Link to Recording: link to video file on Google DriveSlides: presentations folder on Google Drive
Co-Chairs: Jesse Abdul, Eugene Burger, Dana Ostrenga
At NOAA we manage a vast collection of scientific datasets, and new datasets are being created on a regular basis. Our offices may not have the resources to employ or contract the technical staff necessary to develop databases and data management systems for all the datasets we maintain. This situation can lead to scientists who are fulfilling a data management role to use tools they are familiar with like spreadsheets. In order to improve this process, we can empower our scientists in a variety of ways to effectively manage their data in order to improve the quality of data management.
Presentations (abstracts in this Google Doc):
- PIFSC Strategies to Empower Scientists
Jesse Abdul - Can a Scientist be Their Own Great Data Manager?
Lauren Jackson, Kirsten Larsen, Sarah O'Connor - Sampling Operations Database Application (SODA): A customized tool to collect and manage the results of specimen collections.
Susan T. Gottfried - Ensuring high-quality data and metadata for archival submission.
Linus Kamb, Karl Smith, Roland Schweitzer, Eugene Burger, Kevin O'Brien - NOAA Cloud Software as a Service - SmartSheet
Richard S. Kang