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Heather Brown

Riverside for NESDIS/NCEI
Archive Data Management Specialist
Asheville, NC
Tuesday, January 15
 

8:00am EST

ESIP 101 Salon A-C

9:00am EST

Meeting Welcome and Overview Salon A-C

9:15am EST

PLENARY TALK | Orchestrating Symphonies of Earth and Environmental Science Data and Information to Increase Their Reach, Value and Use Salon A-CLesley Wyborn

9:40am EST

PLENARY TALK | Operational Data Provenance for Anticipatory Disaster Planning Salon A-CChristina Bandaragoda

10:05am EST

PLENARY TALK | From Baseline Science Instruments to CubeSats: Challenges and Opportunities with the Growth of Space Based Data Acquisition and the Commercial World Salon A-CDan Pilone

11:00am EST

Approaching Project Sustainability with Techniques from an Entrepreneurial Mindset Forest GlenJuliana Casavan • Claire Stirm • Michael Zentner The "I&R" in FAIR: Who develops, approves, and governs domain-specific standards in the Earth, Space, & Environmental Sciences? Salon A-CTim Ahern • Ted Haberman • Kerstin Lehnert

2:00pm EST

Want to know how to delight your repository users? - Usability can help! Linden OakNathan Hook • Sophie Hou

4:00pm EST

Research Objects, What are They and How do You Cite Them and The Latest in ESIP Software and Data Citations Forest GlenRuth Duerr • Jessica Hausman • Mark Parsons
 
Wednesday, January 16
 

8:30am EST

State of the Federation | ESIP Federation Annual Business Meeting (Open to any interested)* Salon A-CKarl Benedict • Erin Robinson

11:00am EST

FAIR Samples and Collections in the Earth, Space, & Environmental Sciences Linden OakDoug Fils • Kerstin Lehnert • Lindsay Powers • Ramona Walls • Lesley Wyborn ESIP Lab Innovation: Deep Learning, Data Streaming, Provenance, JupyterHub and MORE! White Flint

12:30pm EST

Lunch | Peer Recognition Ceremony Salon D

2:00pm EST

Triage in the Data ward: A collaborative working session for developing a data rescue decision framework Forest GlenReid Boehm • Stephen Diggs • Ruth Duerr • Simon Goring • Denise Hills • Sophie Hou • Matt Mayernick Soils Data Integration Challenges throughout the Research Data Lifecycle White FlintLindsay Barbieri • Christopher Beltz • Nancy Hoebelheinrich • Bill Teng

4:00pm EST

Decentralized Data Stewardship Forest GlenLauren Frederick • Matt Zumwalt • Michelle Hertzfeld Community Curated Metadata Extractors Glen EchoBob Dattore • Ben Galewsky • David LeBauer • Kunxuan Wang Maturing the Operational Readiness Level – ORL Framework for Disasters Applications Linden OakSophie Hou • Tom Moran • Jason Fleming • Maggi Glasscoe • Ge Peng • Dave Jones • Karen Moe Provenance for connecting climate adaptation decisions to data White FlintRustem Arif Albayrak • Nancy Hoebelheinrich • Tom Narock • Bill Teng • Brian Wee

5:30pm EST

Poster Session & Reception Salon A-C Foyer
 
Thursday, January 17
 

9:00am EST

PLENARY Introduction | Open Science, Access, & Software Salon A-CErin Robinson

9:15am EST

PLENARY TALK | Open Science at an Inflection Point Salon A-CTom Arrison

9:40am EST

PLENARY TALK | Open Source Software Policy Options for NASA Earth and Space Sciences Salon A-CMark Parsons

10:05am EST

PLENARY | Exploring the Role of Journals in an “Open” Future Salon A-CHeather Joseph