Collaboration Update were inspired by the ESIP Executive Committee as a way to keep the community informed about activities happening within committees,
clusters and working groups. Full list of ESIP Collaboration Areas. If you would like to submit an update, please post as a blog and tag with Collaboration Update
or send an email to Erin ([email protected]) or Annie B. ([email protected]).
by ESIP Comunication | Oct 1, 2015 | Collaboration Updates
I'm Soren Scott, a research coder (not a student!) on the BCube Semantics project, and here today to give a brief update on my FUNding Friday project, ESIP:Funded. The idea for this work came out of a conversation during in the first session of the Semantic Web...
by ESIP Comunication | Sep 30, 2015 | Collaboration Updates
Part of the impetus for this reboot was identifying several cross-cluster and cross-domain issues that could use a more dedicated space for discussion during the 2015 Summer Meeting at Asilomar. On our first call, we were reminded of the history of the earlier Web...
by Sophie Hou | Aug 6, 2015 | Collaboration Updates, Community Fellow Blog
From 2011-2013, members of the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Data Stewardship Committee (the Committee) worked together to produce the “Data Management Short Course for Scientists” (Short Course). The current Short Course consists of 35 modules, organized...
by Sophie Hou | Apr 28, 2015 | Collaboration Updates, Community Fellow Blog
Introduction As part of the ESIP Data Stewardship Committee’s (the DS Committee) core collaboration areas, the DS Committee is focused on developing and fostering best practices that can help to ensure continued and reliable information content, quality,...
by Bruce Caron | Oct 14, 2014 | Collaboration Updates
From your Constitution and Bylaws and Excom Committees: resolving the issue of long-inactive and sometimes no-longer-existing ESIP members. We are proposing a bylaw change that would allow the Partnership Committee to declare an ESIP to be inactive, and then after a...
