by Allison Mills | Feb 16, 2023 | Community Fellow Blog, Guest Blogs
Guest Blog: The Sprawling, Dynamic and Powerful World of Python for GIS Python for GIS is not a game of snakes and legends. Geospatial programming is a core set of skills in the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) community. In his guest blog, Community Fellow...
by Allison Mills | Jan 13, 2023 | Guest Blogs
Opening Doors: Why ESIP Gathers Virtually Virtual is an important part of meeting culture now. In her guest blog, Susan Shingledecker, Executive Director of Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP), explores why we are alternating in-person and virtual meetings....
by Allison Mills | Jul 29, 2022 | Merge Blog, Guest Blogs
Trains, No Planes, and Fewer Automobiles: Alternative Travel Photo Essay Participants in Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) care about our meetings’ sustainability and impact. Through photos and short essays, several attendees of the 2022 July ESIP Meeting...
by Allison Mills | Jun 3, 2022 | Collaboration Updates, Community Fellow Blog, Guest Blogs
Guest Blog: Building Trust in Machine Learning Outputs In his guest blog, 2022 Community Fellow Michael Mahoney shares some of the challenges of applying machine learning to remote sensing data as well as a recent success: a new paper from his lab at SUNY College of...
by Allison Mills | Mar 10, 2022 | Collaboration Updates, Guest Blogs
Guest Blog: A Primer for Data Managers In their guest blog, the Biological Data Standards Cluster explores how data standards help make data findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable (FAIR). Check out the related USGS Feature Story highlighting the work of the...
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by Allison Mills | Feb 22, 2022 | Community Fellow Blog, Guest Blogs
Guest Blog: The “Cluster of [Positive] Discomfort” In her guest blog, doctoral student Marion McKenzie from the University of Virginia shares her experience as a 2021 Community Fellow in Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP). Throughout the year, McKenzie assisted...
