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| − | ''Back to'' '''[[Partnership]]''' | + | ''Back to'' '''[[Partnership]]''' -- The following applications have been posted for review by the Partnership Committee <br> |
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| − | The following four applications have been approved by the Partnership Committee and are available for review and comment through December 14, 2011. <br> | |
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| − | ===UNC-CH / Data Intensive Cyber Environments Center / DataNet Federation Consortium (DICE) (Type III)===
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| − | :: The DICE Center at UNC-CH develops open source policy-based data management systems called the integrated Rule-Oriented Data System. The iRODS data grid is used to support the MODIS data set at the NASA Center for Climate Simulation, and is being considered as software middleware to improve access to holdings at the NOAA National Climatic Data Center. The DataNet Federation Consortium is an NSF funded project to develop national data management infrastructure that supports research collaborations.
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| − | :Website: http://irods.diceresearch.org
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| − | ::[[media: ESIP_partnership-application_revDec09_DICE.pdf| DICE]]
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| − | ===University of South Florida College of Marine Science (USFCMS) (Type II) === | + | ==April 2024 Class == |
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| − | ::The USF College of Marine Science owns and operates buoys, coastal stations, Slocum gliders, and other custom instruments which generate various datasets. Currently we store these datasets onsite in a variety of database engines (primarily Postgres, MySQL, and SQLite).
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| − | :Website: http://comps.marine.usf.edu/
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| − | ::[[media:USFCMSESIP_partnership-application_revDec09_(1).pdf| USFCMS]]
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| − | === NASA Applied Sciences Program - Health and Air Quality Applications, NASA HQ (Type II) === | + | ===Earth Resources Technology - Type II=== |
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| − | ::. In concert with the communities of practice, and the NASA HQ Applied Sciences Program Management, we develop applications plans for Earth Science missions that identify potential NASA satellite and air borne measurements have societal benefits. At the user end we organize applications communities of practice and facilitate physical or virtual interactions to imagine, articulate, and anticipate possible applications. As early as possible in the mission planning process, we identify, encourage and facilitate potential partnerships and collaborations.
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| − | :Website: http://appliedsciences.nasa.gov/health-air.html
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| − | : Full Application:
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| − | ::[[media: OmarESIP_partnership-application_revDec09_Rev1.pdf| NASA-AQ]]
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| − | ===University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill / RENCI (Renaissance Computing Institute) / iRODS Development and Support (RENCI) (Type II) ===
| + | Earth Resources Technology, Inc. integrates full-spectrum, data-driven science and technology solutions to solve high-profile and demanding Federal Earth and Space mission priorities -enabling government agencies and the industry to make critical climate decisions that contribute to preserving lives and property and sustaining economies and ecosystems. We are at the forefront of the entire environmental data lifecycle, from collection, to ingest, processing and analysis, modeling, archive and dissemination, and decision support. Primary capabilities are in Satellite Ground Segment Engineering, Scientific Data Modeling, Data Analytics and Application of AI/ML to Scientific Problems, Scientific Software Development, and Enterprise and Cloud Computing. |
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| − | :: The Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI) is a research institute at UNC-CH whose primary mission is to advance the science of CyberInfrastructure through partnerships with researchers and application-driven groups. A main science driver for RENCI’s activities is within the Earth Sciences community, in particular coastal oceanography, with close ties to NOAA IOOS and regional association activities.
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| − | :Website: http://www.renci.org
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| − | : Full Application:
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| − | ::[[media: ESIP-application-document_RENCI_revised_29Feb2012.pdf| RENCI]]
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| | + | :Website: [https://www.ertcorp.com www.ertcorp.com] |
| | + | :Full Application: [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jkyOGCQylYOLf2PctuDtAjTzujpchFww/view?usp=sharing] |
| | + | :Supplemental Material: [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KgjdEXEcfYj73idR3gOeNrPtIEmOUZcB/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=108507014531272273639&rtpof=true&sd=true] |
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| − | == Partnership Vote ==
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| − | ESIP Reps will get an email with the voting information.
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Back to Partnership -- The following applications have been posted for review by the Partnership Committee
April 2024 Class
Earth Resources Technology - Type II
Earth Resources Technology, Inc. integrates full-spectrum, data-driven science and technology solutions to solve high-profile and demanding Federal Earth and Space mission priorities -enabling government agencies and the industry to make critical climate decisions that contribute to preserving lives and property and sustaining economies and ecosystems. We are at the forefront of the entire environmental data lifecycle, from collection, to ingest, processing and analysis, modeling, archive and dissemination, and decision support. Primary capabilities are in Satellite Ground Segment Engineering, Scientific Data Modeling, Data Analytics and Application of AI/ML to Scientific Problems, Scientific Software Development, and Enterprise and Cloud Computing.
- Website: www.ertcorp.com
- Full Application: [1]
- Supplemental Material: [2]
