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FAIRPoints-Enhancing Sample Provenance and Experimental Reproducibility (May 30)
FAIRPoints is an event series highlighting pragmatic measures developed by the community towards the implementation of the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) data principles, in collaboration with GoFAIR US, SDSC, AGU, and SciLifeLab Data Centre. Register for the May 30 webinar with Rory Macneil, CEO of Research Space.
Humanitarian Applications Using NASA Earth Observations (June 14-23)
This 4-part introductory training will focus on using NASA data products for monitoring human settlements and landscapes during armed conflict and forced displacement. This ARSET training is the first dedicated to humanitarian applications of NASA satellite imagery with topics including monitoring urban damage, mapping refugee settlement dynamics, and gauging climate hazards at refugee settlements. For each topic, the group will discuss relevant satellite sensors and methodologies, data access and analysis using Google Earth Engine, as well as assumptions, opportunities, and limitations of various remote sensing-based approaches in humanitarian applications.
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OceanHackWeek 2022 (Due June 1)
The OceanHackWeek program consists of hands-on tutorials, visual presentations, and collaborative hack projects throughout a five-day period, August 15-19, 2022. Participants can apply by Wednesday, June 1 to be in one of the regional satellites or the virtual global event.
Wildfire risk: First Street Foundation releases new modeling tool
First Street Foundation publicly launched the first climate-adjusted, property-specific wildfire risk tool for the US. Built with wildfire experts from the Pyregence Consortium, founded on US government open data and open science, the tools models the likelihood of wildfire reaching every property in the contiguous US for today and 30 years into the future. ESIP community member Ed Kearns helped craft the tool.
ESCO Review: Atmospheric Composition Variable Standard Name Convention (Due June 1)
NASA's Earth Science Data and Information Systems (ESDIS) Standards Coordination Office (ESCO) is requesting comments on the following proposed Atmospheric Composition Variable Standard Name Convention (ESDS-RFC-043).
If you or your team member can review this document, please send names, email addresses, and Earthdata login usernames to esco-staff@lists.nasa.gov. The ESCO staff will add your names as reviewers in the Jama system. You may also send any questions about the review to the ESCO staff at esco-staff@lists.nasa.gov.
Funding Opportunity through NASA Open Source Science Initiative (OSSI)
The Open Source Science Initiative (OSSI) at NASA welcomes proposals relevant to its goals to expand open science for the Science Mission Directorate. See section 3.6.1 for more details.
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