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ESIP Federation Summer 2010

The outline below comprises the outline for elements of the ESIP Federation Summer Meeting (July 20-23, 2010 at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville). The program is beginning to evolve. Feel free to contribute your ideas below.

Theme

Energy and Climate

Possible Speakers

Jim Rogers, Duke Energy
Jim Hansen, NASA
Walt Warnick, OSTI/Dept. of Energy
Tom Karl, NOAA/NCDC

use of data
integrity of data

Tom Wilbanks, ORNL
Jim Hack, ORNL
Jeff Christian, Zero Footprint Homes
Susan Moser,
Someone from UTK Baker Center (http://bakercenter.utk.edu/main/)
California Energy Commission
Utilities
Military/National Security
TVA
FERC

Potential Breakout Tracks

Science Communication (or a possible workshop topic)

communicating with media

communicating with public

using social media for communication

using visualizations as communication methods

Technical Workshops

Education Workshops

Open Meeting Day

NASA Standards Process Group - All day, July 22 - Tentative topic: Reference Architectures and Standards for Decadal Survey Data Systems

Poster Session

FUNding Friday

Possible Side trips

Tour of Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Will need to be set up ahead of time, but possible.
Dollywood (http://dollywood.com/)
NIMBioS (National Institute Mathematical and Biological Synthesis http://www.nimbios.org/)

Relevant Links

UT Conference Center (http://www.outreach.utk.edu/Conferences/new/Conference%20Center/facilities.html)

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-====Visioneers Telecon January 22, 2010====
+===ESIP Federation Summer 2010===
-:[[Supporting Documents]]
-====Notes====
+The outline below comprises the outline for elements of the ESIP Federation Summer Meeting (July 20-23, 2010 at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville).  The program is beginning to evolve. Feel free to contribute your ideas below.
-Participants: Jim Frew, Bruce Caron, Thomas Huang, Mohan Ramamurthy, Tyler Stevens, Karl Benedict, Ana Prados, Chris Lenhardt, Brian Rogan, Carol Meyer
-Bruce Caron welcomed the participants and noted the purpose of the Visioneers Group was to allow for open input into the ESIP Federation meeting and to continuously improve them.
+====Theme====
+*Energy and Climate
-. Winter Meeting Debrief
+====Possible Speakers====
+Jim Rogers, Duke Energy <br/>
+Jim Hansen, NASA <br/>
+Walt Warnick, OSTI/Dept. of Energy <br/>
+Tom Karl, NOAA/NCDC
+:*use of data
+:*integrity of data <br/>
+Tom Wilbanks, ORNL <br/>
+Jim Hack, ORNL <br/>
+Jeff Christian, Zero Footprint Homes <br/>
+Susan Moser,  <br/>
+Someone from UTK Baker Center (http://bakercenter.utk.edu/main/) <br/>
+California Energy Commission <br/>
+Utilities <br/>
+Military/National Security <br/>
+TVA <br/>
+FERC
-Survey Results:
+====Potential Breakout Tracks====
-:*"positive dilemma" of too little space to accommodate our audience (new venue needed); larger area for poster session; breakout rooms need to be larger
+*Science Communication (or a possible workshop topic)
-:*content of sessions were rated as Excellent to Good
+:communicating with media
-:*liked food, service, staff
+:communicating with public
-:*attendees got things done at the meeting through networking and project follow up opportunities
+:using social media for communication
-:*attendees really liked the speakers
+:using visualizations as communication methods
-*Frew: accommodated the surge of people well; noticed that the breakout doors closed rather than allowing people to circulate in between sessions; far too many breakouts were organized as symposia rather than interactive ('lightning talks')
+====Technical Workshops====
-*Bruce Caron: 'Ignite' or "Charette" (sp?) technology to reduce the time that presentations occupy in the agenda; do a session on Ignite technology at the summer meeting
-*Karl Benedict: presentation-demo session was light on the demos and too heavy on the presentations in one breakout track
-*Ana Prados: morning wrap up was too unstructured
-*Chris Lenhardt: Residence Inn across from NASA headquarters; host at an agency location (NAS)
-. Summer Meeting (July 20-23, 2010 in Knoxville, TN)
+====Education Workshops====
-Bruce Caron provided an overview to differentiate the Winter (DC) meeting and the Summer (campus) meeting. The summer meeting is technical in nature, with a more open feel to its structure.  Technology Workshop day, Education workshop, serious breakouts with clusters and working groups, and very little time spent in plenary.
+====Open Meeting Day====
+[[SPG Agenda July 22 2010|NASA Standards Process Group]] - All day, July 22 - Tentative topic: Reference Architectures and Standards for Decadal Survey Data Systems
-*Chris Lenhardt provided an overview of the conference facilities, university campus and will involve UT staff in the planning of the meeting.  There is interest in kicking off an Energy Cluster at the meeting.  Need a big name speaker to attract people to the venue.
+====Poster Session====
-:*Day 1 (Tuesday) - Technology Workshp (as in past years?)
+====FUNding Friday====
-:*Day 2 (Wednesday) - Morning Plenary; Afternoon Breakouts; Teacher Workshops (pm); Poster session & reception
-:*Day 3 (Thursday) - Open Meeting Sessions
-:*Day 4 (Friday) - Committee Meetings; FUNding Friday (over at noon)
-Possible Speakers:
+====Possible Side trips====
-*Jim Rogers, Duke Energy
+* Tour of Oak Ridge National Laboratory.  Will need to be set up ahead of time, but possible.
+* Dollywood (http://dollywood.com/)
+* NIMBioS (National Institute Mathematical and Biological Synthesis http://www.nimbios.org/)
-Possible Themes:
+====Relevant Links====
-:*Climate and Energy (is Excom needed to bless this theme's development)
+UT Conference Center (http://www.outreach.utk.edu/Conferences/new/Conference%20Center/facilities.html)