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Revision as of 10:28, February 22, 2016
Back to Ag & Climate Workspace
(Tentative) Agenda (Joint with Energy & Climate Work Group)
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- Planning for Chapel Hill
Generalize (to ESIP-wide) pipeline for CRT Case Studies; defining "hand-off point"; (within-ESIP?) award(s) for best Case Studies (?)
NCSE and its January conference with the theme, Food-Energy-Water Nexus https://eos.org/editors-vox/the-proof-of-our-science-lies-in-the-telling Nexus theme and the storytelling aspect.
re-connect with USDA ARS LTAR. Its data system component is being done by a group at the NAL (National Agriculture Library), the same group that just became an ESIP member in January. Jeff Campbell, the lead for this component, was at the Winter meeting.
Continue with the case study theme. Forrest Melton of NASA Ames couldn't participate in the Winter meeting, because of schedule conflicts. His could be one of the case studies. Ray Hunt could be another (?), thus connecting case study with UAV (!).
Amir K, who presented at ESIP Summer 2015, couldn't make the Winter 2016 Meeting. A possible for Summer 2016
Minutes:
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Attendees:
Bill Teng
Brian Wee
Chris Beltz
Luann Dahlman
Jason Barnett
Richard Eckman
Justin Goldstein
Roshani Dangi
4 other call-in’s