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Back to Partnership -- The following applications have been posted for review by the Partnership Committee

February 2024 Class

NASA Science Explorer - Type II

In 2023, NASA invited the Astrophysics Data System (ADS) to expand it's focus into the Earth sciences, heliophysics, planetary science, biological sciences, and physical sciences, giving rise to the digital library portal known as NASA Science Explorer (SciX). Crafted to be as invaluable to Earth science as ADS is to astrophysics, SciX efficiently cross-links diverse bibliographic and data sources, fostering inclusivity and comprehensive scientific exploration. Offering researchers unparalleled access to a wealth of knowledge, SciX actively embraces Open Science principles, indexing NASA's PubSpace, Earth Science journals, preprints, meeting abstracts, theses, data sets, software, and more. Beyond being a comprehensive library resource, SciX empowers researchers with advanced citation metrics and data visualizations to pinpoint potential collaborators, establishing itself as a dynamic resource capable of supporting accessible and collaborative scientific research across all NASA science mission directorate areas.

Website: https://www.scixplorer.org/

Full Application: [1]

East Tennessee State University Department of Geosciences - Type II

East Tennessee State University's Center for Rural Health Research and Department of Geosciences are dedicated to promoting geosciences as a unifying interdisciplinary science, focusing on the earth and societal and health challenges and opportunities through education and research. Their mission is to educate students and community in geosciences with hands-on experiences and interdisciplinary learning, explore the world, develop innovative solutions for societal problems, produce exceptional geoscientists, advance career opportunities, and further scientific knowledge.

Website: https://www.etsu.edu/cas/geosciences/

Full Application: [2]

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-The following seven applications are up for review and comment.  The comment period will close November 27, 2010.  <br>
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-===City of Chicago (Type III - Applications)===
+==February 2024 Class ==
-:Application excerpt:
+===NASA Science Explorer - Type II===
-::The Chicago Climate Action Plan establishes mitigation goals and adaptation strategies.  Dozens of partners have contributed to the development of the strategies, and the City of Chicago has been implementing changes and adaptations under a no regrets policy to improve our resiliency, flexibility and quality of life. We have completed a risk analysis due to climate change, downscaled GCM models to Chicago region, and aggressively pursuing many adaptation changes from ordinances to infrastructure, behavior to built environment.
-Website:
+In 2023, NASA invited the Astrophysics Data System (ADS) to expand it's focus into the Earth sciences, heliophysics, planetary
-::http://www.chicagoclimateaction.org
+science, biological sciences, and physical sciences, giving rise to the digital library portal known as NASA Science Explorer
+(SciX). Crafted to be as invaluable to Earth science as ADS is to astrophysics, SciX efficiently cross-links diverse bibliographic
+and data sources, fostering inclusivity and comprehensive scientific exploration. Offering researchers unparalleled access to a
+wealth of knowledge, SciX actively embraces Open Science principles, indexing NASA's PubSpace, Earth Science journals,
+preprints, meeting abstracts, theses, data sets, software, and more. Beyond being a comprehensive library resource, SciX
+empowers researchers with advanced citation metrics and data visualizations to pinpoint potential collaborators, establishing
+itself as a dynamic resource capable of supporting accessible and collaborative scientific research across all NASA science
+mission directorate areas.
-:Full Application:
+:Website: https://www.scixplorer.org/
-::[[Media:Chicago_ESIPApplication.pdf |City of Chicago]]
+:Full Application: [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vU2-xGrMCrI3Kz6ETZFGWwg-C7Cn2i_I/view?usp=sharing]
-===DataONE (University of New Mexico) (Type I - Data Center)===
+===East Tennessee State University Department of Geosciences - Type II===
-:Application Excerpt:
+East Tennessee State University's Center for Rural Health Research and Department of Geosciences are dedicated to promoting geosciences as a unifying interdisciplinary science, focusing on the earth and societal and health challenges and opportunities through education and research. Their mission is to educate students and community in geosciences with hands-on experiences and interdisciplinary learning, explore the world, develop innovative solutions for societal problems, produce exceptional geoscientists, advance career opportunities, and further scientific knowledge.
-::DataONE is designed to be the foundation of new innovative environmental research that addresses questions of relevance to science and society. DataONE will ensure preservation and access to multi-scale, multi-discipline, and multi-national data. Operationally, DataONE encompasses a distributed global network of Member Nodes (i.e., data repositories) that provide open and persistent access to well-described and easily discovered Earth observational data. In addition, a smaller number of Coordinating Nodes (i.e., metadata repositories and service centers) support network-wide services such as data replication and access to an array of enabling tools.
-Website:
+:Website: https://www.etsu.edu/cas/geosciences/
-::http://www.dataone.org
+:Full Application: [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gLDyZBIz6HvySLr_Te1P3VzveaR5U8iD]
-:Full Application:
-::[[Media:DataOne_ESIPApplication.pdf‎ |DataOne‎]]
-===Information Technology and Systems Center (ITSC) - (Type II – Research)===
-:Application excerpt:
-::The ITSC performs research and development in the areas of distributed information systems, next generation internet, data mining and knowledge discovery, information system interoperability, image processing and data security.  The ITSC has worked with researchers at Marshall Space Flight Center, other NASA centers, state and federal agencies and industry for over 30 years.  We provide stewardship of Earth science data and information for numerous missions including NASA’s Earth science missions and field campaigns. ITSC researchers team with scientists to develop new technologies and applications that promote the broad use of Earth science data.
-:Website:
-http://http://www.itsc.uah.edu/
-:Full Application:
-[[::media:ITSC_ESIPApplication.pdf |ITSC]]‎