ANNOUNCEMENT: NGGDPP Data Preservation Webinar Series - Fall 2021
The biennial Data Preservation Workshop has been modified to an abbreviated webinar series this year. The meetings will be facilitated via Microsoft Teams across 3 dates. Each of the dates will follow a theme and have 3 presenters over the course of an hour. We are excited to host and participate in this information and experience exchange! Contact nggdpp@usgs.gov with questions.
AGENDA
National Geological and Geophysical Data Preservation Program (NGGDPP)
2021 Data Preservation Webinar Series
Time: 12:00-1:00 PM Denver time
Place: via Microsoft Teams Registration: https://forms.office.com/g/476re0YQ1D
October 27th, 2021 – Part 1
Theme: NGGDPP collaboration activities and updates
· National Index of Borehole Information (NIBI) – Mojisola KunleDare, Delaware Geological Survey/IPA USGS–NGGDPP
· Directory of Public Geological Materials Repositories – Heather Arends, Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and Mikki Johnson, USGS–NGGDPP
· National Digital Catalog (NDC) Re-architecture – Mikki Johnson, USGS–NGGDPP
November 3rd, 2021 – Part 2
Theme: Data Standards and Recommended Practices
· National Geophysical Survey Inventory Ranking: Standards facilitating data integration – Ben Drenth, USGS–Geology, Geophysics, and Geochemistry Science Center
· Recommended Practices and Protocols.io – Madalyn Massey and Patrick Walston, UNAVCO Geo Launchpad
· Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Overview: Community of practice supporting data standards and recommended practices – Megan Carter, ESIP
November 10th, 2021 – Part 3
Theme: Data Delivery Solutions
· Scholarworks: Opportunity for free/low cost data sharing options – William Harrison, III, Michigan Geological Repository for Research and Education (MGRRE), Michigan Geological Survey, and Western Michigan University
· Web applications and story maps highlighting preservation of field notebooks – Ashley Cabibbo, Washington Geological Survey
· Critical minerals database and web application – Kaleb Scarberry, Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology
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