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27
June
2021
Crowdsourcing the ESES-IG session for the next Virtual RDA plenary in November: let us hear from you!
Dear members of the ESIP/RDA ESES-IG Yes!! it is time yet again to plan the next plenary – our session is due for submission by Friday 9th July, and already we have had quite a few suggestions for potential items to include.0 | Add new comment
18
June
2021
Help with promotion and invitation to attend Physical Samples Webinar
Our RDA Physical Samples and Collections IG and the ESIP Physical Sample Curation Cluster Group are, together, presenting a webinar series in 2021 and the first webinar, Supporting Reproducibility by Capturing Physical Sample Data and Metadata in a Connected Electronic Lab Notebook, will be held June 30, 2021, at 14:00 UTC. Please read more and register here.0 | Add new comment
18
June
2021
Help with promotion and invitation to attend Physical Samples Webinar
Our RDA Physical Samples and Collections IG and the ESIP Physical Sample Curation Cluster Group are, together, presenting a webinar series in 2021 and the first webinar, Supporting Reproducibility by Capturing Physical Sample Data and Metadata in a Connected Electronic Lab Notebook, will be held June 30, 2021, at 14:00 UTC. Please read more and register here.0 | Add new comment
05
May
2021
Breakout notes from P17 Edinburgh now finalised
Dear all The breakout notes have been finalised: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o991homDR33dqsFN91TC9OgJ5ye1wyj9WbUp... Professor Fang Chen has kindly given us access to his presentation on the "Chinese Academy of Science on Earth for the Sustainable Development Goals (CASEarth4SDGs) "0 | Add new comment
05
May
2021
A paper on "Call to Action for Global Access to and Harmonization of Quality Information of Individual Earth Science Datasets" has just been published in the Data Science Journal
Dear all This paper, a "Call to Action for Global Access to and Harmonization of Quality Information of Individual Earth Science Datasets" was published today in the Data Science Journal. This has been quite an international effort. The full citation and DOI is:0 | Add new comment
21
April
2021
International Community Guidelines for Sharing and Reusing Quality Information of Individual Earth Science Datasets
Dear all On behalf of the International FAIR-DQI Community Guidelines Working Group, I would like to forward to yo, this invitation to review a complete draft of the “Community Guidelines for Sharing and Reusing Quality Information of Individual Earth Science Datasets”.0 | Add new comment
17
March
2021
Invitation to participate - Round Table Brazil event - “Workflow Management and Reproducibility”
Dear RDA/ESIP Earth, space, and environmental science IG, You are invited to participate in the next Round Table Brazil event, “Workflow Management and Reproducibility” supported by the PARSEC Project and C2D. We are grateful for the generous funding from FAPESP. March 25th, 1pm São Paulo, Noon EDT, 1400 UTC 2 hours duration This event includes PARSEC researchers from Brazil, France, and US speaking on the challenges of reproducibility in research that uses machine learning and how the FAIR guiding principles can help.0 | Add new comment
26
February
2021
RDA Virtual Plenary 17 - Notification of Acceptance
Dear Chairs of the ESIP/RDA Earth, Space, and Environmental Sciences IG, Congratulations! Your RDA Virtual Plenary 17 (VP17) session application titled Making Global Connections in Earth and Environmental Science Data Infrastructures and Repositories has been approved by the Technical Advisory Board (TAB). Please consider this your official notification of acceptance.0 | Add new comment
29
January
2021
RDA VP17 Session Proposal Submission
Dear ESIP/RDA Earth, Space, and Environmental Sciences IG members, Thank you for your session proposal for Virtual Plenary 17 titled ‘Making Global Connections in Earth and Environmental Science Data Infrastructures and Repositories’. A review of all submitted proposals is now underway by the RDA Technical Advisory Board, with notifications of acceptance planned to be sent by 26 February.0 | Add new comment
14
January
2021
SWEET ontology survey
Dear Colleagues, The ESIP Semantic Technologies Committee [1] invites you to complete a short survey [2]. The goals of this survey are to better understand how the Semantic Web for Earth and Environment Terminology ontology (SWEET) [3] is used within the Earth, Space, and Environmental science community as well as which aspects of semantic resources the community value. The survey [2] is short, containing only 6 mandatory questions, and should only take about 15 minutes to complete.0 | Add new comment