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Group Session January 20, 2025

Salmon Research and Monitoring – Introduction to RDA Members and Working Group Development

Plenary: RDA 24th Plenary Meeting – Fully Virtual

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Meeting objectives

Collaborative session notes:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13jkvkEWLzoITsehgTjELAeMoaFxwu4n_/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=104358842683409363823&rtpof=true&sd=true

To give an overview of the new Salmon Research and Monitoring Interest Group objectives, progress so far on membership growth, and development of working group topics.

Meeting presenters

Graeme Diack, Alexis Knight, Tom Bird, Lara Erikson

Meeting agenda

  • Meeting formalities/Code of Conduct (<5 mins) – GD/TB
  • Introduction of Chairs (~5 mins) – GD/TB
  • Presentation – Overview of IG (~30 mins including opportunity for questions) – GD/TB
  • Presentation and discussion – Developing Working Group 1 (~25 mins) – GD/TB
  • Presentation and discussion – Developing Working Group 2 (~25 mins) – GD/TB
  • Thanks and Outro (<5 mins) – GD/TB

Target audience

Marine and Freshwater Biologists, Oceanographers, Physical Environmental Scientists, Research Technologists. We are also keen to draw in salmon researchers who are not yet part of RDA.

Group Activities and Scope

The Salmon Research and Monitoring Interest Group intends to triage salmon data mobilisation challenges, breaking them down into manageable concepts and form Working Groups that can develop recommendations and real-world solutions.

Additional links to informative material

Salmon Data Mobilization paper: https://doi.org/10.23849/npafcb7/x3rlpo23a

Short Group Status

Our Interest Group was “Recognised and Endorsed” at the tail end of 2024. We have had one group meeting (Dec. 2024) which included existing members and potential members from the salmon research and monitoring community and involved spreading the word and thinking about Working Groups to move forward with in 2025.

Applicable Pathways

Data Infrastructures and Environments - Discipline Focused
Training, Stewardship, and Data Management Planning
Semantics, Ontology, Standardisation

Please indicate at least (3) three breakout slots that would suit your meeting.

Breakout 4. Tuesday, 8 April, 14:00-15:30 UTC
Breakout 8. Wednesday, 9 April, 22:30-00:00 UTC