Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP)

 

At ESIP, we believe society's quality of life, economic opportunities, and stewardship of the planet are enhanced by regular use of scientifically sound Earth science data and information provided in a timely manner by a community that is collaborating to improve their collective services. 

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Earth science data in action with half above and half underwater reveals a monk seal swimming around coral.

NOAA sponsors ESIP

Sea, swell, sky and a monk seal swimming over a coral reef bottom in Hawaii. Credit: NOAA Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center

Photo from space with curve of the Earth and Midwestern cities lit up at night; Earth science data

NASA sponsors ESIP

A view from the International Space Station reveals the Great Lakes region at night. Credit: NASA

Earth science data in action as geese fly over a tidal marsh

USGS sponsors ESIP

Birds fly over a tidal marsh, where key air-water-land interactions happen. Credit: USGS

Earth science data in a path through the woods

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Earth Science Data and Information

ESIP stands for Earth Science Information Partners and is a community of partner organizations and volunteers. We work together to meet environmental data challenges and look for opportunities to expand, improve, and innovate across Earth science disciplines.

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ESIP Update: Team science Q&A with Ryan Abernathey

Jun 26, 2022 |

ESIP Update: Team science Q&A with Ryan Abernathey Welcome to the ESIP Update. Join Falkenberg Award winner Ryan Abernathey for a reflection on the technical challenges of team science. ESIP News + Stories No ESIP Update Next Week We will be celebrating the Fourth...

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Q&A with Falkenberg Awardee Ryan Abernathey

Jun 23, 2022 |

Ryan Abernathey is the 2021 Charles S. Falkenberg Award recipient, a joint award through the American Geophysical Union (AGU) and Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP). In his Q&A, Abernathey takes on the big ideas and small details of team science.Ryan...

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Thank You from the UNBOUND Team 🌎

Jun 22, 2022 |

Thank You from the UNBOUND Team 🌎 We have completed our workshops together, but we know the work continues.  Thank you, UNBOUND Participants! Our time together in our workshops has come to an end, but we know the work continues.  We appreciate all your input and hope...

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