Name: Earth Science Data Use and Understanding for Grades 7-14
Start: 2022-07-20T13:30:00-0400
End: 2022-07-20T17:00:00-0400

For over 20 years, ESIP meetings have brought together the most innovative thinkers and leaders around Earth science data, forming a community dedicated to making Earth science data more discoverable, accessible and useful to researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and the public. The theme of the July meeting is "Data for All People: From Generation to Use and Understanding."

Registered attendees can join us virtually at https://2022julyesipmeeting.qiqochat.com/.

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Earth Science Data Use and Understanding for Grades 7-14

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The Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Education Committee is planning for a 2-day workshop, taking place from 1:30-5 pm ET both days with teachers joining in-person and virtually. ESIP community participants will share resources and lead teachers through activities using Earth science data to explore phenomena via different types of data. Tools and resources include the NOAA Climate Explorer, NASA’s Earth System Data Explorer, UNAVCO Velocity Viewer, NOAA CIMSS satellite data activities, NASA SEDAC Hazards Mapper and HazPop App, En-ROADS Climate Decision Model, and the Concord Consortium Flooding Module. Participants will also be directed to the “Out 2 Lunch” archive of Earth Science webinar demos of data tools and resources.
Recommended Ways to Prepare: Visit resources/websites prior to the workshop, we will email registrants with suggestions and links.

Speakers

Carla McAuliffe

Educational Researcher and Curriculum Developer, TERC

LuAnn Dahlman

User Advocate, NOAA Climate Program Office

Editor, U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit. User Advocate for Climate Explorer and Climate Mapping for Resilience and Adaptation. Ask me about how Cooperative, Collaborative Community Science could enhance NOAA efforts with on-the-ground mapping of flooding.

Tamara Ledley

STEM Education Consultant and Adjunct Professor Bentley University, Sustaining Science

I am interested in moving ESIP forward in broadening the reach of “making data matter” into communities and organizations for whom Earth science data and information is essential to their decision making processes. Much of my work has focused on making Earth and climate science... Read More →

Bob Downs

Senior Digital Archivist, Columbia University

Dr. Robert R. Downs serves as the senior digital archivist and acting head of cyberinfrastructure and informatics research and development at CIESIN, the Center for International Earth Science Information Network, a research and data center of the Columbia Climate School of Columbia... Read More →

Yuhan (Douglas) Rao

Research Scientist, CISESS/NCICS/NCSU

I am currently a Research Scientist at North Carolina Institute for Climate Studies, affiliated with NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. My current research at NCICS focuses on generating a blended near-surface air temperature dataset by integrating in situ measurements... Read More →

Margaret Mooney

NOAA's Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (CIMSS)

Becky Reid

Science Educator, Learners Without Walls

I discovered ESIP in the summer of 2009 when I was teaching science in Santa Barbara and attended the Summer meeting there. Ever since then, I have been volunteering with the ESIP Education Committee in various capacities, serving as Chair in 2013, 2019, and 2020.