Difference between revisions of "Sustainable Data Management/20170314 telcon notes"
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| − | #Shelley's presentation | + | #Shelley's presentation |
| + | ##postponed till next month, make sure more people are present. | ||
#review the EAGER report with a plan to turn it into the white paper | #review the EAGER report with a plan to turn it into the white paper | ||
| + | ##Action item: confirm that we can share report, send it around (Margaret/Corinna) | ||
#AGU session, due Wednesday - Ideas sent so far, from Leslie, early March | #AGU session, due Wednesday - Ideas sent so far, from Leslie, early March | ||
## earth science data repositories as is – what data they take and how you enter your data into them (these presentations could be done as a poster and because of the one author rule, this could be anyone from any facility) | ## earth science data repositories as is – what data they take and how you enter your data into them (these presentations could be done as a poster and because of the one author rule, this could be anyone from any facility) | ||
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Agenda
- Shelley's presentation
- review the EAGER report with a plan to turn it into the white paper
- AGU session, due Wednesday
Attending
Regrets
Notes
- Shelley's presentation
- postponed till next month, make sure more people are present.
- review the EAGER report with a plan to turn it into the white paper
- Action item: confirm that we can share report, send it around (Margaret/Corinna)
- AGU session, due Wednesday - Ideas sent so far, from Leslie, early March
- earth science data repositories as is – what data they take and how you enter your data into them (these presentations could be done as a poster and because of the one author rule, this could be anyone from any facility)
- standards based approaches between repositories
- ways of getting data out of the repositories as services (i.e. How a researcher can get data)
- the registry itself of repositories
- methods being deployed to store data to support publications
