[Data-Mongers] EarthCube Tools webinar on Jan. 20th - CINERGI: Community Inventory of EarthCube Resources for Geoscience Interoperability
Stace Beaulieu
sbeaulieu at whoi.edu
Sat Jan 14 17:09:46 EST 2017
Data Mongers, you may be interested in this upcoming webinar:
> We are excited to continue the webinar series: Doing Geoscience with
> EarthCube Tools, on Friday, Jan. 20, 2017, at 2 pm EST (11 am PST)
> with our guest Ilya Zaslavsky of the San Diego Supercomputer Center on
> CINERGI: Community Inventory of EarthCube Resources for Geoscience
> Interoperability.CINERGI <http://earthcube.org/group/cinergi>is an
> EarthCube tool that enables and accelerates data discovery and access
> across multiple disciplines. It is currently being further developed
> to provide additional significant capability, and serves some
> important functions of the EarthCube Architecture being designed.
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> Findcall and event details here
> <https://www.earthcube.org/event/webinar-series-doing-geoscience-earthcube-tools>and
> links toall tools webinars and resources here
> <https://www.earthcube.org/workspace/science-committee/webinar-series-doing-geoscience-earthcube-tools>.
> The webinar is free and all are welcome.
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> More on the upcoming CINERGI presentation:
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> CINERGI: Community Inventory of EarthCube Resources for Geoscience
> Interoperability.
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> Discovering, interpreting and re-using data across geoscience domains
> is a core EarthCube challenge. Metadata is often inconsistent and
> incomplete; repositories follow different domain standards and
> semantics; many datasets aren’t registered in catalogs and exist on
> individual web sites – these are some of the key obstacles faced by
> researchers. CINERGI is an EarthCube Building Block project
> (http://earthcube.org/group/cinergi
> <http://earthcube.org/group/cinergi>) to create technology components
> that enable cross-disciplinary data discovery. Metadata descriptions
> harvested from geoscience repositories and through community
> contributions are automatically enhanced, which includes generation of
> relevant keywords based on text analytics, derivation of spatial
> extents, and validation of organization names mentioned in the
> metadata. Automatic generation of keywords, in turn, is based on a
> cross-domain bridge ontology, which integrates several existing
> geoscience ontologies and controlled vocabularies, and on GeoSciGraph,
> a system for text parsing, vocabulary management and semantic
> annotation. Once processed, the metadata records are indexed and
> republished as ISO-19115/19139 documents with embedded semantic
> references to the ontologies integrated in CINERGI, along with
> provenance information for each record, and made available via a
> search portal and web service requests. The webinar will describe the
> main system components (the metadata augmentation pipeline; the
> underlying CINERGI ontology and semantic services; services and user
> interfaces for resource discovery and access; and accompanying
> provenance and validation services), present the current state of the
> system, and demonstrate its use in several cross-domain data discovery
> use cases.
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> More on the EarthCube Tools series:
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> The EarthCube Tools webinar series, organized by the Science Committee
> of the NSF-sponsored EarthCube program, provides practical
> demonstrations of how EarthCube projects can help you to collect,
> access, share, and visualize geoscience data. Each webinar begins
> with a showcase of an EarthCube funded project followed by ample time
> for questions and conversation. Wary of EarthCube jargon? Presenters
> will describe their projects in plain English for scientists in all
> disciplines who may be unfamiliar with EarthCube. Here’s a chance for
> you (and your colleagues, team members, and students) to learn about
> EarthCube and how it can help to advance your scientific work. More
> information on the webinar series is availablehere
> <http://earthcube.org/workspace/science-committee/webinar-series-doing-geoscience-earthcube-tools>.
> Archived video will be available on the website about one week after
> the webinar.
>
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Stace E. Beaulieu, Ph.D.
Senior Research Specialist
Biology Department
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Woods Hole, MA 02543 USA
stace at whoi.edu
http://www.whoi.edu/website/sbeaulieu
Tel: 508.289.3536, Skype: stace.beaulieu
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