[Lesley Wyborn]

0-5 Minutes (5 minutes): Introduction (Helen Glaves, BGS)

5-15 Minutes (10 minutes); Review the current status of our two key ESES IG supporting catalogues. Both of these are crowd-sourced: please contribute if you have, or you know of any resources, that could be added to either.

The Data Infrastructure Catalogue which contains list of groups working within ESES, and those that include ESES as part of cross domain infrastructure initiatives; and

The Semantic Resources Catalogue which contains lists of vocabulary/ ontology repositories, cross domain vocabulary infrastructures, activities creating and aggregating semantic assets. (Lesley Wyborn, ANU).
 

15-35 Minutes (20 minutes): a set of lighting presentations (5 minutes each) on new achievements/developments in Earth and Environmental Science Data Infrastructures. Potential presentations include:

Update on the landscape of Earth, Space and Environmental Science WGs, IG and the proposed ESES CoP (Shelley Stall, AGU)

Efforts in the international geophysics community to harmonise the use of identifiers and licenses for ground based geophysics surveys in seismology, geothermal and geodesy (Kirsten Elger, GFZ Potsdam) Confirmed

Space for contributions from the audience.????

35-75 Minutes (40 minutes): Deep dive and group discussion on approaches and infrastructures to manage the creation, curtain and publication of 2D/3D imagery in Earth and Environmental Sciences (Kerstin Lehnert, IEDA)). 

75-85 minute (10 minutes) Open mic – with the formation of the ESES-COP, what is the future of the ESES-IG? Should it merge into the COP or should it continue as a separate entity, within the ESES-CoP focussing on ESES research infrastructures and semantic frameworks (Lesley Wyborn, ANU). 

85-90 Minutes (5 minutes): Wrap up, future chairs and next steps (Danie Kinkade, WHOI).

Additional links to informative material

Group page:

https://www.rd-alliance.org/groups/esiprda-earth-space-and-environmental-sciences-ig

Case statement:

https://rd-alliance.org/sites/default/files/case_statement/EarthSpaceEnviromnentIG_Charter_v3.docx 

Other Links:

Earth Science Information Partners: https://www.esipfed.org/ 

Notes from the ESIP January 2024 Meeting Session on Managing, Publishing and Archiving Images in the Earth Sciences. 

Applicable Pathways
Data Infrastructures – Organisational to Environments, Data Lifecycles – Versioning, Provenance, and Reward

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Complex Citations Working Group

Brief introduction describing the activities and scope of the group
The Earth, space, and environmental science communities are developing, through multiple international efforts, both general and domain-specific leading practices for data management, infrastructure development, vocabularies, and common data/digital services. This Interest Group will work towards coordinating and harmonising: 

Efforts within the ESES globally to reduce possible duplication, increase efficiency, share use cases, and promote partnerships and adoption in the global community; and

Cross domain initiatives to accelerate the uptake of ESES data in other disciplines to accelerate real time machine to machine transdisciplinary data analysis and research. 

Group chair serving as contact person
Lesley Wyborn

I Understand a Chair Must be Present at the Event to Hold the Breakout Session
Yes

Meeting objectives
The goal of the Earth, Space and Environmental Sciences Interest Group (ESES-IG) is to work towards coordinating and harmonising multiple international efforts in building data research infrastructures and semantic frameworks.  Through open communication, the ESES-IG seeks to reduce possible duplication, increase efficiency, share use cases, and promote partnerships and adoption across the global Earth and environmental sciences community. 
The objectives of the session include:

Continue mapping the landscape of Earth, space and environmental data infrastructures and vocabulary resources: further refinement of the ESES-IG catalogues;

Showcasing recent achievements and projects; 

Reviewing efforts to manage the pervasive growth of 2D/3D imagery in the Earth and Environmental Sciences.

Please indicate at least (3) three breakout slots that would suit your meeting.
Breakout 8, Breakout 11, Breakout 14

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