Community Resilience

The purpose of this cluster is to enhance community resilience through culturally meaningful improvements to data accessibility and informatics tools. “Community” is defined as groups of people who are connected through place-based and organizational relationships. “Resilience” is defined as ‘the capability of a community to anticipate risk, limit impact, and bounce forward rapidly through adaptability, evolution, and growth in the face of turbulent change.

Cluster Notes Notes from November 17, 2022 Cluster Meeting Notes from October 20, 2022 Cluster Meeting Notes from September 21, 2022 Cluster Meeting Notes from August 17, 2022 Cluster Meeting Notes from June 15, 2022 Cluster Meeting Notes from May 18, 2022 Cluster Meeting Notes from April 20, 2022 Cluster Meeting Notes from March 16, 2022 Cluster Meeting Notes from February 16, 2022 Cluster Meeting Notes from 2021 Cluster Meetings Notes from 2020 Cluster Meetings Notes from 2019 Cluster Meetings

Activities Networking with other ESIP Clusters Organize and implement a learning group series to grow members’ knowledge Organize guest presentations from ESIP and beyond to share their work on community resilience and learn about needs related to community engagement Long-term goals Expand and improve the systems that connect data/informatics and community resilience practitioners Define knowledge and conceptual frameworks that help earth scientists better support community resilience goals Contribute to improving how data advances equitable community resilience efforts

Get Involved Subscribe to the Email List To post a message to all the list members: send email to [email protected]. Next meeting: Third Thursday of each month Join the Zoom Meeting Meeting ID: 860 3991 2302 Passcode: 058113 Contact Chair: Arika Virapongse: [email protected] Co-Chair: Rupu Gupta: [email protected]

Resources Team Products Presentation at AASG/USGS Data Preservation Workshop, August 31, 2022: Bringing Community into Data Preservation and Environmental Equity Journal Article published May 9, 2022: How Can Earth Scientists Contribute to Community Resilience? Challenges and Recommendations Presented poster at ESIP Winter 2020 Meeting: How Can Earth Science Data Support Community Resilience? A Problem Statement Participated in "ESIP Collaboration Area Highlights Webinar," Friday April 19th at 1 pm ET. White Paper, May 31, 2018: Community Resilience: demonstrating the socioeconomic value of Earth Science data Journal Article published August 1, 2018: Knowledge mobilization for community resilience: perspectives from data, informatics, and information science ESIP Fed 2019 Winter Meeting Session: Community resilience for earth science data institutions and place-based communities Archived Resources