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6 years ago Notable trip - there is a NSF Software Infrastructure for Sustained Innovations (SI2) PI workshop on April 30-May 1 that I will attend in Washington DC. This is the first real deadline to show something.
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6 years ago [x] Virginia Tech Feb 25- March 11 Data Collection in Patillas with Graciela
[ ] Luquillo CZO Feb 20-24 Work with USGS to archive hurricane data from Luquillo.
[ ] PENDING: Virtual meeting May 22-24 after CSDMS in Boulder if Lejo does CZO hackweek at (Annual meeting)[http://csdms.colorado.edu/wiki/MeetingOfInterest:Meeting-276]
[ ] Luquillo Annual Meeting LTER June 4-5; CZO 7-8
[ ] PENDING Field trip (June 11 week) to work with Data contributors (Graciela) in selected pilot non-PRASA community system (in Patillas) to test data flow from community hurricane preparedness plan to updating data collected. Most be scheduled after water quality analysis by VT is completed.
DEADLINE for presentation materials: April 16,2017 Notable trip - there is a NSF Software Infrastructure for Sustained Innovations (SI2) PI workshop on April 30-May 1 that I will attend in Washington DC. This is the first real deadline to show something.
Task 1: User-based design. 1a. Planning Session: Our team is a collaboration of software experts committed to integrating earth surface science tools and data models. In order to develop the cyberinfrastructure tool using user based design, we will convene in Puerto Rico to design and prioritize extensions to existing tools in order to develop case study examples and data analysis to illustrate the data and model needs assessment for Puerto Rico. Needed code development will leverage existing NSF funds. A planning session at the beginning of the project will produce an initial needs assessment, with data made available on HydroShare for use by other scientists conducting research in Puerto Rico. These resources will include: 1) community model, data, and code repositories, 2) code and analysis tools, and 3) data compiled and archived in HydroShare within the scope of the initial assessment of post-Maria disaster data. The project landing page and collections of HydroShare resources will be maintained as the central access point for publicly available project documentation, including links to user guides, outcomes and results of this project.