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EGU 2014. Session on Data Assimilation in Geosciences
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EGU 2014. Session on Data Assimilation in Geosciences
From: Adelina Geyer Traver <ageyertraver@xxxxxxxxx>
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Convener: A. Geyer![]()
Co-Convener: P. Fox![]()
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Dear Colleagues,
we would like to encourage you to contribute with a presentation to the session on "Data Science/Informatics and Data Assimilation in Geosciences GI1.3 at the EGU Meeting, to be held in Vienna, Austria from 27th April to 2nd May 2014.
Convener: Adelina Geyer
Co-Conveners: Peter Fox
Deadline for receiving abstracts is 16th January 2014
A description of the session is also provided below.
Please pass this information to colleagues and students working in this field. I apologise for multiple posting.
Thank you
we would like to encourage you to contribute with a presentation to the session on "Data Science/Informatics and Data Assimilation in Geosciences GI1.3 at the EGU Meeting, to be held in Vienna, Austria from 27th April to 2nd May 2014.
Convener: Adelina Geyer
Co-Conveners: Peter Fox
Deadline for receiving abstracts is 16th January 2014
A description of the session is also provided below.
Please pass this information to colleagues and students working in this field. I apologise for multiple posting.
Thank you
Bests Regards and Happy New Year,
Adelina Geyer
Adelina Geyer
For more information: http://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2014/session/14220
GI1.3Data Assimilation in Geosciences
Convener: A. Geyer
Co-Convener: P. Fox
During
the last decades, geosciences and science in general, has entered a new
mode of operation. Data science - defined as a combination of science,
informatics, computer science, cyberinfrastructure, and information
technology to process and analyse large corpora of data - has emerged as
the "fourth paradigm" of science alongside empirical, theoretical, and
computational approaches. This profoundly changes the way geoscientists
work. It is clear that the community of Earth and planetary scientists
needs to develop a set of clear guidelines that detail the types and
extent of project- or publication-related data that should be
accessible. Besides, accessible storage of scientific data is usually
mandated, but not often achieved. The task needs people who are
interested in information technology and regard it as their primary
focus. The goal of this session is to assess the current state of data
storage and exchange and indicate successful progress made to date and
the challenges that presently exist. The session will also highlight the
progress and perspectives in data assimilation studies in various
fields of geosciences.
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