GHRC DAAC AGU17 schedule

GHRC DAAC staff attended the 2017 Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) held New Orleans, 11-15 December 2017. GHRC-related posters and presentations include:

• GHRC Talks/Posters

  • [Talk] Flash Talk at NASA Booth Striking Near Real-Time Lightning Data from the ISS by Leigh Sinclair. Scheduled for Wednesday 2:40 PM at the NASA Hyperwall.  See the NASA Schedule for more information
     

  • [Poster] PA13B-0236 Drowning in Data: Going Beyond Traditional Data Archival to Educate Data Users [Amanda Weigel] Monday, 12/11 Afternoon poster session

  • [Poster] IN21B-0043 Using GHRC’s Data Publication Workflow Portal to Improve Data Discovery[Leigh Sinclair] Tuesday, 12/12 Morning poster session

  • [Poster] ED21B-0276 Using Satellite Lightning Data as a Hands-On Activity for a Broad Audience[Leigh Sinclair] Tuesday, 12/12 Morning poster session

  • [Poster] H21E-1510 Supporting the Use of GPM-GV Field Campaign Data Beyond Project Scientists [Amanda Weigel for Deborah Smith] Tuesday, 12/12 Morning poster session

  • [Poster] IN41A-0027 Deployment of Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) in Emergency and Disaster Response Scenarios to Support Local Emergency Management Agencies [Casey Calamaio] Thursday, 12/14 Morning poster session

 

• You may also be interested in other research by the GHRC team:

  • [Talk] IN12C-08 Enhancing Spatial Resolution of Remotely Sensed Imagery Using Deep Learning [John Beck] Monday, 12/11 12:05 - 12:20

  • [Talk] IN23E-01 Moving Towards a Science-Driven Workbench for Earth Science Solutions [Sara J Graves] Tuesday, 12/12  13:40 - 13:55

  • [Poster] IN31C-0095 Event-Driven Technology to Generate Relevant Collections of Near-Realtime Data [Sara J Graves] Wednesday, 12/13 Morning poster session

 

• Chaired Sessions

  • IN11D:  Developing  Innovative Tools and Services to Enable Data Use Across Broad User Communities, eLightning session chaired by Leigh Sinclair and Amanda Weigel, Monday morning poster sessions

  • H33A/C: Analysis in Remote Sensing, Novel Data Streams, and Social Media for Natural Hazard Monitoring, Research, and Preparedness I and II, room 245 and Poster Hall D-F