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  • 2023 goals
  • Our schedule
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    Our schedule

  • Winter & Spring - We have twice-monthly Mentor Calls and Coworking sessions in alternating weeks. February-May focused extended Coworking sessions to be Cookbook Hackdays. Mentors collaborated leading workshops and talks.

  • Spring Champions Cohort - We supported 7 research teams to learn, discuss, and plan what transitioning their workflows with NASA Earthdata could look like in the Cloud.

  • Summer and ESIP meeting - In July and August we planned to take a break from our biweekly calls to let this group rest. However, there was interest to keep the momentum and ability to collaborate with anyone available, so we have continued to host biweekly calls and move forward with AGU workshop proposals, and have guest speakers. In July many Mentors met in person at the ESIP Summer Conference in Vermont, including for a one-day retreat-workshop to shape sustainability plans for the group.

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  • Fall - We will have our first Mentor Call with the full group of mentors on Sept 20 - to introduce everyone and orient around the NASA Openscapes project. Our initial call will include sharing plans, UWGs and other events on the calendar and continuing onboarding new DAAC mentors. In preparing for AGU workshops in December, returning DAAC mentors will lead teaching dry runs with the cloud tutorials as a way to onboard the group to data access in the cloud and to get your fresh perspective on our existing material. (What works? What’s confusing?). Our Mentor Calls are on alternating Wednesdays from 10-11:30 PT, starting Sept 20. We also cowork on specific topics in alternating weeks. If you’d like to join us please email lowndes at nceas.ucsb.edu.

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    Calendar

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    Mentor Calls (Planning) and Coworking Calls (screensharing and doing)

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    DateMentor Call TopicsCoworking Call Topics
    Aug 3NOAA Fisheries - NASA Mentors exchange
    Aug 9AGU Workshop abstracts refinement
    Aug 17Coiled.io collaboration kickoff with Champions teams
    Aug 23Aimee Barciauskas will present the initial cloud optimized data guide for feedback and determine next steps for sharing science tutorials from VEDA and MAAP
    Aug 31R Cloud Hackdays kickoff; Carl Boettiger
    Sept 6Cedric Wannaz, MathWorks to demo Matlab in 2i2c and analysis-in-place workflow (direct access/reading the data). Previous demo: https://youtube.com/watch?v=JrIp-LFpPAI
    Sept 14JupyterBook and JupyterHubs via CI - https://discourse.pangeo.io/t/statement-of-need-integrating-jupyterbook-and-jupyterhubs-via-ci/2705/14?u=betolink
    Sept 20Fall Kickoff & new mentors onboarding
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    Coiled

    This Fall we will also be working with Coiled.io, with the goal to support Mentors’ and Champions’ Cloud workflows on their own laptops as a viable pathway forward when they leave our JupyterHub, and for us all to learn more about what this looks like and how to parallelize computation in the cloud. To sign up for Coiled, please fill out this Google Form.

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    R Cloud Hackdays

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    This Fall during our coworking calls we’ll focus one breakout room on R tutorial development for the Cookbook. We’ll be joined by Carl Boettiger (Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management and Eric and Wendy Schmidt Center for Data Science & Environment at UC Berkeley, co-founder of rOpenSci)!

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