Community for Data Integration (CDI)

The September 2021 Monthly Virtual Meeting will feature presentations on landscape science, research to operations with energy and minerals data, and data standards.

The August 2021 Monthly Virtual Meeting will feature a presentation on hazardous substance data and a CDI pop-up lab on communicating about data.

The July 2021 Monthly Virtual Meeting will feature presentations on FAIR geophysical data and lessons for developing decision support tools.

The June 2021 Monthly Virtual Meeting will feature presentations on mapping with machine learning, artificial intelligence for fish ecology, and continuous grids of basin characteristics.

The May 2021 Monthly Virtual Meeting will feature a presentation on the USGS Wildland Fire Science Strategic Plan.

The Community for Data Integration has announced thirteen proposals to be supported in FY2021. This year’s request for proposals focused on the themes of coastal resilience and fire science. 

The April 2021 Monthly Virtual Meeting will feature presentations on moving towards EarthMap with the linkage of land use, water use, runoff, and recharge models, and a "fire-aware" stream gage network that integrates USGS enterprise databases.

CDI will be holding its biennial workshop virtually from May 25-28, 2021. Registration is now open.

The March 2021 Monthly Virtual Meeting will feature presentations on a 3-D visualization of high-resolution spatial data, the implementation of FAIR practices for eDNA data in the USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species database, and a real-time coastal salinity index.

The February 2021 Monthly Virtual Meeting will feature presentations on Bathymetry-VR (Virtual Reality) and a discussion on topics of interest for the 2021 CDI Workshop, revolving around Designing Data-Intensive Science.

The January 2021 Monthly Virtual Meeting will have presentations highlighting the Usability Collaboration Area, Advanced Scientific Computing in the USGS, including Rescale, and Collecting and serving imagery data online, including the NWIS Imagery Data Storage and Persistence Project.