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The Sustainable Data Management Cluster works for the continuation of scientific data management through better and more efficient practices for data management on a personal and repository level. We look […]
This Cluster is a community of science-driven practitioners that work across the domains of terrestrial in-situ observation, long term monitoring, QA and QC, sensor engineering, field deployment/design, data networking, edge […]
The GeoData 4 Health Cluster connects the Geoinformatics community and the Biomedical Informatics community to develop infrastructure for better research. To learn more about this Cluster and its activities, visit […]
The goal of the Marine Data Cluster is to bring together ESIP members working with data in the marine geosciences to discuss advancements and challenges in their field, and to […]
This Committee's webinar series is a monthly gathering dedicated to learning about new tools and techniques in Earth science data. To learn more about this Committee and its activities, visit […]
This Cluster develops semantics and ontologies resources — notably an ongoing series of presentations every other week — as well as community building efforts to make connections between people who […]
This Committee meets monthly to discuss updates across ESIP Partner organizations that relate to data management, preservation, and access. The group is a standing committee tasked by ESIP’s governance to […]
This Committee helps collaborate with ESIP participants and Collaboration Areas on semantic-related topics. We foster sharing and reuse of ontologies and controlled vocabularies. Our goal is to provide a collaborative […]
This Committee connects educators to Earth science and Earth-related data sciences. Educators include K-12 teachers, community college and undergraduate instructors, museum and park interpreters, after-school instructors, and other informal educators. […]
This Cluster helps ESIP members tackle challenges as geospatial computing continues to demand more volume, variety, and velocity - the core characteristics of big data. To learn more about this […]
This Committee connects educators to Earth science and Earth-related data sciences. Educators include K-12 teachers, community college and undergraduate instructors, museum and park interpreters, after-school instructors, and other informal educators. […]