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2021 NOAA ENVIRONMENTAL DATA MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP

Maximizing the Value of NOAA Data through Investment, Innovation, and Governance

August 16-20, 2021

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NOAA’s Environmental Data Management Committee is proud to host the 11th annual NOAA Environmental Data Management Workshop (EDMW). The workshop will be presented in an entirely virtual format. We are taking advantage of the opportunities that this online format affords, to both encourage broad participation in breakout sessions and to line up high caliber plenary speakers.

There is no registration for any sessions, only for the plenaries. Click here for plenary registration info.

To view the many social activities available, click here. You could win recognition at the awards ceremony on August 20th! Jump into the virtual lobby for networking and discussion with your colleagues.

For help during the meeting, please visit the virtual help desk.  

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Thursday, August 19 • 11:30am - 1:00pm
5C: Data Management for the Rest of Us - Innovative approaches to promote data management throughout NOAA - Part 1

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Session Chairs: Lauren Jackson, Lacey Mason, Jessica Morgan

In order to promote data as one of NOAA’s strategic assets, we are striving to create the culture change towards inherently embracing purposeful data stewardship. The tide is turning towards harmonizing data management throughout workflows across NOAA. This session is aimed for data managers across the spectrum of NOAA’s data holdings to highlight their success stories and lessons learned along the road of data stewardship. This session also aims to incorporate data producers as they are an essential part of the data management team. Case studies from both the NOAA Program Offices and project levels are encouraged.

Presentations Part 1: (abstracts by session here)
1. OMAO Data Rescue Project - Two Years In, Lessons Learned and Goals for the Future
- Julia Wallace
2. Shore-based data management of ship-collected specimens in real-time: A practical exercise
- Susan Gottfried
3. Hurricane Scientists Navigating the Data Management Storm: Lessons and Challenges of Data Producers turned Data Managers
- Jonathan Zawislak
4. Artisanal (Human Scale) Data at the NWFSC
- Seth Urion
5. Transferring data packages from DIVER to NCEI for long-term archiving and retrieval
- Robb Wright

Moderators
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Lauren Jackson

Archivist / Oceanographer, NCEI
Lauren Jackson is an archivist at the National Center for Environmental Information (NCEI) with a focus on archiving biological data.
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Lacey Mason

Data Manager, OAR/GLERL
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Jessica Morgan

Assistant Chief Data Officer (ACDO), NOAA
Jessica Morgan is the Assistant Chief Data Officer (ACDO) at the NOAA National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service (NESDIS), focusing on data governance, partnership development, and policy implementation.

Speakers
RW

Robb Wright

NOS/OR&R
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Susan T. Gottfried

Ocean Exploration Data Management, NOAA/NESDIS/NCEI
SU

Seth Urion

Senior Developer, NMFS/NWFSC
I work on data and metadata automation projects, mostly in Python. I dabble in Data Science and Machine Learning especially as it applies to environmental data.
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Jonathan Zawislak

NOAA/AOML/Hurricane Research Division, OAR/AOML
avatar for Julia Wallace

Julia Wallace

Physical Scientist, NOAA Office of Coast Survey


Thursday August 19, 2021 11:30am - 1:00pm EDT
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