Data Observation Network for Earth (DataONE) is the foundation of new innovative environmental science through a distributed framework and sustainable cyberinfrastructure that meets the needs of science and society for open, persistent, robust, and secure access to well-described and easily discovered Earth observational data
July 15th ‐ 16th, 2012
Pyle Center, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI
Meeting Agenda
Sunday, July 1th
Session 1: Welcome and Introductions
Overview of DataONE Progress: Bill Michener
Introduction to Usability Testing: Mary Beth West
Introduction to breakout sessions: Dave Vieglais, Matt Jones, Amber Budden
Session 2 Breakouts (Facilitated Discussions)
- Breakout 1: Member Nodes
Node operations, implementation of new nodes, how to become a node. Dave Vieglais, Bill Michener - Breakout 2: Investigator Toolkit
Tools offered, use and operations of tools, prioritization of new tools. Matt Jones, Carly Strasser - Breakout 3: Education and Outreach
Resources offered, future resources/training opportunities, methods for engaging the community in planning and sustainability. Amber Budden, Rebecca Koskela
Session 3: Breakouts (continued from morning session)
Session 4: Report Back from Breakouts
Session 5: Business planning and review of partnership guidelines
Session 6: DUG Business Meeting
Monday, July 16th
| 0730 | Breakfast |
| 0830 | Overview of DataONE Bill Michener |
| 0910 | Planning Andrew Sallans |
| 1000 | Break |
| 1020 | Data Collection, Assurance and Description Matt Jones, Carly Strasser |
| 1110 | Data Archiving and Preservation John Kunze |
| 1200 | Lunch |
| 1300 | Data Discovery Dave Vieglais |
| 1350 | Data Integration and Analysis Bill Michener |
| 1440 | Break |
| 1500 | Education and Outreach Amber Budden |
| 1550 | Wrap Up discussion / Q&A Opportunity Andrew Sallans and DataONE panelists |
