Telecons. Clusters. Partners.
We have a lot of new people on the mailing list, so we'd like to offer a crash course in ESIP collaboration areas*.
People pull together around specific topics in groups we call clusters. There are also committees people serve on and working sessions for specific projects. Each month, these collaboration areas hold a Zoom gathering, called a telecon, scheduled on the Community Calendar.
The words are more than their semantics (although Semantics + Ontologies are some of the great groups in our 30+ ESIP collaboration areas). As an organization of organizations, ESIP is officially a network of partner organizations working together to improve and seek opportunities in Earth science data. ESIP clusters, telecons, and meetings are open to everyone, whether or not they hail from a partner org.
Looking for ways to join a collaboration area or want to bring someone new into ESIP?
🌐 Find brief group descriptions on esipfed.org/collaborate
🌐 Get inspired by projects: pages 16-22 in the 2021 Annual Report
🌐 Attend the Information Interoperability and Technology (IT&I) Tech Dive Webinars — available along with other webinars on ESIP's YouTube channel
🌐 Read ESIP's Community Participation Guidelines
Talking #EarthScienceData on Twitter, on Zoom, in Slack, we look forward to being in the community with you.
Still not sure where to plug in? Email us at staff@esipfed.org and we'll help you find your ESIP people.
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