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Go Zero Workshops (Oct and Nov)
The UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) seeks to deliver carbon neutral digital research infrastructure (DRI) by 2040 or earlier. They are hosting a series of workshops (Oct 5, Oct 19, and Nov 2), each focused on a different question, and the organizers want to engage more communities outside the UK. Learn more and sign up on the project website.
Annual ASO Workshop (Sept 12-14)
The 2022 Annual Airborne Snow Observatories (ASO) Inc. Workshop will be held online via Zoom in September. This workshop has free registration and will include updates from the ASO Inc. team, presentations on cutting-edge research & operations using ASO data, engaging discussion panels, and keynote speakers.
Accelerating Climate Capacity, Engagement, and Leadership Summit (ACCELS) (Sept 22-23)
The CLEAN Network is organizing the ACCELS Summit which will be a virtual event on September 22-23. This is an opportunity for climate and energy literacy leaders to share, learn, and explore collaborations. There is a $20 registration fee that can be waived if payment is a barrier.
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AgriFieldNet India Challenge (Oct 31)
The Radiant Earth Foundation and IDinsights Data on Demand team are hosting an open source competition to better understand the role of small farms in global agriculture and carbon cycles. The goal is to classify crop types in agricultural fields across Northern India using multispectral observations from Sentinel-2 satellite. Learn more about the competition details. Submissions are due by Oct 31.
NOAA Ocean Exploration Advisory Board
Want to help define & develop a national program of ocean exploration? NOAA is seeking new members for its Ocean Exploration Advisory Board, a federal committee that advises the NOAA administrator. Learn more about the opportunity through NOAA Research News.
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