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− | * Possible (?) shift of telecon time to later in the day (still 1st Tuesday of month) | + | * RDA ((Research Data Alliance) presentations on |
− | * Refresh from Dec. telecon
| + | ** [https://www.rd-alliance.org/internal-groups/agricultural-data-interoperability-ig.html Agricultural Data Interoperability IG] |
− | ** From Brian Wee's presentation on NEON: Interoperability is one area where this Cluster and LTAR probably can best collaborate in a mutually beneficial way (e.g., all measurements consistently done for all sites). LTAR is cognizant of the need for interoperability. | + | ** [https://www.rd-alliance.org/case-statement-wheat-data-interoperability-wg.html Wheat Data Interoperability WG ] |
− | ** From our Cluster's previous discussions, the other two promising areas of collaboration are data products and data archive. | |
− | * Introduce Reid Boehm, new Student Fellow for our Cluster; Doctoral student at U TN; thesis topic: agricultural information
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− | * Cluster's 2014 plan
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− | ** (1) Inventory of relevant ESIP capabilities
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− | '''''Previous Action:''''' Bill will email request to esip-all re: any members who have collaborated or are collaborating with any USDA agencies.
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− | ** (2) Review of literature and other sources on external (to ESIP) work on climate effects on agriculture
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− | *** Science literature (Reid et al.)
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− | *** USDA agencies, CCPO (Bill et al.)
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− | *** Other sources (e.g., state orgs., Library of Congress) (Nancy et al.)
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− | ** (3) Gap analysis (needs of LTAR) that ESIP can fill
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− | '''''Previous Action:''''' Bill to follow up with Jeff McWhirter on RAMADDA. <== Decided to hold off a bit.
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| * Cluster session at ESIP Summer 2014 Meeting, Copper Mtn, CO | | * Cluster session at ESIP Summer 2014 Meeting, Copper Mtn, CO |
| ** Possible speakers: Mark Walbridge (LTAR), Simon Liu (NAL), Brad Doorn (NASA HQ, Applied Sciences Program-Water Resources and Agriculture) | | ** Possible speakers: Mark Walbridge (LTAR), Simon Liu (NAL), Brad Doorn (NASA HQ, Applied Sciences Program-Water Resources and Agriculture) |
− | '''''Action:''''' Bill to contact all 3 for their availability
| + | ** USDA Regional Climate Hub (Northern Plains) |
− | ** Other speakers? | + | * [[Review of past and ongoing work on climate effects on agriculture]] |
− | ** What should we aim to accomplish? | + | * Concept maps - Ck examples from Reid<br> |
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| Minutes:<br> | | Minutes:<br> |
− | Meeting Lead: Bill Teng<br>
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− | attendees:Erin, Bill, Arif Albayak, Nancy H., James Hemby, Reid Boehm<br> | |
− | 1st item: discussing possible shift in time of telecom due to schedule conflicts<br>
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− | Doodle poll: Wednesday at 11 or Tuesday at 4 send out with 2 slots<br>
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− | 2nd item: discussing data projects and data archives NAL (Simon Liu)<br>
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− | item 3: Introduction of student fellow Reid Boehm, Doctoral student in Info Sci. at University of Tennessee, writing dissertation in agricultural information management<br>
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− | item 4: collaborations with USDA from ESIP<br>
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− | Purpose to find out what is going on outside as well as in- review of literature and other resources<br>
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− | CCPO Bill Hohenstein- focus with LTAR<br>
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− | 1. Go through all the agencies and summarize what they are all doing in this area<br>
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− | 2. Nancy brought up last meeting other groups: commodity companies etc.<br>
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− | 3. Reid review of scientific literature<br>
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− | useful review of the landscape of efforts
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− | Leading to
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− | Gap Analysis: Needs of LTAR and what ESIP can fill
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− | Question from Erin about GEOSS task connection- another area to think about<br>
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− | Also Brian Wee and Mark Parsons RDA - Wheat Interoperability Working Group
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− | Previous action Chris Lynnes- How to engage with LTAR collaboratory area - with Earth Science Collaboratory- may not be ready yet. Perhaps get back with Mark Wahlbridge to find out about tools needs first
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− | Nancy asked did you have any wiki page form for reviewing?<br>
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− | Bill - this is more just typical review about what people are doing<br>
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− | Bill added post-telecon: Let's put what we find out in [[Review of past and ongoing work on climate effects on agriculture]].
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− | Talking about the summer meeting in Copper Mountain- Mark Wahlbridge spoke last summer, planning to meet again and speak with him again, narrowing down more needs that we can fill<br>
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− | Also as a speaker: Simon Liu - preview of the archive plans - also Brad Doorn from HQ perspective<br>
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− | Reid suggests For meeting have a concept map - to see gaps of information work<br>
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− | Reid - action item to send example to cluster '''''DONE'''''
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− | * Example from Reid's research:
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− | [[File:Example from reid.png]]
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− | * Example from ESIP social network:
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− | [[File:Network map example esip social network.jpg]]
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− | We will aim to have this review of projects and literature plus group map of concepts, plus focus on needs of LTAR
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− | Nancy- another thing would be to expand who would be active in the group- perhaps by invitation- maybe outreaching to some of these other organizations<br>
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− | Organizations in Colorado, others<br>
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− | Bill- as we do the review we can keep that in mind - maybe regional for LTAR<br>
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− | Colorado department of ag - drought monitoring may be a good place to look for participation
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− | Look at particular local groups, universities, CUAHSI, connection to GEOSS<br>
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− | Also if you can think of anybody from respective organization wants to participate
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− | Post-telecon addition from Erin re: Possible connection for July meeting - [http://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/06/us/next-phase-of-obamas-executive-push-climate-hubs.html?smid=tw-share&_r=1 1 of the 7 new Climate Hubs will be in Fort Collins, CO.]
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− | Sending out the Doodle poll for 2 specific times for meeting
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− | Meeting next month first week in March, day and time: TBD
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