- Watch the Meeting Highlights Webinar The 2020 Winter Meeting Highlights Webinar provided an overview of plenary and breakout sessions from the ESIP Winter Meeting held in Bethesda, MD (Jan. 7-9th, 2020). Whether you weren't able to attend the meeting in person or you're looking to see what happened in other breakout sessions, this webinar is for you. Watch the webinar below or access slides from it here.
- Find & Access Presentations from the Meeting You can do this in two ways. You can find meeting content by session on the 2020 ESIP Winter Sched website. Find the session you are interested in, click on it, and you can then view the session description, a few takeaways generated by session participants, and you will see links to the recording of the session and any presentations that have been deposited in the ESIP Figshare Portal. You can also visit the ESIP Figshare Portal. Search “ESIP Winter 2019” in quotation marks to see only content from this meeting, including the slides from this webinar.
What's in the Winter Meeting Highlights Webinar?
- Plenary Highlights
- Tuesday & Wednesday (Erin Robinson)
- Thursday (Tamara Ledley)
- Breakout Session Highlights
- Public-Private Partnerships for Earth Observations (Karl Benedict)
- Data Skills & Competencies Requirements for Data Stewards: Views from the ESIP Community & Beyond (Karl Benedict)
- Developing, Using and Testing Tools to Assess Learning Resources from two Perspectives: the Teacher and the Learner (Karl Benedict)
- Software Sustainability, Discovery and Accreditation (Dan Katz)
- AI for Augmenting Geospatial Information Discovery (Ziheng Sun)
- FAIRtool.org, Serverless workflows for cubesats, Geoweaver ML workflow management, 3D printed weather stations (Annie Burgess)
- Earth Observation Process and Application Discovery, Machine Learning, and Federated Cloud Analytics: Putting data to work using OGC Standards (Ingo Simonis)
- Advancing Data Integration Approaches of the Structured Data Web (Dave Blodgett)
- Structured Data Web and Coverages Integration Working Session (Dave Blodgett)
- Bringing Science Data Uncertainty Down to Earth – Sub-orbital, In Situ, and Beyond (David Moroni)
- FAIR Laboratory Instrumentation, Analytical Procedures, and Data Quality (Lesley Wyborn)
- Research Object Citation Cluster Working Session (Mark Parsons)
- Defining the Bullseye of Sample Metadata (Sarah Ramdeen)
- FAIR Metadata Recommendations (Ted Habermann)
- Identifying ESIP (Ted Habermann)
- Accelerating convergence of earth and space data in teaching and learning through participatory design (Catherine Cramer)
- Citizen Science Data and Information Quality (Yaxing Wei)
- Citizen Science Data in Earth Science: Challenges and Opportunities (Ruth Duerr)
- Working Group for the Data Stewardship Committee (Ruth Duerr)
- COPDESS: Facilitating a Fair Publishing Workflow Ecosystem (Kerstin Lehnert)
- Council of Data Facilities (Danie Kinkade)
- Schema.org – Developing a Plan to Govern science-on-schema.org (Kai Blumberg)
- Mapping Data & Operational Readiness Levels (ORLs) to Community Lifelines (Dave Jones)
- Emerging EnviroSensing Topics: Long-range, Low-power, Non-contact, Open-source Sensor Networks (Joseph Bell)
- …and more!