Agclimate telecon 2014-11-04
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Agenda
- 2015 Winter Meeting
- urls: 2015 Winter Mtg in wiki; in the Commons; and our session, Bridging the resolution gap between satellite data and agricultural applications. And, NASA and other satellite data for LTAR and Climate Hubs
- Possible speakers for our session (possibly 2 sessions?)
- Simon Liu (National Agricultural Library) - LTAR data system <== Not available
- Someone from LTAR/Climate Hub - Resolution needs of ARS for different applications
- Molly Brown (GSFC/Biospheric Sciences Lab) - Resolution issue and SMAP
- Dalia Kirschbaum (GSFC/Hydrological Sciences Lab) - Resolution issue and GPM
- Steve Kelling (Cornell Ornithology Lab) - ?
- Arif Albayrak (GES DISC) - Co-location of ground and satellite data (Level-2, -3)
- Others?
Minutes:
- Keep exploring the possibilities with David Augustine
- For January - can we get someone from LTAR to give an overview of what they are looking for - what they need as a function of applications
- Instead of use cases - taking a look at the spatial resolution issue
- Nancy got in touch with people from: VegDRI project
- Possible speakers - tentatively room for 2 sessions (The list above is a few initial possibilities)
- Mark Wahlbridge is interested in coming to the winter meeting and will be one of the plenary speakers
- There will be others from this group that Erin will post shortly after confirming
- Steve Kelling - head of IT at Cornell Ornithological lab - working with Nature Conservancy, Point Blue - Bird Returns
(He is willing to come as his work has a link to food resiliency topic - working with rice producers)
- Next step: clarify discussion topic specificity and any support with registry
- Potential interest in ESIP too (Also interest as connection with topics of citizen science and education)
- Arif Albayrak - co-location of ground and satellite (level 2 and level 3)
- working on spatial tools that will do point to point, point to swath, point to grid, and swath to grid
- he could introduce tool and give some information about
- Li Ping Di - Also does a lot of ag work - with NASS - might be interested in presenting something (another possible speaker)
- If everyone is able to come we would need more than one session.
- Have a station set up where demos or screen capture video could occur (in the downstairs open area)
- May offer this idea to Molly and Dahlia (on the list of speakers)
- We can consider other possibilities - next step is to see whether everyone is available (Also contact Li Ping)
- Sessions will probably be Day 1 in the afternoon
Attendees: Bill Teng, Nancy Hoebelheinrich, Erin Robinson, Arif Albayrak, Reid Boehm