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ESIP is a home for Earth science data professionals. As a nonprofit funded by cooperative agreements with NASA, NOAA, and USGS, we bring together interdisciplinary collaborations to share technical knowledge and engage with data users.

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“I feel like I have a whole staff of 160 organizations out there that I can turn to and ask any questions.”

Dave Jones , StormCenter Communications, Inc. HOPE video

“We can now produce high-quality crop maps by creating deep learning workflows in web browsers.”

Ziheng Sun , Research Professor, Computer Science Department, George Mason University

“With ESIP Lab funding, we transitioned a hydrologic modal from “research grade” to cloud-based operations for watersheds on three continents.”

Eric Sproles , Assistant Professor, Department of Earth Sciences, Montana State University

“The ESIP Student Fellowship has been an incredible experience. Being able to work with the ESIP Data Stewardship Committee and the ESIP community as a whole has allowed me to grow my science and data management skills and to make contribution to diverse data issues in a variety of settings. I really appreciate all the encouragement and collaborative opportunities that the fellowship has provided for us.”

Sophie Hou , Community Fellow

“The ESIP student fellowship had a major impact on my career. It gave me a chance to connect with a community of people I never would have met otherwise and made me feel like I truly belonged in this field. The connections I built with my cohort were a huge support system that helped me get through my dissertation and those first few years of my early career. Now, I feel so much more confident passing these skills down to my own students and helping them find their own way.”

Tom Narock , Former ESIP Community Fellow

“Come to ESIP to have the conversation you’ve always wanted to have about what you do.”

Steve Diggs , University of California Office of the Presiden. ESIP Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Justice (EDIJ) Chair HOPE Video

“Being an ESIP fellow gives you access to a network of smart, talented, and dedicated people – some of whom will become your mentors, and many more will become your friends. You will quickly find that the dedication, care and concern that this organization shows for a sustainable Earth system is the same dedication, care and concern that they show for one another. And that makes this a fellowship that is not just rewarding professionally, but also personally.”

Nic Weber , Community Fellow

“With ESIP Lab funding, the flood dashboard we created has the potential to significantly enhance flood preparedness and response efforts in Central Appalachia.

Qian Huang, Research Assistant Professor, Center for Rural Health and Research, East Tennessee State University