Difference between revisions of "Agclimate telecon 2014-02-03"
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* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18EyygcyF0nCCmmKiCTfS5kaEQ1M4IO85ImNgpc2wpqk/edit#gid=0 ESIP Winter Meeting key findings and related actions] | * [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18EyygcyF0nCCmmKiCTfS5kaEQ1M4IO85ImNgpc2wpqk/edit#gid=0 ESIP Winter Meeting key findings and related actions] | ||
* Preparation for [http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/Summer_2015_Meeting July ESIP] | * Preparation for [http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/Summer_2015_Meeting July ESIP] | ||
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+ | Minutes:<br> | ||
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+ | *Winter Meeting: Briefly looked at session notes and the corresponding google sheet with our Key Findings and Actionable Items | ||
+ | *Mission Statement (still in draft form) - think about how we can tap into the experiences and expertise of ESIP. | ||
+ | *How can we more clearly define our Cluster’s role - there are similar efforts out there, so how can we define our role and avoid duplication. *Where do we uniquely stand and what can we contribute? | ||
+ | *What key document or resource can we develop for the community in the near term (Summer meeting in July) | ||
+ | <br /> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ''Key findings and Actions:'' | ||
+ | *'''Expand the google sheet of resources - this is good deliverable to work on/expand for July.''' | ||
+ | *Address connections between researchers/tool makers who may be having specific issues with data, and link them to people who generate or work with the data -- potential “test bed” | ||
+ | **potential use-case (AIP8, Liping Di) -- AIP8 kickoff in March | ||
+ | **small amount of funding available | ||
+ | **linking people to datasets/tools - example: SAR | ||
+ | ***'''Nancy will follow up with AIP8/Liping''' | ||
+ | *Bring in people from conservation efforts - landuse, farming and conservation to broaden the base - as ESIP members or potential collaborators | ||
+ | **CRP - Conservation Reserve Program - potential involvement with ESIP, interest in Ag, Water and Climate and may be a good collaborator. **Possible intersection with South Central Climate Center. | ||
+ | ***'''Bill will send information in a brief write up to Justin for CRP connection.''' | ||
+ | *The cluster could explore the question and pull information together for guidelines and recommendations for practices on data ownership - public vs private data. | ||
+ | **Possible google doc could be created for developing information about guidelines. | ||
+ | *Citizen Science thoughts: An interesting conversation to continue. | ||
+ | **Many people get enthusiastic, but lots of potential error. | ||
+ | **Citizen Science workshop in Boise, Idaho - possibly follow up with that | ||
+ | **Quality of information vs. having more information | ||
+ | **Recording observations (and is that even “science”) | ||
+ | **Natural disaster related use of citizen science | ||
+ | **How social media/tweets might be used to augment the validation of satellite data | ||
+ | **Steve Kelling - Ebird, network of bird observers. Establishing authority of people doing the observations, internal ranking/rating system. | ||
+ | **Also working with tool developers - data inputs into tools that farmers might be using, where does that input information go and could it be useful for research? | ||
+ | *Thoughts on questions of resolution: | ||
+ | **Wade Crow | ||
+ | **Bring more narrow/focused/technical aspects of resolving resolution issues | ||
+ | **Potential speaker or short guest talk or potential collaborator | ||
+ | *Follow up with Molly Jahn | ||
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− | * | + | *More of an FYI - SWAT hydrological model has (new) capabilities for easy integration of climate data - good for agricultural use. Long Term Crop Management Processes. |
+ | *July ESIP page is already up - think about the theme and what this cluster can focus on for the upcoming session | ||
Attendees: Bill Teng, Nancy Hoebelheinrich, Lindsay Barbieri, Justin Goldstein | Attendees: Bill Teng, Nancy Hoebelheinrich, Lindsay Barbieri, Justin Goldstein |
Revision as of 17:40, February 3, 2015
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Agenda
- SMAP launched!
- 2015 Winter Meeting - postscript (overall and Cluster session)
- ESIP Winter Meeting key findings and related actions
- Preparation for July ESIP
Minutes:
- Winter Meeting: Briefly looked at session notes and the corresponding google sheet with our Key Findings and Actionable Items
- Mission Statement (still in draft form) - think about how we can tap into the experiences and expertise of ESIP.
- How can we more clearly define our Cluster’s role - there are similar efforts out there, so how can we define our role and avoid duplication. *Where do we uniquely stand and what can we contribute?
- What key document or resource can we develop for the community in the near term (Summer meeting in July)
Key findings and Actions:
- Expand the google sheet of resources - this is good deliverable to work on/expand for July.
- Address connections between researchers/tool makers who may be having specific issues with data, and link them to people who generate or work with the data -- potential “test bed”
- potential use-case (AIP8, Liping Di) -- AIP8 kickoff in March
- small amount of funding available
- linking people to datasets/tools - example: SAR
- Nancy will follow up with AIP8/Liping
- Bring in people from conservation efforts - landuse, farming and conservation to broaden the base - as ESIP members or potential collaborators
- CRP - Conservation Reserve Program - potential involvement with ESIP, interest in Ag, Water and Climate and may be a good collaborator. **Possible intersection with South Central Climate Center.
- Bill will send information in a brief write up to Justin for CRP connection.
- CRP - Conservation Reserve Program - potential involvement with ESIP, interest in Ag, Water and Climate and may be a good collaborator. **Possible intersection with South Central Climate Center.
- The cluster could explore the question and pull information together for guidelines and recommendations for practices on data ownership - public vs private data.
- Possible google doc could be created for developing information about guidelines.
- Citizen Science thoughts: An interesting conversation to continue.
- Many people get enthusiastic, but lots of potential error.
- Citizen Science workshop in Boise, Idaho - possibly follow up with that
- Quality of information vs. having more information
- Recording observations (and is that even “science”)
- Natural disaster related use of citizen science
- How social media/tweets might be used to augment the validation of satellite data
- Steve Kelling - Ebird, network of bird observers. Establishing authority of people doing the observations, internal ranking/rating system.
- Also working with tool developers - data inputs into tools that farmers might be using, where does that input information go and could it be useful for research?
- Thoughts on questions of resolution:
- Wade Crow
- Bring more narrow/focused/technical aspects of resolving resolution issues
- Potential speaker or short guest talk or potential collaborator
- Follow up with Molly Jahn
- More of an FYI - SWAT hydrological model has (new) capabilities for easy integration of climate data - good for agricultural use. Long Term Crop Management Processes.
- July ESIP page is already up - think about the theme and what this cluster can focus on for the upcoming session
Attendees: Bill Teng, Nancy Hoebelheinrich, Lindsay Barbieri, Justin Goldstein