IMPACT team members will be involved in over three dozen oral and poster presentations, sessions, and town halls at the upcoming 2023 American Geophysical Union conference (December 11–15 in San Francisco, CA). Many of these activities will highlight how IMPACT teams and projects are involved in Earth science data stewardship, coordinating the satellite observation needs of federal agencies, and developing valuable partnerships with private organizations. See below for details about when and where to join IMPACT team members at AGU.
View information about the Preserving Our Primary Field Data for Future Generations of Geoscientific Research: Perspectives on Managing Physical Samples, Airborne Observations, and Other Field Data session.
View the Formulation of NASA’s Airborne and Field Data Resource Center presentation abstract.
View the Evaluation of Artificial Intelligence alongside Soley-Human Curation of Contextual Metadata for Suborbital Earth Science Observations poster abstract.
View the Status Update on NASA’s Catalog of Archived Suborbital Earth Science Investigations (CASEI): Enabling Broader Access to Airborne and Field Investigation Data poster abstract.
View the Enabling Open Science: Discovering Possibilities with the Science Discovery Engine presentation abstract.
View the NASA's Science Discovery Engine: A Technological Perspective presentation abstract.
View the Accelerating Transformative Science: Interdisciplinary Information Curation in NASA’s Science Discovery Engine presentation abstract.
View the Advancing Open Science: Emerging Techniques in Knowledge Management and Discovery session description.
View the Addressing User Needs through the Stakeholder Engagement Program poster abstract.
View the NASA’s Satellite Needs Working Group Management Office: Meeting Agency Needs in an Agile, Open Science Environment poster abstract.
View the Analyzing Federal Agency Earth Observation Needs: NASA’s 2022 Satellite Needs Working Group Assessment poster abstract.
View the Satellite Needs Working Group Town Hall description.
IMPACT’s Analysis and Review of CMR (ARC) project will also present a poster detailing preparations for the full release of PyQuARC, an open source library for Earth observation metadata quality assessment. The poster will be displayed on Tuesday, Dec. 12 from 8:30AM — 12:50PM PST in Poster Hall A-C — South (Exhibition Level, South, MC).
Finally, stop by the same poster hall on Monday, Dec. 11 from 2:10PM — 6:30PM PST to learn about how IMPACT has cultivated partnerships with private organizations to advance open source science initiatives.
You can learn more about IMPACT via the project website.
