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  • Environmental Protection Agency. A summary work statement of the project activities is given in the Table below. The main activities The schedule of this three-year
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  • back to full ESIP Summer Meeting agenda | Air Quality Main Page The Air Quality Workgroup will be meeting on Wednesday and Thursday during the ESIP Summer
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  • Committee Semantic Web Cluster Guidance for Breakout Session Leaders As the main theme of this meeting is Evaluating and Maximizing the Impact of Earth Science
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  • chosen may be saved in the NEISGEI Portal for yourself or others to view and work with later. To do this, click the "Save Session" button just above grid b
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  • to encourage use of the guidelines. Extend work on identifiers beyond data. Refine and document use cases. Work on the ontology. Increase formal outreach
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  • Back to the main data management training page Existing grant ends June 30, so all work needs to be complete by then. March 1 - All draft modules due March
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  • Main Page The Earth Science Information Partner (ESIP) Federation meets twice annually, January and July. The meetings each take on a different focus.
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  • pieces that emerge as normally present in the workspace Edit spreadsheet Work Group Pattern - AQ Workgroup copied by 3 others Activities/Events | Active
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  • Hua and Chris Lynnes Contact e-mail: hook.hua@jpl.nasa.gov What were the main accomplishments and activities of this group over the last six months to
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  • new processes in support of creating the GEOSS Common Infrastructure (GCI) work collaboratively across GEO committees (e.g. UIC to get user needs) AIP 2
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  • Report Page Group: Air Quality Work Group Contact Person: Glynis Lough Contact e-mail: loughg@battelle.org What were the main accomplishments and activities
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  • station data tables, alarms, and other records. The main interface contains individual windows for the main screen web page as well as the screens for individual
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  • standards-based interface allows linking of service chains using formal work flow software. The main benefit of such a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is the
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  • Air Quality Cluster > AQIP Main Page > Proposal | NASA ACCESS Solicitation | Context | Resources | Forum | Participants Details on NOI Pg. 38 of NASA Proposers
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  • This is the work space associated with the CF conventions description. While the actual approval process for new standard names happens exclusively via
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  • click Semantic Web and then tutorials. Main part for the tutorial was using the CMAP ontology model v1a. The main idea of this map was to answer use cases
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  • are the actual decision makers ...who interact with the ??.... (this needs work Rhusar) National Environmental agency National Meteorological agency National
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  • back to full ESIP Winter Meeting agenda | Air Quality Main Page The Air Quality Workgroup will be meeting on Wednesday January 5 during the ESIP Winter
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  • strongly encourage domain experts and knowledge representation experts to work together in joint sessions to derive a shared conceptualization of the problem
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  • Main ESIP page >> Executive Committee page The Federation of Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP Federation) is a broad-based community drawn from
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  • for the next month is to: 1) Pick a data life cycle model to work with and identify main elements Rama: has one candidate from [http://www.cendi.gov/p
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  • 20070715 (by Peter Fox) Refer to the ESIP main wiki page (toward the bottom) http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/Main_Page ([ESIP Use Case page]) [Use Case template]
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  • that agency policy around access is unclear, or there is no incentive to work through the process for approval to get access. Don't want a discussion of
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  • citation of all source data used in the work. As a reviewer it is your responsibility to verify that all data used in the work is accessible and has been appropriately
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  • 11 Breakout sessions (work sessions, discussion-based sessions and workshops) July 12 (adjourn at lunch) Breakout sessions (work sessions, discussion-based
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  • uncertainty related sessions. Select just few communities to start with - cannot work with too many before and at the meeting Involve educators as a specific community
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  • have such a definition? Maggi: we have four or five main products that we have honed in on as the main data products that we’ve concentrated on for delivering
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  • Return to main C&B page The purpose of adding this new capability is to augment the ability of the members to offer up the best candidates for office and
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  • proposals - see: http://earthdata.nasa.gov/wiki/main/index.php/Open_Source - see: http://earthdata.nasa.gov/wiki/main/index.php/Geospatial_(GIS) . Products and
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  • can obtain code, parameters What are the main challenges, what should we focus on, what is our roadmap? Work on planning... If we already have challenges
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  • standards-based interface allows linking of service chains using formal work flow software. The main benefit of such a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is the
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  • standards-based interface allows linking of service chains using formal work flow software. The main benefit of such a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is the
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  • What were the main activities of this group over the last year (2010)? Any big successes or highlights from the group? Any tangible outputs/work products?
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  • What words should be used to break down into a second tier ten-scale in each Main Dimension? How much will it depend on each context of the data collection
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  • Main ESIP page >> ESIP AQ Work Group page | India AQ CoP
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  • Contact Person: Kevin Ward Contact e-mail: kevin@eyeonclimate.com What were the main accomplishments and activities of this group over the last six months to
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  • community. How is the work the #Group did supported? (ESIP-funded, external funding, time, computing resources) Volunteer work, all. Do you work with other organizations
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  • Why wheat? Because it's one of the main global stable crops, and there's an existing effort, Wheat Initiative, one main objective of which is to contribute
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  • data was used for this research, can I reproduce this work? Dryad (http://wiki.datadryad.org/Main_Page): it involves submitting actual data, not pointers
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  • evaluation: who are your main stakeholders and how you can interact with them so that you can understand better how your work is being used and what impact
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  • Chair(s): Cluster Chair Responsibilities per ESIP staff - Chair = facilitator and main delegator (i.e., not “doer of everything”). Things that should be facilitated/delegated:
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  • back to EnviroSensing Cluster main page The lead editors for this page may be contacted for questions, comments, or help with content additions. Scotty
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  • measured values. This means that if a publication contains a data table in the main text or a pdf or image version of the data table as an electronic supplement
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  • present the data in a number of forms. This leaves only the mime-type to work with as a standard attribute. There may be some way of working out these
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  • Back to Executive Committee Main Page ESIP Federation Executive Committee, January 13, 2010 Attendees: Chris Lenhardt; Brian Wilson; Rahul Ramachandran;
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  • < Main Page Outputs and outcomes are a way to identify what ESIP enables. These come from community work. Please add your contributions to the list. ESIP
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  • back to EnviroSensing Cluster main page Automated observation systems need to be managed for optimal performance. Maintenance of the overall sensor system
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  • Refer to the Main Page for background To follow on from the May 15-16, 2008 workshop at GMU. Contact Peter Fox for more details We have two continuation
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  • data, and would try to bring those perspectives and connections into ESIP's work and goals. I feel strongly that its important to connect better the data
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  • < Air Quality Work Group | AQ Work Group Telecons Project team leaders’ name and contact information; - ESIP, Stefan Falke and Erin Robinson (Washington
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  • discussions, how can we best leverage a Discovery testbed? Draft Discovery Testbed Work Plan up for review. Note that there is a general ESIP Testbed Session on
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  • conferences (Santa Barbara and Knoxville) have expressed interest in two main things: 1. Creating lesson plans that put to use the awesome tools, images
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  • status updates. Results Our results, if we are successful, will contain two main sections: Grading the agencies - so others will have an idea who is making
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  • data, and would try to bring those perspectives and connections into ESIP's work and goals. I feel strongly that its important to connect better the data
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  • centers on how to understand risk factors for data sets and collections. This work led to a white paper being released and distributed to many communities outside
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  • "How do you attract sociologists into this type of work?". Peter F. - the attractive nature of this work is its multidisciplinary nature, and that this community
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  • proposal for Products and Services Committee did not receive funding for this work work with other organizations: NASA Tech Infusion OGC, ESGF, Data Conservancy
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  • back to EnviroSensing Cluster main page Community Wiki Document on Best Practices for Sensor Networks and Sensor Data Management Throughout this document
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  • Pilot-II of GEOSS. The pilot work was broken into two dimensions (Fig.1): societal benefit area and transverse technology work groups. Figure 1. GEOSS AIP-2
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  • low cost (maybe free), but it would be nice to get the main organizer a stipend for their work Next Steps after Summer Meeting Use the Open Science Framework
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  • identifiers and data citation to data preservation and provenance tracking. My work at NCAR has also benefited from participating in the ESIP Semantic Technologies
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  • deliver reliable, up-to-date and user friendly information – vital for the work of decision makers, planners and emergency managers. The GOESS ‘system of
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  • scientist part of the public? It’s important to bring scientists and their work into the community, can effective visualization facilitate the needed two-way
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  • Back to Ag & Climate Workspace Agenda (Joint with Energy & Climate Work Group) LuAnn Dalhman (NOAA Climate Program Office) on Climate Resilience Toolkit
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  • need to come up with a specific work plan for fulfilling the goals outlined in the strategic plan. Maggi's clearing house work overlaps nicely with Goal 2
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  • Scientist, what would you like to see a Data Scientist do to help you in your work. 2 Other Activities: RDA Big Data Analytics Interest Group (Infrastructure
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  • and also contains specific data access instructions for that coverage. The main data query service is getCoverage, in which the user specifies the desired
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  • participate in clusters/work groups July 2017: ESIP Summer Meeting August - December, 2017: Fellows participate in clusters/work groups December 31, 2017:
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  • Summer Workshop - we'll work with local participants to test and refine activities. Post-summer workshop - As an outcome of the work that has been done leading
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  • should be ready to guide the discussion, while another captures the results. Main objectives session: to understand what is being offered by the participants
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  • Can we set up another telecon for defining requirements of testbeds? The main point is, can OpenSearch casting specs fit in the Geoportal. Hook will set
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  • leader emails the list-serv with a copy of the information found here ESIPfed main page under Agenda. For example, Data Stewardship When Fri, February 6, 3pm
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  • Agency Requirements, and the sub-title NSF. Agreed that the convention will work Module author - Just me? What about reviewer's? Co-authors, etc.? Author
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  • groups for supplying data; this was key step in making the process smother. Main features Transfer of very large model output across internet Storage of 1
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  • Interests’ list on this page, or from the Interests box on the main ‘Profile’ page. To go back to the main ‘Profile’ page, follow the ‘Manage your profile and preferences’
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  • thoughts on the interpretation of the metrics in that spreadsheet on the main tab Corinna shared that the PIs have a report due to NSF at the end of the
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  • mentioned the word "community" a lot -- that's because the people of ESIP are the main reason I participate. Through ESIP I now have a professional network that
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  • Main ESIP page >> Executive Committee page >> Current draft plan (see embedded notes by Howard Burrows in red and Margaret Mooney in green.) The Federation
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  • Main POC Title Summary ESIP Sponsoring Group Funding Cycle Dave Jones Addressing an Immediate Need: Establishing the Multi-State Fleet Response Working
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  • open environmental data for artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The main goals of the cluster include: Coordinate the development of the maturity
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  • 9/7/17. Main points included clarifying among individuals, members of an ESIP organization and members employed by ESIP. In addition, more work needed to
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  • Back to the main data management training page
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  • facilitate and coordinate work that is largely done within functional organizations. On the other hand, if the ways of getting work done and of decision-making
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  • describe the flow that would be followed if the use case where to follow its main plot from start to end. Error states or alternate states that might be highlighted
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  • what the solution is, but from experience collaboration sites only seem to work when there is functionality there that members need and want to use, and
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  • Stall, Anne Wilson Issues discussed: We need a process for cleaning up the work we have already, getting more people to fill out the spreadsheet. we would
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  • default OWS/web/static/index.html, make sure not to overwrite' it. Keep the main copy elsewhere and copy it back. Open the download page in another tab. If
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  • Characterization main page Examples of what we mean by non-IT: Security: that agency policy around access is unclear, or there is no incentive to work through the
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  • get in touch with him as soon as possible so that the video capabilities work effectively. Ruth provided him contact information after the meeting. The
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  • interesting demo What is the timeline for the work? ESRI is flexible on the timeline (response was to have work completed within one year) What are the success
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  • cyberinfrastructure foundation for domain and interdisciplinary earth system science. The main goals of the cluster are to: Serving as a platform to exchange experiences
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  • favor or work against the sustainability of the system (and underlying data) over the next 5 to 10 years? 4. What function(s) does it serve? Main audience/clients
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  • Main Page ESIP participants work in various collaborative networks. NCANet EarthCube EarthServer GEOSS RDA Big Data/Analytics NOAA Environmental Data Management
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  • free to join (i.e., the wiki and the monthly telecons). If you'd like to work on sections of the White Paper add your name to that section of the outline
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  • firewall Have data interchange with EIS using formats specified (initial design work in progress). EPA AIRQuest Data Warehouse Not Given None Not Given EPA AQS
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  • Other versions of python 2.x may work, but python 3.x won't yet. 32 bit as well as 64 bit installations have been done and work as expected. This is more of
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  • Return to IM Code Registry main page Agenda for ESIP Information Management Code Registry (IMCR) Telecon 2 May 2018 at 14:00 EDT (60 min) Volunteer(s)
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  • creating Collaboration Area Strategic Plans. This has been linked to the main Partnership wiki page. Perhaps this should be our first order of business
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  • teachers to attend the summer ESIP Education workshop held in parallel to the main ESIP meeting (when applicable there is planned overlap of the meetings) Offer
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  • of the meeting is a chance to see the work of other members and groups that have an active interest in the work of the ESIP Federation. The number of posters
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  • community to more easily use and exchange NASA's data and services. ECHO's main objective is to enable broader use of NASA's EOS data. It allows users to
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  • evaluation: who are your main stakeholders and how you can interact with them so that you can understand better how your work is being used and what impact
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  • What words should be used to break down into a second tier ten-scale in each Main Dimension? How much will it depend on each context of the data collection
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  • Observatory, advanced data-mining and exploration techniques. Some of the main points I was able to extract (others please edit in your highlights) include:
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  • evaluation: who are your main stakeholders and how you can interact with them so that you can understand better how your work is being used and what impact
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  • for Air Quality Main Page > Proposal | NASA ROSES Solicitation | Context | Resources | Schedule | Forum | Participating Groups The main purpose of this
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  • we think a good plan would be to work inwards from the edges (group sites, blogs, etc.) and inwards towards the main page, so that as less used links are
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  • || THREDDS extensions || DataFEd/THEDDS fusion || Link to GIS || Community work space Use Cases:Realtime AQ Event Detection, Analysis and Response || Intracontinental
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  • get very far from their controllers, but have built in cameras, that could work. They are less likely to be banned. There's no stopping to tide of holiday
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  • Staff Reports Executive Director Erin Robinson thanked everyone for their work on the Summer Meeting. She also reported that FES established a finance committee
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  • 5:30 PM Goals: Find collaborators for projects (Some kind of match-making) Work on their posters Logistics: Food/drinks for purchase Doling out of Decisions
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  • to original search Does new search with settings selected; doesn’t seem to work Tamar sees that she needs to click on small text to apply the filter Decides
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  • framework. Two specific case studies for providing methodology for similar work: Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative (WLCI): Large area of world class
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  • Presently working on a microtutorial for unbaited fish monitor - does it work, why does it work, what should you never do? - important to include "worst practices"
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  • Parsons, Bob Downs, Shannon Leslie Notes: 1) ESIP Program Committee update Main agenda item has been preparing for all hands Summer Meeting Also: Travel
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  • some of the key questions that the Clearinghouse is trying to address. The main funding source for the Clearinghouse project came from USGS Community for
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  • Juelich: Michael Decker couldn't attend but sent an update via email: My main contribution today would have been to tell you that I'm currently arranging
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  • Interoperability as the ability of products, systems, or business processes to work together to accomplish a common task. According to ISO/IEC 2382-01, it is
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  • Physics also provides sample videos from learnerscloud.com for free. As for the main app features, students can: set up a timer turn the sound on and off randomize
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  • Background on Services, e.g. use cases (Pfox) presentation Also see the main cluster page to ongoing discussion of this topic. http://wiki.esipfed.org/index
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  • New tools can serve many disciplines, and even accelerate interdisciplinary work." (Rita R. Colwell, Director, NSF, February 2003). Over the past decades
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  • effort for April telecon to talk about exemplars Discussion focused on three main components (all of which were related): ESIP’s Strategic Action Plan - a
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  • Back to Executive Committee Main Page ESIP Federation Executive Committee, November 16, 2010 Attendees: Jim Frew; Chris Lenhardt; Carol Meyer; Margaret
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  • Explored through the WCS client. With regard to the impediment, I have three main points: As many of you know, I had a problem with the WCS protocol. For our
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  • He will circulate the latest version of the Google Doc and the group will work to identify writers for each section. Ruth suggested a distributed approach
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  • Learning more about, and implementing semantic technologies in some of our work evaluating what I learned about the user community needs for information
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  • (Github please) Start with compiling list of use case links for existing work (Matt, …) Review these at Jan meeting, discuss process for expansion/edit/improvements
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  • “DACUM - Developing a Curriculum” is the approach used for the analyses. The main motivation is to discover skills and knowledge from existing working force
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  • of Earth science data and information management. The plan identified four main goals. The four goals are: Increase the use and value of Earth science data
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  • released and they are automatically notified of that event. As a part of her work, the investigator generates a new data set that she decides should be published
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  • services. If you work with seas, forests, fish, parks, rivers, reefs, or coastlines (and the people who rely on them) we want to work with you. Our core
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  • needs of scientists to enable them to use GIS as a tool to augment their work in thevarious communities by providing them with capabilities to translate
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  • GeoLink Schema and OntologyDesignPatterns.org John Graybeal mentioned that work on his ontology portal was resuming after a short hiatus John also mentioned
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  • GeoLink Schema and OntologyDesignPatterns.org John Graybeal mentioned that work on his ontology portal was resuming after a short hiatus John also mentioned
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  • Personas” spreadsheet. iv. Sophie added that these roles represented the main types of interactions or uses that our users might have with our Clearinghouse
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  • start with the “editor” instead of “moderator” as the name for one of the main roles for now. Nancy mentioned the idea for implementing a metadata submission
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  • structure is very difficult. In fact, there is no approach that is guaranteed to work. There is also no guarantee of consistency in the descriptions of the people
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  • planning out this coming week. Please edit this page to add/promote your work, make announcements, look for dinner pals etc here. If you are convening
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  • and models are brought together as a network. This GEO Task builds upon the work of the Task Force on Hemispheric Transport of Air Pollutants (www.htap.org)
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  • Perform a purity test based on occurrence of tags within clusters. Related Work: Document clustering of scientific texts using citation contexts Option 2:
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  • caused by the treatment of time and space averaging Statistics Challenges The main challenge here is simplifying and communicating spatial statistical principles
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  • institutions. Multidisciplinary work is required. EAR will consider co-funding of projects with other agencies and supports international work and collaborations.
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