Open jules32 opened 2 years ago
Hi All,
Thanks for a great first session today. We introduced a lot of concepts and tooling and you are starting with a lot of good questions; we are excited to explore them more together in the next sessions. Below is a light digest of Call 01, including a reminder about your Seaside Chat and the Pathway Sheet introduced in the Mindset slides.
We've sent each of you an invitation to Openscapes Slack. The private `2022-nasa-champions` channel is the best way to connect with NASA-Openscapes Mentors - your questions benefit the whole group so please ask! The public channels are a nice way to engage with the wider Openscapes Community including colleagues from previous cohorts - please introduce yourselves in the welcome channel. Joining Slack is optional, another tool for you to experiment with.
We sent calendar invites to an optional co-working time in weeks alternating with our Cohort Calls. We'll set up additional times based on need and let folks know in Slack; you're always welcome to join any co-working session: talking, screensharing, and seeing how other people work is a big part of this transition to the cloud.
Have a good weekend,
Julie, Erin, NASA-Openscapes Mentors
Cohort Folder - contains agendas, video recordings, pathways folder
nasa-openscapes.github.io/2022-nasa-champions - cohort webpage with team information
Goals: We started working towards a common understanding of the Openscapes mindset and what your pathway forward looks like for your team.
Task; please see the Agenda for more details
Have a Seaside Chat & start your Pathway
Create GitHub usernames
Slide Decks:
Openscapes mindset (slides)
Evapotranspiration in the Cloud - Stefanie Kagone (Slides are in our Cohort Folder)
Introducing cloud workflows (slides) by Catalina Oaida for the 2021 Cloud Hackathon
A few lines from shared notes in the Agenda doc:
What are you already doing that aligns with the Openscapes Mindset?
Already doing: transitioning to python, working with NASA cloud holdings (though downloading them locally), using github (though just by myself)..... Trying to make my code & data available to all to enhance equity and inclusivity.
The work I am doing I feel really resonates with the statement made about the new era of science communication.
National Institutes of Health (NIH) will be moving to (mandating) much more open science in terms of data sharing -- thinking about how biomedical science can learn from the open Earth science community
Creating more consistent datasets and transitioning from Matlab to Python
I have started trying to make code more usable/reproducible but it will really help to learn more about how to share code between my group and with others in a more efficient/correct way. Giving people a good starting point helps lower the bar for getting into science and for advancing science.
Training and mentoring many first-generation and/or under-represented minority students
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