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==Meetings==
 
The Earth Science Information Partner (ESIP) Federation meets twice annually, January and July. The meetings each take on a different focus. The winter meeting, held the first week of January each year in Washington, DC has a focus on higher level policy issues. The summer meeting, typically held in July (the week varies) moves around the country to different locations. The summer meeting is technical in nature. The meetings supplement interactions throughout the year by offering concentrated blocks of time to work collaboratively on issues of interest to the community. Each meeting has a theme, ranging from evaluating the impacts of data to defining data and information quality. Feel free to join us at an upcoming ESIP Federation meeting. Links to such meetings are found below.
 
 
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== Collaboration Areas ==  
 
== Collaboration Areas ==  

Revision as of 15:57, April 20, 2013

Welcome to the ESIP Federation Wiki

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The Federation of Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) is
a broad-based, distributed community of data and information technology practitioners
Contributions are welcome Start Here | FAQ'

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News/Events

Find all news on the ESIPfed.org site.


See all News, Add News

ESIP Outputs and Outcomes

See All/Add New Output

Resources/Tools

Collaboration Tools
ESIP Commons
Testbed
WebEx
ESIP Administration

Collaboration Areas

Data and Informatics
Societal Benefit Area
Education and Outreach
List of all Collab List-Servs | Telecon Calendar

Participate

Subscribe to ESIP Monday Updates
Member List
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Tweet with #ESIPFed hashtag




Collaboration Areas

Participation in the ESIP Federation allows members to expose, gather and enhance their own in-house capabilities in support of an organization’s own mandates. Ultimately, these collaborations enhance the success of data interoperability efforts. The ESIP Federation has a 13-year track record of working on Earth science interoperability solutions that connect distributed and heterogeneous communities through the application of broad community technical expertise.



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