[Esip-cloud] Cloud Computing Cluster Lightning Talks (5/6 at 1 pm ET)

[Megan Carter]

Hi Everyone,

Thanks very much to those who participated in the Cloud Computing Cluster
Lightning Talks today! For those who may have missed it, or those who would
like to take a second look, check out the recording at
https://youtu.be/BAH3Eo39I8E. If you have a question or comment on anything
you see, feel free to use this mailing list to start a conversation.

The Cloud Computing Cluster will meet again in about a month, so watch out
for the invitation. Also, in case you haven't heard, the ESIP Summer Meeting
<https://esipfed.org/summermeeting> will be jam-packed with cloud-related
breakout sessions (draft agenda here
<https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11fWl6odsOwhpki8CpnOYq3n3ZYvDIcVye0UME2I5QuE/edit?usp=sharing>),
so please consider joining us if you were not already.

Best,
Megan

On Thu, May 2, 2019 at 11:55 AM Megan Carter <megancarter at esipfed.org>
wrote:

> *Join the next ESIP Cloud Computing Cluster Webinar on Monday 5/6 at 1 pm
> ET to hear 10+ lightning talks from community members on their work in
> cloud computing.* You will also have a chance to meet new cluster leaders
> (Patrick Quinn of Element 84, Inc. and Zhenlong Li of University of South
> Carolina), and to give your input on upcoming activities.
>
> *Presenters*
> Nga Quach: PO.DAAC ingest and archive
> Mike Gangl: PO.DAAC tools and services
> Jeremy Fischer: Jetstream
> Julien Chastang: What Unidata is doing on the Jetstream cloud
> Ana Pinheiro Privette: Amazon Sustainability Data Initiative to promote
> innovation for sustainability and climate action
> Andrew Pawloski: SATcat
> Joe Hamman: The Pangeo JupyterHub Environment
> Peter MacHarrie: NOAA's Environmental Satellite Processing and
> Distribution System, ESPDS
> Zhenlong Li: Social sensing and big data computing for disaster management
>
> *Connection Info*
> Date: May 6th, 2019
> Time: 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM ET
> Location: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/445841573
> You can also dial in by phone:
> +1 (571) 317-3112, Access Code: 445-841-573
>
> *More about the Cloud Computing Cluster*
> As geospatial computing continues to demand more volume, variety, and
> velocity (core characteristics of big data), the ESIP Cloud Computing
> Cluster <http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/Cloud_Computing> helps people
> tackle these challenges through cloud-based architectures, technologies,
> and software. By bringing together users, developers, and researchers from
> industry, government, and academia, this Cluster provides a virtual
> platform for ESIP members and broader communities to share relevant
> knowledge and experience. The Cluster also aims to help foster
> collaborations among different organizations and individuals to work
> together to better apply cloud technologies to today’s data challenges.
>


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Megan Carter Orlando
Community Director
ESIP - Earth Science Information Partners
http://esipfed.org/
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