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2023 Workshop: Accessing CEDAR science databases

Long title
Tutorials and user feedback on some of the major databases of CEDAR science
Conveners
Bill Rideout
Evan Thomas
Ivan Galkin
Robin Barnes
brideout@mit.edu
Description

In this session, representatives from some of the larger databases will be presenting brief tutorials on accessing their databases, as long as looking for user feedback. The conveners will cover CEDAR Madrigal, SuperDARN, GIRO, and SuperMAG, and other talks will be encouraged.

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Agenda

Ivan Galkin           Giro                                                                                    13:30 - 13:45
Bill Rideout           Madrigal                                                                             13:45 - 14:00
Evan Thomas       SuperDARN                                                                       14:00 - 14:15
Robin Barnes        SuperMag                                                                          14:15 - 14:30
Jack Wang            Community Coordinated Modeling Center                         14:30 - 14:45
Yang Pan              Deep Learning Models for Ionospheric Electron Density 
                              Time Sequence Prediction                                                 14:45 - 15:00

Jon Vandegriff       HelioCloud                                                                           15:00 - 15:15

Justification

Accessing CEDAR data can still be a challenge, and this session is designed to improve knowledge of the existing sources, and to seek improvements for the future. Also this session will discuss the latest NSF and FAIR data requirements, and how data providers can meet them.

Related to CEDAR Science Thrusts:
Fuse the knowledge base across disciplines in the geosciences
Manage, mine, and manipulate geoscience/geospace data and models
Keywords
Data access, reproducibility, user interfaces