Science Analytics and Synthesis (SAS)

The analysis was made possible by PAD-US 2.1, the most complete geospatial database of U.S. parks and protected areas ever assembled

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.

Join us online, Sept 17th at 1 pm ET, 11 MT  - Join Microsoft Teams Meeting (...

NSF's Long Term Ecological Reaserach Network (LTER) is releasing a call for proposals for synthesis working groups.

When: February 27, 2020 at 4 pm MT
Where: B218 E‐Conference Room, CSU Natural & Environmental Science Building (NESB)
Online: https://zoom.us/j/732190660
Who: Dr. Rob Jackson, Stanford University & members of the...

Join the USGS Library in recognizing Open Access Week and exploring how the USGS supports this movement. Highlights today focus on Tracking the Impact of USGS Publications and Information Products.

The USGS Publications Warehouse is the authoritative resource and public interface to USGS-authored peer-reviewed publications. Users can access metadata about and links to all USGS-authored publications and can obtain free online access to full-text publications published by the USGS.

The USGS Science Data Management Branch (in the Core Science Systems Mission Area) offers three publicly accessible tools that support the USGS’s open access effort: Metadata Wizard, ScienceBase, and USGS Science Data Catalog.

Did you know that USGS has a Public Access Plan concerning published works? This website provides an overview on how to release or publish USGS scientific data. This includes information on best practices (e.g., file formats for data) and checklists for before and after a data review.

Join the USGS Library in recognizing Open Access Week and how the USGS supports this movement.