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EarthCube Lecture: UCSB
The Future of Past Climates: EarthCube and 21st century paleoclimatology Paleoclimate observations are crucial to assessing current climate in the context of past variations. However, these observations often come in non-standard formats, forcing paleogeoscientists to spend a significant fraction of their time (by some accounts, up to 80%) searching for…
Find out more »PAGES OSM
LinkedEarth will make a show of force at the next PAGES Open Science Meeting, with 1 session and 3 presentations: Julien will give the Plenary Lecture on Wednesday May 10th (10:00-10:30am), Mozart Room. The future of old things: geoinformatics for better paleoscience Abstract: By some accounts, paleoscientists spend up to 80% of…
Find out more »EarthCube All Hands Meeting
Nick McKay will be giving a poster featuring LinkedEarth on Thursday, June 8th from 12 to 1:30pm. LinkedEarth: Supporting Paleoclimate Research with Semantic Web Technologies and Community Curation Abstract: Paleoclimate observations are curcial to assessing current climate change in the context of past variations. However, these observations often come in…
Find out more »OC3 Workshop
Ocean Circulation and Carbon Cycling during the Last Deglaciation: Regional Syntheses of Carbon Isotope Data Objectives of the workshop are to bring together sea-going paleoceanographers, modelers, and database managers discuss database issues such as format, links to other databases, LinkedEarth ontology discuss methods and uncertainties of age model construction discuss…
Find out more »Second GeoChronR workshop
The GeoChronR project was funded by NSF-Geoinformatics to facilitate broad adoption of state-of-the-art geochronologic uncertainty quantification. The project is highly synergistic with LinkedEarth. Like last year, Nick, Julien and Deborah will again be hosting a training workshop on the analysis, visualization and integration of time-uncertain data in the paleogeosciences on…
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