[Esip-sustainabledm] More prep on meeting with Neil at ESIP

[Margaret O'Brien]

no problem sharing that for comments.

as far as other studies, here is the link to the session Bob Downs and Ruth
Duerr hosted in January, It had a NOAA study on the "value tree":
http://commons.esipfed.org/node/9526

Robert Reining, The Mitre Corporation. Constructing NOAA's Value Tree:
Representing Relationships between NOAA’s Organization, Services, and
Observing Systems
Kyle Hundman, JPL, will discuss techniques for measuring online references
to spacecraft missions.
Lawrence Friedl, NASA Applied Sciences Program, will share remarks to kick
off the discussion.


Margaret O'Brien
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Information Management
Marine Science Institute, UCSB
Santa Barbara, CA 93106
805-893-2071 (voice)
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On Tue, Jul 18, 2017 at 8:33 AM, Anne Wilson <Anne.Wilson at lasp.colorado.edu>
wrote:

> Hi all,     (Margaret, please forward if necessary, thank you.)
>
> Neil, Dan Keyes, and I just successfully tested GoTo.  We have also
> planned a very brief test of the performance at the venue before our
> session.  I think we’re in good shape technically.
>
> Below you see some comments from Neil expressing interesting in our
> metrics.  I shared this link with Neil, with the ability to comment:
> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sp5QMsTda3ez-
> FvwNEQKWjBbHzIc0RzrMZ7jrOYhUuA/edit#gid=0.  I hope that was okay.
>
> Neil is still looking for any other questions or materials from us.  In
> particular, does anyone know of other impact studies in Earth and space
> Science?   I’m not sure what NOAA study he is referencing...
>
> Any other specific questions for Neil?
>
> Anne
>
>
>
> On 7/17/17, 2:32 AM, "Neil Beagrie" <neil at beagrie.com> wrote:
>
> >Hi Anne/Margaret
> >
> >Yes would be interested in seeing the list of metrics and can try to
> include that in the preparation for the presentation. The other thing that
> would be useful would be pointers to any economic impact studies or impact
> case studies done by members or within the earth/space science community
> you all know of - I'm aware of the NOAA study but if there are any others
> would be interested in details.
> >
> >I have some holiday coming up so will need to respond to questions in the
> Q&A section of my presentation next week. Probably only have spare time to
> put the presentation itself together over coming days.
> >
> >All best wishes
> >
> >Neil
> >
> >-----Original Message-----
> >From: Anne Wilson [mailto:Anne.Wilson at lasp.colorado.edu]
> >Sent: 15 July 2017 21:57
> >To: Margaret O'Brien <margaret.obrien at ucsb.edu>; Neil Beagrie <
> neil at beagrie.com>
> >Subject: FW: Info for upcoming ESIP meeting
> >
> >Hi Neil,
> >
> >Perhaps you already got this - if so, sorry!   I am having trouble with
> the ESIP email list, and thus resending this message to Margaret for
> forwarding.    My apologies for any spam.
> >
> >Margaret, thank you for following up with me and forwarding this!
> >
> >Anne
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >On 7/14/17, 3:54 PM, "Anne Wilson" <Anne.Wilson at lasp.colorado.edu> wrote:
> >
> >>Hi Neil,
> >>
> >>We are all very pleased that you have agreed to join us (remotely) at
> our ESIP session in 2 weeks!!   We just finished our group telecon where we
> discussed the upcoming session.   I’m writing now to convey those thoughts
> to you, and possibly hold an email conversation with the group.
> >>
> >>Our group represents 9 data centers that, for various reasons, need
> metrics regarding their utility.   (Though I expect other data center
> representatives will attend this session.   Past ROI sessions at ESIP have
> been well attended.)  We range from large to small, old to new.  Some have
> large user bases and some are small.   We have a variety of funding sources.
> >>
> >>We have skimmed some of the material you provided us, and will be
> looking more closely at the 2 in depth reports.   A major question for us
> is: which aspects of the social/economic and biomedical toolkits would be
> applicable in Earth and space science, and which are not applicable?  How
> would an Earth and space science toolkit be different?
> >>
> >>Last winter we developed a set of metrics that we then ranked in terms
> of perceived value, i.e., how valuable would it be to actually have that
> particular metric available.   For example, one metric is knowing the
> number of users that ‘found’ a dataset.   We could share that list of
> metrics with you, if that might help you focus the presentation.
> >>
> >>Beyond this, is there any other information you would like from us?
> >>
> >>These are just things for you to think about, and maybe someone else
> from our group will join the conversation.   In the meantime, I will see
> you on GoTo next Tuesday for our test of the teleconferencing software with
> Dan Keyes.
> >>
> >>Thank you for thinking about this and making yourself available, Neil!
>   We greatly appreciate that.
> >>
> >>Sincerely,
> >>
> >>Anne Wilson
> >>
> >>
> >
>
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