[Esip-disasters] FW: IT&I Rant and Rave: Emerging Earth Science Technologies in Disaster Management

[Law, Emily S (3980)]

This should be interesting. Hope you can make it.

Thanks,
emily

From: "John D. Evans" <john.evans at gst.com<mailto:john.evans at gst.com>>
Date: Tuesday, April 1, 2014 1:28 PM
To: Emily S Law <emily.s.law at jpl.nasa.gov<mailto:emily.s.law at jpl.nasa.gov>>, "Moe, Karen (GSFC-4070)" <karen.moe at nasa.gov<mailto:karen.moe at nasa.gov>>
Subject: Fwd: IT&I Rant and Rave: Emerging Earth Science Technologies in Disaster Management

Hello Emily, Karen,

In this week's ESIP Info. Tech. & Interoperability "Rant and Rave" teleconference (Thursday, 3-4pm EDT), I will discuss Emerging Earth Science Technologies in Disaster Management, using the CEOS / GEOSS Architecture for Disaster Management ("GA.4.D") as a framework.

This discussion may be of interest to the Disasters Cluster -- and would benefit from the domain expertise represented there... See call-in details below.

  - John Evans


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Subject:        April IT&I Rant and Rave: Mesonets, CubeSats, and Drones, Oh My! Emerging Earth Science Technologies in Disaster Management
Date:   Tue, 1 Apr 2014 13:02:17 -0400
From:   Matthew Austin - NOAA Federal <matthew.austin at noaa.gov><mailto:matthew.austin at noaa.gov>
To:     esip-interoperability at lists.esipfed.org<mailto:esip-interoperability at lists.esipfed.org> <esip-interoperability at lists.esipfed.org><mailto:esip-interoperability at lists.esipfed.org>
CC:     John Evans <john.evans at gst.com><mailto:john.evans at gst.com>



All,

Here is the info for this month's IT & I Rant and Rave presented by
John Evans from Global Science Technologies, INC.

When: Thursday, April 3rd, 3:00 EDT

Mesonets, CubeSats, and Drones, Oh My! Emerging Earth Science
Technologies in Disaster Management
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Abstract:
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Geospatial analysis and decision-making, particularly for disaster
management, may benefit from alternative data sources that are rapidly
entering the mainstream -- from handheld sensors to linked regional
mesonets, drones, and cubeSats. One challenge is to articulate a clear
understanding of how these can support current processes, and to
envision new practices that these technologies may enable. I'll
discuss (*) how the new CEOS / GEOSS architecture for Remote Sensing
in Disaster Management is providing a framework for positioning these
technologies in the disaster management lifecycle.

To Join the online portion of the Personal Conference meeting
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1. Go to https://esipfed.webex.com
2. Click join next to the IT&I meeting
If a password is required, enter the Meeting Password: 23136782

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To start the audio portion of the Personal Conference meeting w/ phone
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--
Matt Austin
1335 East-West Hwy
SSMC1/Suite 5214  E/OSD2
Silver Spring, MD 20910


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