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CATEGORIES:Polar Conferences, Meetings and Events
CREATED:20181218T115511
SUMMARY:Computing Arctic Data workshop
LOCATION:Orono\, Maine\, USA
DESCRIPTION:In the past decade, the volume and complexity of data available in ice core
  science has grown rapidly. This increase has several major drivers: First,
  an increase in sampling frequency and quality has resulted in rapid genera
 tion of data. Second, advances in the Web and computer system integration o
 f related technologies have simplified data exchange. Finally, the scientif
 ic community and funding agencies are supporting major efforts to increase 
 research transparency by requiring researchers to publicly share project da
 ta collected during research in long term data repositories.  All of these 
 converging elements hold the potential to significantly boost scientific di
 scovery due to the benefits of sharing data with other disciplines, but new
  computing approaches are needed. The 2019 Arctic Data Workshop will focus 
 on evaluation and testing  tools that simplify the use of publicly availabl
 e Arctic data in a meaningful way. The goal is to increase the ease and tra
 nsparency of working back from scientific results, for example a table with
 in a publication, to the original datasets from which the summarized data w
 ere derived. By actively soliciting community wide input and experience, th
 e workshop will incorporate and share back with the community related best 
 practices from code development, digital curation, and software engineering
 . The NSF funded Computing Arctic Data workshop goal is to bring together a
  diverse group of researchers and graduate students that are using or would
  like to use ice core data available from the Arctic Data Center to produce
  the future generation of paleoclimate data sets.  The goal is to learn abo
 ut common research workflows that the community is using and to test the ap
 plicability of selected Arctic data sets and software tools to build the ne
 xt generation of digital paleoclimate data products and reconstructions. Mo
 re information about the workshop is available on the website: http://arcti
 c.icecoredata.org (http://arctic.icecoredata.org/)
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div><div>In the past decade, the volume and complexity of data available i
 n ice core science has grown rapidly. This increase has several major drive
 rs: First, an increase in sampling frequency and quality has resulted in ra
 pid generation of data. Second, advances in the Web and computer system int
 egration of related technologies have simplified data exchange. Finally, th
 e scientific community and funding agencies are supporting major efforts to
  increase research transparency by requiring researchers to publicly share 
 project data collected during research in long term data repositories.&nbsp
 ;&nbsp;All of these converging elements hold the potential to significantly
  boost scientific discovery due to the benefits of sharing data with other 
 disciplines, but new computing approaches are needed.</div><div>&nbsp;</div
 ><div>The 2019 Arctic Data Workshop will focus on evaluation and testing&nb
 sp;&nbsp;tools that simplify the use of publicly available Arctic data in a
  meaningful way. The goal is to increase the ease and transparency of worki
 ng back from scientific results, for example a table within a publication, 
 to the original datasets from which the summarized data were derived.&nbsp;
 </div><div>By actively soliciting community wide input and experience, the 
 workshop will incorporate and share back with the community related best pr
 actices from code development, digital curation, and software engineering.<
 /div><div>&nbsp;</div></div><div>The NSF funded Computing Arctic Data works
 hop&nbsp;goal is to bring together a diverse group of researchers and gradu
 ate students that are using or would like to use ice core data available fr
 om the Arctic Data Center to produce the future generation of paleoclimate 
 data sets.&nbsp;&nbsp;The goal is to learn about common research workflows 
 that the community is using and to test the applicability of selected Arcti
 c data sets and software tools to build the next generation of digital pale
 oclimate data products and reconstructions.</div><div>&nbsp;</div><div>More
  information about the workshop is&nbsp;available on the website:&nbsp;<a h
 ref="http://arctic.icecoredata.org/">http://arctic.icecoredata.org</a></div
 >
DTSTAMP:20260421T132653Z
DTSTART;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20190514
DTEND;TZID=UTC;VALUE=DATE:20190517
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