Link to Recording: link to video file on Google DriveSlides: presentations folder on Google DriveChair: Stacie Hardy
There are many ways staff or programs employ creative solutions to handle data management challenges, but there is not always an easy way to share their approach and any lessons learned across divisions. This session will be an opportunity for data managers, data producers and others to come together and share challenges they face in their work, describe the creative solutions they have employed in their work to solve these issues, describe any roadblocks they faced and share ways that others may learn from or apply what they have learned. A few examples of topics that might be covered are collaborations with private industry, crowd-sourcing initiatives, and novel or alternative applications of technology.
Presentations (abstracts in this Google Doc):
- The Cellular Cooperative Observer Program Project
Brian Walawender, Amy Fritz, Bob Brauch, Richard Vogel, Pilar Trevino, Timothy Kearns, Bryant Korzeniewski - The Evolution of the Coral Reef Conservation Program's Data Management
Brian Beck, Sarah O'Connor - Assembling the National Database for Deep Sea Corals and Sponges: Building a data ingest pipeline using NOAA VLab - Redmine
Robert P. McGuinn, David E. Sallis, Scott L. Cross, Thomas F. Hourigan - A joint private-public citizen science collaboration to "Fight Forest Fragmentation"
Bjorn Brooks, Renee M. Lyons - Precipitation Gage Management in the Middle Atlantic River Forecast Center’s (MARFC) operational framework
Nathan Barber
