[Esip-documentation] Fwd: AGU session

[Erin Robinson]

Hi All - I am sharing this on behalf of Jay Pearlman. I think those of you
that have been implementing standards in support of greater data usage
might consider submitting to this session.

Lewis - I have included you b/c of the science on schema.org work and
George - not sure where to share this within OGC.

Thanks-
E


Erin Robinson
Executive Director
ESIP - Earth Science Information Partners
esipfed.org | 314.369.9954


---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Jay Pearlman <jay.pearlman at fourbridges.org>
Date: Sun, Jul 14, 2019 at 10:16 AM
Subject: AGU session
To: Erin Robinson <erinrobinson at esipfed.org>
Cc: Arika Virapongse <av at middlepatheco.com>, Megan Carter <
megancarter at esipfed.org>


Erin,
Can you circulate this around ESIP?

I  encourage you to submit an abstract to the sesson " Standards for the
Benefit of Science and Society"  (Session IN043.) at the 2019 AGU
fall meeting in San Francisco. The session description is below. With the
introductions of FAIR and the need for improved interoperability, standards
and best practices are playing an ever increasing roll in our research.
Your submission in this area is an important contribution to the community
dialogue.
The deadline for submission is July 31 2019. The link to submit is:
https://www2.agu.org/Fall-Meeting/Pages/Submit-an-abstract?utm_source=agu&utm_medium=email
.

If you have any questions, please let us know. We look forward to your
participation.


Jay Pearlman, Ph.D. Fellow IEEE
IEEE France
Director, Four Bridges
jay.pearlman at ieee.org
"Submit your Best Practices in Ocean Observing for peer-review:
https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/7173/best-practices-in-ocean-observing

Session Title:
IN043. Standards for the Benefit of Science and Society
Session Description:
Standards can help to ensure the F.A.I.R.ness of data, reduce the barriers
to adoption of new technologies within local and regional cultures, and
help close the digital divide between less economically developed countries
and advanced societies. But the development de jure standards takes time
and effort, and adoption of the end product is not guaranteed. The
codification and promotion of community or recommended practices (aka “best
practices”) is a less formal avenue for achieving many of these same goals.
This session consists of presentations highlighting the practical aspects,
including sociological factors, involved in development and adoption of
standards and best practices. Presentations describing specific use cases
and outcomes involving standardization efforts are also being solicited.
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