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| + | = Telecon Notes, Resulting Action Items = | ||
| + | *The June telecon will be the 3rd Thursday in June, 6/20, and NOT the 4th, 6/27 | ||
| + | **That will be the final telecon before the panel discussion | ||
| + | *Paul, Cheryl will find Decadal Surveys for us to review that are more like what we envision for the DDS | ||
| + | **not narrowly focused, but broad, distributed, much larger community | ||
| + | *There is now a separate section on the Panel Discussion wiki page to define the questions for the panelists, here: [http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/Summer_2013_panel_discussion#Questions_for_the_Panel Questions_for_the_Panel]. | ||
| + | *Notes by Denise (thank you, Denise!!): [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bFBoRqFKCNJHKZ3Pp4hFWCQFZNQHGbHYn_bZx7Hmu4E/edit Telecon Notes] | ||
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| + | = Working Notes = | ||
== Panel Discussion Big Picture == | == Panel Discussion Big Picture == | ||
(Please chime in!) | (Please chime in!) | ||
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*Impact of open science, open publishing | *Impact of open science, open publishing | ||
*Highly connected world of phones, computers, cars, etc | *Highly connected world of phones, computers, cars, etc | ||
| − | *Citizen | + | *Citizen science |
*... | *... | ||
=== Introduction to a Decadal Survey === | === Introduction to a Decadal Survey === | ||
| − | *The process | + | *The goal, process |
=== A Data Decadal Survey === | === A Data Decadal Survey === | ||
| − | *What | + | *What it might be |
| + | **Data lifecycle model | ||
**We are here now to discuss scope | **We are here now to discuss scope | ||
*How this is different from most other Decadal Surveys | *How this is different from most other Decadal Surveys | ||
| + | **Most canvas entire smaller community, result in few large missions/facilities/research initiatives | ||
| + | **Here, we can't canvas entire community, is more distributed, small scale, PI driven, commercial and noncommercial | ||
Revision as of 17:28, May 23, 2013
Telecon Notes, Resulting Action Items
- The June telecon will be the 3rd Thursday in June, 6/20, and NOT the 4th, 6/27
- That will be the final telecon before the panel discussion
- Paul, Cheryl will find Decadal Surveys for us to review that are more like what we envision for the DDS
- not narrowly focused, but broad, distributed, much larger community
- There is now a separate section on the Panel Discussion wiki page to define the questions for the panelists, here: Questions_for_the_Panel.
- Notes by Denise (thank you, Denise!!): Telecon Notes
Working Notes
Panel Discussion Big Picture
(Please chime in!)
Panel goal
- Describe some options for a Data Decadal Survey wrt scope
- identify grand challenges
- Write that up?
Subgoals
- stimulate imagination of potential funders
- determine what a DDS could enable under various options
- determine funder view points
Would it worthwhile to end the panel discussion by inviting input from other ESIP members?
Panelist Invitations
- 4 voters voted
- We have sent an invitation to Dan Baker (LASP, Boulder), are awaiting a response, will ping on Tuesday
- Are asking to move Stan Ahalt (RENCI, a local) from other panel to this panel
- Upon hearing from Dan, will invite Michael Tiemann (Red Hat, a local)
- Carol to chat with Todd Vision (UNC, a local)
Panel Introduction/Motivation
Current Difficulties
- The usual stuff: can't find, insufficient stewardship, etc.
List of current efforts/collaborations
- CODATA, ICSU
- DataONE, NSF
- Big Earth Data Initiative, BEDI, OSTP
- RDA
- ...
List of material regarding reviews already conducted
- list of references
List of trends/challenges/opportunities for the future
- Unstructured vs structured data
- Increasing ubiquity of sensors
- Use of UAVs, drones to collect data
- Varying scales of data: nano, continental, and beyond
- Lack of sufficient decision making support
- Impact of open science, open publishing
- Highly connected world of phones, computers, cars, etc
- Citizen science
- ...
Introduction to a Decadal Survey
- The goal, process
A Data Decadal Survey
- What it might be
- Data lifecycle model
- We are here now to discuss scope
- How this is different from most other Decadal Surveys
- Most canvas entire smaller community, result in few large missions/facilities/research initiatives
- Here, we can't canvas entire community, is more distributed, small scale, PI driven, commercial and noncommercial
