AZGS is at the Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco this week, showcasing our work in a number of areas, but especially the NSF-funded EarthCube and DOE-funded National Geothermal Data System projects. Our formal activities include two exhibit booths, hosting two town halls, and 5 presentations. We have a variety of working meetings with partners and subcontractors on our projects as well as sitting in on getting briefings on related projects. Attendance will be >22,000, making it the largest geoscience event in the world.
EarthCube exhibit booth, December 9-13 [right, before the crowds arrive]
NGDS exhibit booth, December 9-13, 2013
EarthCube Town Hall Meeting, 3-5 pm, Westin SF Market St, Banquet Room,
December 11, 2013
Belmont Forum e-Infrastructure Town Hall Meeting, 9-11 am, Westin SF
Market St, Banquet Room, December 11, 2013
M L Allison, “Global e-infrastructure and data management
plan,” Physical Samples in the Digital Age,” Town Hall, December 9, 2013,
Moscone West 2008
M L. Allison; Stephen M. Richard; Harold Blackman; Arlene
Anderson, “National Geothermal Data System: an Exemplar of Open Access to
Data,” December 12,
2013 [poster]
M L. Allison; F M. Conway;
Jordan Matti; Ron Palmer, “How we use online broadcasting - Web TV - for
community engagement,” December 12, 2013
Genevieve Pearthree; M L.
Allison; Kim Patten, “Development of EarthCube Governance: An Agile Approach,” December 12, 2013
Stephen M. Richard;
Geoscience Terminology Work Group (GTWG), “Geoscience terminology for data
interchange: the CGI Geoscience Terminology Work Group,” (Invited),
December 13, 2013
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