm, Field w/boundary, Commodity (Type & Use) Plan
Recommendation (Prescription)
CulturalPractice Operation OperationTechnique Job (JobType) ActivityField Task (TaskType) TaskController Operator Work Order Implement1 Implement2 Implement3
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
2015 Tasks for Field Operations 2015 Tasks 1. Develop specific use cases from the SPADE, PAIL and ADAPT projects (e.g. seeding, crop protectant, harvest, and irrigation) to illustrate the ontological structure of ISO standards. 2. For each use case, begin developing a common database of definitions for the “Cultural Practice, Operation, and OperationTechnique” in the ontological structure of ISO standards. Where available, select definitions from ISO and other standards organizations. 3. Identify those elements in the ontological structure of ISO standards that require “reference” data. 4. Demonstrate how a standard Application Programming Interfaces (API) can be used to remotely access use case reference data from companies. 5. After review by the Standards and Guidelines committee, incorporate the definitions database into the AgGlossary.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
2015 Timeline for Field Operations 2015 Timeline July
1. Develop specific use cases from the SPADE and PAIL projects.
Aug. 2. Begin development of a common database of element definitions.
Sept. 3. Incorporate the element definitions database into the AgGlossary.
Oct. 4. Identify elements requiring “reference” data.
Nov. 5. Demonstrate access of reference data via a standard API.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Insurance, Regulatory, and Government Relations Working Group IRGWG Andres Ferreyra
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
28
IRGWG • Insurance, Government, and Regulatory focus • Also focused on grower concerns, such as sustainability (FieldToMarket). • Has cultivated a working relationship with FSA, RMA, NRCS. Looking to include other agencies.
• Multiple areas of interest • Spray drift, manure, NRCS conservation compliance, water quality, report specification / encapsulation. • Shift scope to all of AgGateway? • The IRGWG and PAC will soon be asked whether to convert the working group to an AgGateway-wide committee. • Need to establish leadership and include members from other councils.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
PAIL Dan Berne
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Precision Irrigation Requires Reliable Data Flow Create recommendation
Rec in PAIL std. format
(Advisor or DSS)
Develop farm WO/Program
WO / Program in PAIL std. format
(Grower agent)
The FMIS/DSS can support or drive rec creation in various, grower-specific ways.
FMIS or Irrigation DSS
Data Acquisition System (On-farm or 3rd party)
Data providers source data in standard format
Field Data
Crop Data
Sensor Data
Climate 2015 Data
Other
(Grower agent) Commands in proprietary format
Historical Record of Irrigation and Related Applications
(Advisor/Grower agent)
Initiate Irrigation WO/Program
Data sources with
Mid-Year Meeting Data proprietary formats
Execute WO/Program (Equipment) Event sequence in proprietary format
Assemble, source work records (OEM / 3rd party)
31
PAIL 1 Submission • 3 Day Meeting in St. Louis • Reviewed all of the schemas • Tightened Up • Added notes
• Identified normative references • Submit to Standards & Guidelines before MidYear Mtg, then to ASABE
• Planning Beta Test at 3 sites in late summer • Test the usability of the standards by irrigation consultants and growers
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
32
Data Standards Phase 2 Scope • Had meetings with two different Drip Irrigation Companies • Netafim has high interest • Meeting with Jeremy to identify overlaps with SPADE 3 • Joint working session at MidYear • Drip Irrigation • Leveraging PAIL Phase 1 to Laterals • Pumps, Flow Meters and Energy • Initial use case documented • Initial list of data sets • Identifying normative references
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
33
Remembering Andy Smith Industry Leader Passionate Advocate Energizer
Family Man Colleague & Friend
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Remote Sensing Working Group RSWG Nathan Stine
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Remote Sensing Working Group (RSWG) • Overview & Update of RSWG • Educational Presentation – Lanny Faleide • Data sources • Metadata • Security & Privacy • License of Data • Use Cases • Software
• Discussion Panel • Short Meeting • Discuss PAIL, ADAPT,SPADE, Privacy & Data 2015 Mid-Year Meeting
ADAPT Mark Stelford
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
37
ADAPT Mission To create tools for the agricultural community to seamlessly exchange data and information that improves the productivity and sustainability of agriculture.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
38
From SPADE to ADAPT • AgGateway Precision Ag Council chartered Summer 2010 • AgGateway Field Operations Working Group in November 2011
demonstrated data exchange between various companies. • SPADE (Standardized Precision Ag Data Exchange) project was chartered in August 2012 to develop use cases and identify gaps in ISO11783. SPADE 2 (February, 2014) and SPADE 3 charter in dev. • SPADE Conversion Toolbox proof of concept was started in June 2013 to create a data model and plugins for conversion of data between applications…tested at Plugfest in Lincoln, NE May 2014. • ADAPT charter completed October, 2014 with the key deliverable = a production level, open source tool kit for use by the precision ag industry.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
39
Business Team – how you can help ○ Key deliverables: ○ Gain commitment from key companies to i) create ADAPT compatible plugins and/or ii) integrate ADAPT components ○ ADAPT licensing agreement approach ○ Establish governance process (in collaboration with Technical Team) ○ Funding requirements and sources ○ Planning process ○ Communication process ○ Conflict resolution process
○ Time Commitment: ○ Weekly meeting: Fridays 2-3 pm central ○ Total: 2-3 hours per week (average)
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
40
Technical Team – how you can help • Do you have a plugin that needs to be created for your company’s format? • Are you interested in creating an AgGateway plugin for an industry standard
format? ○ Provide architecture for Object Model and API. ○ Provide AgGateway ADAPT plugins for ISO, SPADE, shapefile, etc. ○ Provide code governance practices. ○ Provide a forum for fielding and approving new feature requests. ○ Provide support, maintenance, and updates to Object Model, API, and AgGateway ADAPT Plugins. ○ Provide code repository, best practices, documentation, sample code, build system.
○ Time Commitment: ○ Pre-version 1: 4-8 hours per week including a one hour weekly meeting ○ Post-version 1: 1-3 hours per week (assume more companies to participate at that point and we can spread the work).
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
41
Presentation goals for MYM Business Section
Session description: update on the Agricultural Data Application Programming Toolkit (ADAPT). Our focus has been to implement the work done in the SPADE efforts (SPADE1 & 2) in a way that the agricultural software community can evolve the components to meet their future needs. There are business and technical aspects of the implementation that we will provide an update on during this session. This time is designed to give a good overview of the approach and status of the project to those that aren't as familiar with it. We intend to have time for discussion as part of this session. Outline from 5/22/2015 Business Team discussion: Approx 20 minute review on key items
mission/purpose of ADAPT High level implementation details Why Open Source approach? get folks to want to participate (on ADAPT itself/develop plugins) handout that details how they can participate. Outline working session - goal to make decisions (OS licensing and governance framework). Need to coordinate with Eric.
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
42
Presentation goals for MYM Technical Section Session description: technical update / working session on the Agricultural Data Application Programming Toolkit (ADAPT). Join us for a technical review of i) the version 1 object model, ii) how the plugin architecture will work, iii) how requested changes will be considered for incorporation, and iv) how to integrate ADAPT into your Farm Management Information System (FMIS). This is intended to be a session to gather feedback at a detailed level. •
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
AgGateway Glossary Update Standards and Guidelines Committee Dennis Daggett [email protected] June 09 2015
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
44
Glossary Working Group Agenda • Glossary Purpose • Glossary Structure • “Terms of Use” Document • “Permission to Use” Document • AgGateway Glossary Wiki • Offline and Online Term Contribution Process • NRCS, RMA, FSA, ASABE, and AEM contributing terms • Next Steps – Auto Generation of Contextual Terms
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
45
Glossary Working Group Agenda
agglossary.org
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
Industry Collaboration
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
47
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
48
Engagement Types – A Continuum • No engagement, just use a standard • IETF – HTTP • ITU, IEC, ISO – UUID • Keep one another informed and perhaps endorse positions or
initiatives • Provide input into one another’s initiative • Actively participate in each others activities • Engage in joint initiatives
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
49
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
AgGateway Global Network Jim Wilson
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
AGIIS http://aggateway.org/eConnectivity/AGIIS.aspx
2015 Mid-Year Meeting
52
2015 AGIIS Subscription Fees: AgGateway Members Small Subset (less than 1,000 entities)
Medium Subset (1,000 to less than 100,000 entities)
Large Subset 100,000 or more entities
Membership Tier
Corporate Revenue
View Only Subscription
8
Up to 25M
No Charge
530
1,591
6,365
No Charge
1,061
2,652
8,486
2,122
3,713
10,608
3,978
5,039
12,730
5,304
6,365
14,851
N/A
7,956
16,973
N/A
11,138
25,459
N/A
15,382
29,702
50
250
250
7
> 25M & < 125M
6
> 125M & < 250M
5
> 250M & < 500M
4
> 500M & < 750M
3
> 750M & < 1B
2
> 1B & < 2B
1
>2B
One-time setup charge
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Wiki Session
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Wiki Educational Session • Requesting access – [email protected] • SPACES • PAC Space and content • Examples from SPADE
• Creating pages • Formatting • Best practices
• Searching • Support material
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Next Meeting: July 9th, 10 am CDT
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Annual Meeting Nov 9th – 12th San Antonio, TX
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THANK YOU!
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