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| }* Welcome, {user-info:fullname|user=@self}!* {builder-show} {color:#000000}The Boulder Earth and Space Science Informatics Group (BESSIG) aims to galvanize and support networking and collaboration among Earth and Space Science data users, data providers, data managers, and middleware providers, especially those in the Boulder, Colorado area. Topical areas include issues of scientific data representation, management, discovery, access, analysis, visualization, citation, transparency, and the infrastructure to support those efforts. The end goal is to improve the usage and thus the value of scientific data, thereby improving our understanding of our Earth and its systems.{color} Our next meeting is on *Wednesday, February 13, at* {color:#000000}{*}4:00 PM{*}{color} {color:#000000}when{color} {color:#000000}{*}Beth Huffer{*}{color} {color:#000000}will speak on the topic{color} {color:#000000}*"*{color}{*}ODISEES: An Ontology-Driven Interactive* {color:#000000}{*}Search Environment for Earth Sciences"*{color}{color:#000000}.{color}{color:#222222} {color}More information is available at this [February Meeting Announcement|http://lasp.colorado.edu/galaxy/display/BESSIG/2013/01/29/BESSIG+Meeting+Wed%2C+Wed%2C+Feb+13%2C+4+-+6+PM|February Meeting Announcement]. We continually seek topics and speakers of interest. If you have an idea for a relevant topic you would like to see presented, please contact bessig dot info at lasp dot colorado dot edu to discuss setting up a presentation. See our [news page|http://lasp.colorado.edu/galaxy/display/BESSIG/News|news page] for past meeting agendas and other news that might spur ideas. {builder-hide:group=bessig_users} *To access member-only content and post to this site, you must first [register|BESSIG:Registration Form] to obtain a username! |
The Boulder Earth and Space Science Informatics Group (BESSIG) aims to galvanize and support networking and collaboration among Earth and Space Science data users, data providers, data managers, and middleware providers, especially those in the Boulder, Colorado area. Topical areas include issues of scientific data representation, management, discovery, access, analysis, visualization, citation, transparency, and the infrastructure to support those efforts. The end goal is to improve the usage and thus the value of scientific data, thereby improving our understanding of our Earth and its systems.
Our next meeting is Wednesday, September 30, at 4:00 PM. Elizabeth Griffin, from Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, will speak about "Rescuing Vanishing Heritage Data: Why, How, Who, Where, & When". More information about this meeting is available at this September 30 meeting announcement.
We continually seek topics and speakers of interest. If you have an idea for a relevant topic you would like to see presented, please contact bessig dot info at lasp dot colorado dot edu to discuss setting up a presentation. See our news page for past meeting agendas and other news that might spur ideas.
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