[Esip-envirosensing] Cluster call today, Tuesday 3 March at 2p Pacific / 5p Eastern

[Scotty D Strachan]

Last-minute reminder: looking forward to seeing some of you on the Cluster call later today!

We will have a guest presentation back on the issue of sensor data QA/QC management. I got a chance to preview this project by Collin and J. Scott back in December at AGU. If you like data QC, software development, and microservices architecture, you won't want to miss this one!

Talk title:
Dendra: sensor management & curation

Dendra is a cyberinfrastructure project for real-time sensor data storage, retrieval, management, and curation. It is a cloud-based, multi-organizational system, designed to support massive permanent monitoring efforts. The name is derived from dendritic networks, such as river networks or tree roots. Environmental monitoring performs in a similar manner, pulling data from the earth's surface to a single location.  It is currently used by the Eel River Critical Zone Observatory, University of California Natural Reserve System, and Moore Foundation California Heartbeat Initiative.

Presenters:  Collin Bode, Data Manager, Eel River CZO and J. Scott Smith, system architect for Dendra, UC Berkeley.

Telecon Info:
Tuesday, 3 March 2020 at 2p Pacific / 5p Eastern
To join, go to https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/895837693
You can also dial in using your phone: 646-749-3122; access code 895-837-693

Cheers,
Scotty & Renée

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