[ESIP-all] New EarthCube Tools webinar series

[Lindsay Powers]

Announcement of EarthCube Tools for Doing Geoscience webinar series

Heard about EarthCube but not quite sure how it can help you as a scientist?  Then check out the new webinar series, EarthCube Tools for Doing Geoscience!

The EarthCube Tools webinar series, organized by the EarthCube Science Committee, will provide practical demonstrations of how EarthCube projects can help you to collect, access, share, and visualize geoscience data.  Each webinar will begin with a showcase of an EarthCube funded project followed by ample time for questions and conversation.

Scared of EarthCube and its jargon?  Presenters will describe their projects in plain English for the lay scientist, who may otherwise be unfamiliar with or unaware of EarthCube.  Here’s your chance to learn about EarthCube and how it can help to advance your scientific work.

To kick things off, Kerstin Lehnert and Megan Carter (Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory) will be presenting this Friday, November 20, at 2 PM EST, on the iSamples Research Coordination Network (RCN), which seeks to improve discovery, access, sharing, analysis, and curation of physical samples and their associated data in the geosciences.

See the links below for more info, including webinar call-in details:

Call-in details for this Friday’s webinar: http://earthcube.org/event/webinar-doing-geoscience-earthcube-tools

Information about the EarthCube Tools webinars series: http://earthcube.org/workspace/science-committee/webinar-series-doing-geoscience-earthcube-tools

iSamples RCN: http://earthcube.org/group/isamples



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Raleigh L. Martin, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Scholar
University of California, Los Angeles
Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
https://sites.google.com/site/raleighmartin/
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Lindsay Powers
Deputy Director of Earth Sciences
The HDF Group
+1.720.635.5740
lpowers at hdfgroup.org<mailto:lpowers at hdfgroup.org>




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