Transforming Networking within ESIP using ResearchBit
Download as PPTX, PDF1 like191 views
The ESIP Federation consists of over 170 member organizations focused on improving access to Earth science data and promoting collaboration among various sectors. The document outlines the structure of ESIP's collaborative areas, including working groups and committees, and discusses tools and technologies like the ESIP Connect app for enhancing networking at meetings. Key priorities include embracing social connectivity, aligning work with member interests, and supporting innovative practices in data stewardship and professional development.
![COMMUNITY PLATFORM
Platform: A powerful ecosystem that scales, morphs and incorporates new
features “planks”, [community members].
- Phil Simon,
The Age of the Platform](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/esipcollabtalkmonday-161130012527/85/Transforming-Networking-within-ESIP-using-ResearchBit-31-320.jpg)
Transforming Networking within ESIP using ResearchBit
- 1. and 170+ member organizationsESIP is supported bywww.esipfed.org @ESIPfed | #ESIPfed TRANSFORMING NETWORKING WITHIN THE ESIP FEDERATION USING RESEARCHBIT Erin Robinson, Dan Keyes, ESIP Federation Tom Narock, Marymount University Tanu Malik, University of Chicago 2015 Fall AGU Meeting
- 2. HURDLES TO EARTH INFORMATION ACCESS Applicatio n Data 1 User Stovepipe Value = 1 1 Data x 1 Program = 1 Enclosed Value-Creating Process - ‘Stovepipe’ “The user cannot find the data; If she can find it, cannot access it; If she can access it, ; she doesn't know how good they are; if she finds them good, she can not merge them with other data” The Users View of IT, NAS 1989
- 3. HURDLES TO EARTH INFORMATION ACCESS Applicatio n Data 1 User Stovepipe Value = 1 1 Data x 1 Program = 1 Enclosed Value-Creating Process - ‘Stovepipe’ “The provider cannot document the data for discovery; If she can document it, she cannot share it; If she can share it, she doesn't know how to explain the quality; If she finds them good, she does not know how merge them with other data” The Users View of IT, NAS 1989
- 4. ESIP VISION To be a leader in promoting the collection, stewardship and use Of Earth science data, information and knowledge that is responsive to societal needs.
- 6. COLLABORATION AREA STRUCTURE ESIP Clusters • Agriculture & Climate • Cloud • Decisions • Disasters • Discovery • Documentation • Earth Science Data Analytics • Energy & Climate • EnviroSensing • Info Quality • Science Software • Semantic Web Features • Formed by sending VP email • For any reason • Ends when the last person hangs up Least MostFormality Clusters
- 7. Least Most COLLABORATION AREA STRUCTURE Features: • Created by Assembly or Committee • Task-oriented • Budget* ESIP Working Groups • Data Study • Drupal • Climate Education • Energy & Climate • Visioneers Formality Clusters Workin g Groups
- 8. Least Most Clusters Committees COLLABORATION AREA STRUCTURE Features • Chair elected by Assembly • Chair serves on Executive Committee • Budget* Standing Committees • Data Stewardship • Education • Information Technology and Interoperability • Products and Services Administrative Committees • Constitution and Bylaws • Finance and Appropriations • Partnership Workin g Groups Formality
- 11. FLASH ICEBREAKER
- 12. 30
- 13. 15
- 14. SWITCH
- 15. 30
- 16. 15
- 17. STOP
- 18. IMHERE & RESEARCHBIT Enhancing the serendipity of network connections
- 20. THIS IS A BEACON! • Constantly sends out radio signals to nearby smartphones and tablets, containing a small amount of data • ESIP Connects listens for the signal • Triggered noting person in ESIP session • Benefits: Opt-in once for app; out of range of specific beacons no tracking http://www.pointrlabs.com/blog/beacons-everything-you-need-to-know/
- 21. 2015 SUMMER MEETING RESULTS • ~50% used the App and of those ~50% enabled location • People that didn’t enable location: – General concerns about location aware apps – Couldn’t get it to work – Didn’t have time to understand ask • People that did enable 60% checked in to sessions
- 22. 2016 WINTER MEETING IMHERE CHECK-IN • Builds on Yelp and other ‘Check-in’ social media ideas • Builds opt-in into the system with every interaction • Down side: Potentially smaller fraction will remember to check-in
- 23. RESEARCHBIT – NEXT STEPS Connect researchers in ESIP sessions or at ESIP meetings in (near) real-time based on past work and where they are Scale this to AGU!
- 24. and 170+ member organizationsESIP is supported bywww.esipfed.org @ESIPfed | #ESIPfed THANK YOU! Contact: erinrobinson@esipfed.org
- 26. HIGHEST PRIORITIES • Embrace the social era - Flexible, connected models of governance allow for innovation • Allow people to align their ‘day job’ to the work – shared agenda. • Create a low barrier to entry • Sustain funding for collaborative activities
- 27. THINGS ESIP DOES + = • Enable “risky” development in Testbed • Community-generated Best Practices & Conventions (e.g. Data Citation Guidelines) • Professional Development • Outreach
- 28. WIKI WORKSPACES
- 29. WIKI WORKSPACES
- 30. WIKI WORKSPACES
- 31. COMMUNITY PLATFORM Platform: A powerful ecosystem that scales, morphs and incorporates new features “planks”, [community members]. - Phil Simon, The Age of the Platform
- 32. TYPES & GOVERNANCE Type I: data centers (21/24) • NASA DAACs • NOAA (NGDC, NODC, NCDC) Type II: researchers and tool developers (46/74) • Academia • Government labs Type III: application developers (28/62) • Commercial • Nonprofit • Educational Type IV: strategic partners (2/2) • NASA • NOAA ESIP Assembly • 1 partner, 1 vote • Annual Business Meeting at ESIP Winter Meeting • Leadership elected from Assembly representatives