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1 | The LTER Information Management Committee is contributing a brief report to the LTER 40 year review document describing the accomplishments and contributions of the IMC over the past decade (2008-2018). In addition to the direct impact of changing IM practices, the LTER IMC has led or contributed to a wide variety of broader impact activities -- from the E-IMC, which ultimately ended up merging with ESIP, to the sensor training activities that continue today at SEV. WE are using this spreadsheet to gather as complete a listing of such activities as possible. Please fill in related activities, to the best of your recollection, that you know about or have been involved in. Broader Impact activities include training of K-12, undergraduate or graduate students as well as professional development of researchers and other information managers and activities that support the growth and improvement of the field as a whole. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2 | LTER site (3-letter abbreviation) | Submitting individual | Project-name | Brief project description | Link to description of products | # of trainings or meetings | # of people reached | additional notes | |||||||||||||||||||
3 | BLE | Tim Whiteaker | Going Static with LTER Websites | EDI Webinar on feasibility of using static websites for projects like LTER sites and related technologies that ease implementation | https://environmentaldatainitiative.org/events/training-webinars-workshops/previous-edi-events/going-static-with-lter-websites/ | 1 | 14 attendees and an additional 36 YouTube views | ||||||||||||||||||||
4 | SEV | Renée F. Brown | Remote Data Acquisition Sensor Training Workshop / Methods in Environmental Data Acquisition | The primary objectives of this course are to provide participants with a comprehensive and affordable introduction to the major aspects of field-based environmental data acquisition with an emphasis on hands-on learning. Using a combination of field demonstrations, lectures, hands-on activities, and discussions, this short-course covers several topics fundamental to the remote acquisition of environmental sensor data, including (1) basic electronics, (2) photovoltaic power for remote instrumentation, (3) TCP/IP networking and Wi-Fi telemetry systems, and (4) sensor theory and Campbell Scientific datalogger wiring and programming. This course was initially made possible through training grant funds from the LTER Network Office in 2012 and 2013. | http://sevfs.unm.edu/courses/rda/ | 4 to date, with plans to continue | 70 total, which include an international contingent of field technicians, graduate and undergraduate students, early-career faculty, project managers, and information managers from a variety of LTER and non-LTER sites. | Funding for this training was received from LTER NCO in 2012 & 2013. Final reports can be found here: https://lternet.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/rda%20final%20report.pdf and here: https://lternet.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/2013%20LTER%20Training%20Workshop%20Final%20Report.pdf | |||||||||||||||||||
5 | Multiple sites (AND, NTL, SEV, BNZ, HBR, CWT, NWT, JRN, GCE, MCM) | Renée F. Brown and Don Henshaw | SensorNIS: Sensor Best Practices Working Group - Formation of ESIP EnviroSensing cluster, 2013 | Began with two NSF/LTER workshops: Albuquerque (2-4 April 2013) and H.J. Andrews (4-6 Sep 2013). It culminated into a sensor best practices document and evolved to formation of the ESIP EnviroSensing Cluster. Former co-chairs Henshaw (AND) (2013-2017), Gries (NTL) (2013-2015) and current co-chair Brown (MCM/SEV) (2017-present). | http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/EnviroSensing_Cluster http://wiki.esipfed.org/images/a/ad/Sensor_best_practices_1Dec2014.pdf | Monthly EnviroSensing telecons started in spring 2014 | More than 150 members of EnviroSensing cluster | https://lternet.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/2012-fall-lter-databits.pdf; Presentation at CERF (2015) and virtual CUAHSI webinar (2015) | |||||||||||||||||||
6 | ARC and PIE | Jim Laundre and Hap Garritt | VTC tutorial: “DEIMS, the Drupal Ecological Information Management System”, 5 December 2017 | EDI Webinar, General presentation/discussion regarding using Drupal content management system that has been tailored for managing ecological data (managing all the information products (e.g., data, metadata, pubs, photos, people, research sites) related to an LTER site. ARC and PIE LTER DEIMS web sites were used as visual examples. | https://environmentaldatainitiative.org/events/training-workshops-seminars/deims-the-drupal-ecological-information-management-system/ | 1 | 12 in attendance with 40 additional YouTube views | ||||||||||||||||||||
7 | Most sites | Don Henshaw | SensorNIS workshop at Hubbard Brook, October 2011 | The workshop focused on the emerging roles of environmental sensor technology and management in providing high quality, near real-time data on the physical, chemical, and biological properties of ecosystems. Don Henshaw (AND), Lindsey Rustad (HBR) and Corinna Gries (NTL) were lead organizers | https://www.nrs.fs.fed.us/pubs/43678 https://lternet.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/2011-fall-lter-databits.pdf http://im.lternet.edu/node/956 | This meeting was followed by a sensor workshop ASM(2012) and NSF/LTER funding for two other SensorNIS workshops | 72 participants from LTER and Northeast Ecosystem Research Cooperative. One product is the Campbell et al. Bioscience paper | ||||||||||||||||||||
8 | AND, NTL, GCE, VCR, LNO | Don Henshaw | “Software tools and strategies for managing sensor networks” training at the LTER LNO, April 23-26, 2013 | This training workshop was intended to introduce participants to a variety of software tools that are useful in the transport, quality control (Q/C), management, analysis, and storage of data streams from sensor networks. Funded by LTER/LNO with co-sharing from UCSD (Tony Fountain) | http://im.lternet.edu/im_training/sensors_2013 Outcomes were the actual training and extensive online training materials | There were two sensor trainings. See 2012 training | 23 participants plus 8 trainers. Participants were a mix of researchers, students, technology experts, and information managers from over 20 domestic and international institutions and including affiliations with 10 LTER sites. | ||||||||||||||||||||
9 | AND, NTL, GCE, LNO | Don Henshaw | “Software Tools for Sensor Networks” , sponsored by the LNO, NCEAS, and DataONE, 1-4 May 2012 | This training workshop demonstrated multiple software tools in the handling and managing of sensor data including acquisition, transport, raw data storage, QA/QC, and archival | http://im.lternet.edu/node/998; https://im.lternet.edu/node/999 | First of two trainings | Attended by 24 trainees, 10 trainers and speakers, and a diverse mix of researchers, graduate students, information managers, and other skilled professionals. | http://news.lternet.edu/Article2590.html | |||||||||||||||||||
10 | AND, BNZ, KNZ, NTL | Don Henshaw | GeoNIS working group, 2012-2014; WatershedDB 2009 | Automate a workflow to bring PASTA data with a spatial component (GIS and imagery data) into a centralized GIS formatted database and provide map and image web services for all LTER sites. WatershedDB was the prototype to the GeoNIS. | http://geonis.lternet.edu/ | Members of the GeoNIS working group were: Adam Skibbie (KNZ), Theresa Valentine (AND), Jamie Hollingsworth (BNZ), and Aaron Stephenson (NTL) | |||||||||||||||||||||
11 | AND, PAL/CCE | Suzanne Remillard | NSF Science Planning Meeting for the Therkildsen Field Station at Emiquon, Havana, IL, 8-9 Nov 2012 | The primary goal of their grant is to establish TFSE’s strategic goals for the short-term (3 years) and long-term (10 years) in research, education, and outreach to the public. The first workship included a few external experts with one of the focuses on data management. The field station is a OBFS member so a discussion of LTER protocols is appropriate. | https://www.uis.edu/emiquon/ | First of unknown number | 20 participants; 11 invited experts, 7 advisory board reps, 1 conference mediator | LTER reps were Suzanne Remillard (AND) and Karen Baker (PAL/CCE); although Karen had already left LTER. | |||||||||||||||||||
12 | AND (maybe other sites too?) | Suzanne Remillard | Data and metadata training | Conducted annual trainings to graduate students and researchers on information management and how to prepare data and metadata for archiving. Also includes information management talks to other groups of undergrads (REUs, classroom presentations, etc.). | Data and metadata in PASTA | AND - 15 | AND - 250 | ||||||||||||||||||||
13 | AND, HFR, PIE, BNZ, KNZ, ARC, SBC, LNO | Suzanne Remillard | Developing a cross-site system to improve access to vegetation synthetic databases (VEG-DB/VEG-E) | The objective of Veg-DB would be to deliver reliable and consistent vegetation-related data to users via a single web-based portal. Develop a model to use PASTA infrastructure to support synthetic studies of long-term LTER vegetation data. | https://lternet.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/2013-spring-lter-databits.pdf; Report on each workshop | 2 workshops | 14 participants | There was no support to carry this project further. | |||||||||||||||||||
14 | AND, LNO | Suzanne Remillard | ClimDB administration at AND (2003-2010) and migration to LNO (2010-present) | AND developed, hosted and maintained the web harvester dand data wareshouse that provided uniform access to common daily streamflow and meteorological data. The burden of this effort was too much for the site, so it was migrated to the LNO for hosting and minimal maintenance. | https://climhy.lternet.edu/harvest | Several virtual meetings and one several day long training when and LNO information manager was hired (X.Yang). | lots and lots | https://lternet.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/2009-fall-lter-databits.pdf | |||||||||||||||||||
15 | FCE | Kristin Vanderbilt | Information Management Presentation for Institute for Water and Environment (INWE) at FIU | Presentation about data repositories and data documentation | 40 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
16 | FCE | Kristin Vanderbilt | Linda Powell organized ASM 2015 Workshop: Exploration into LTER Big Data: Challenges and Solutions Related to Storing, Managing and Delivering High Resolution Data | "One of biggest issues facing LTER sites and their information management systems (IMS) is how to store, manage and deliver large high-resolution data in a sustainable manner." | http://asm2015.lternet.edu/working-groups/exploration-lter-large-data-challenges-and-solutions-related-storing-managing-and-del | 2 hour working group | 20 | ||||||||||||||||||||
17 | AND, BNZ, CWT, HBR, LUQ, & USFS sites: FER, FRA, MAR, SNT, TEN | Suzanne Remillard | StreamChemDB (2011) | StreamChemDB aims to provide one-stop access to long-term stream chemistry data records and associated metadata for two national networks: the U.S. Forest Service Experimental Forests and Range (EFR) system and the National Science Foundation’s Long-term Ecological Research (LTER) sites. The project combines data sets that are currently unavailable on the web or are only accessible on disparate web sites in a variety of formats. | https://web.fsl.orst.edu/streamchem/ | workshops, presentations | 10 LTER and USFS sits | ||||||||||||||||||||
18 | AND, BNZ, CWT, HBR, LUQ, BES | Don Henshaw | USFS Experimental Forest IM Meeting (Dallas, 5-7 Feb 2008) | Goals of the meeting included beginning development of an operating framework for information management, selection of synthesis research projects and implications for information management (IM) activities. | https://lternet.edu/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/08Spring.pdf | Site representatives from 17 sites including 6 LTER sites | |||||||||||||||||||||
19 | CAP and others | Corinna Gries | Environmental Information Management Conference (EIMC) | A conference open to all interested information managers. Presentations were published in conference proceedings. Orgainzed in collaboration between LTER IMC and NCEAS | https://im.lternet.edu/news/meetings/2008 | presentations | ~100 | ||||||||||||||||||||
20 | NTL and others | Corinna Gries | Environmental Information Management Conference (EIMC) | A conference open to all interested information managers. Presentations were published in conference proceedings. Orgainzed in collaboration between LTER IMC and NCEAS | https://eim.ecoinformatics.org/eim2011 | presentations, birds of a feather session | ~150 | ||||||||||||||||||||
21 | NTL, CAP, SBC | Corinna Gries, Phil Tarrant, Margaret O'Brien | NSF Proposal funded: EAGER: Collaborative Research: Conceptualizing sustained environmental information management in the landscape of current and emerging eco-informatics infrastructure | This grant supported several community workshops during which the role, niche and optimal organization for data curation services of the Environmental Data Initiative were defined. A follow-up workshop discussed repository interoperability and return on investment for data repositories. | One paper (doi:10.5334/dsj-2018-022) and one dataset (doi: 10.6073/pasta/d4abb5cc7b8a1634a994fc09d92c1e81) have been published. | workshops | LTER and other environmental data repository representatives | ||||||||||||||||||||
22 | NTL, SEV, NCEAS | Corinna Gries, Scott Collins, Matt Jones | NSF Proposal funded: Collaborative Research: ABI Development: A toolbox for analysis of long-term ecological dynamics using the Kepler Workflow System | This project conducted a large meta analysis of datasets archived in EDI and implemented one of the first complete documentations of complete analytical workflows. | datasets, provenance, and full analysis documentation are at doi: 10.6073/pasta/91789c93a8930c3091bc5849060ff672, 10.6073/pasta/ef4dbad515813be74404a6a87af98f00, 10.6073/pasta/451fe8e98c663c728be3f85d3149e109 | workshops, data archiving, workflow description metadata development | LTER and NCEAS | ||||||||||||||||||||
23 | NTL, UNM | Corinna Gries, Mark Servilla | NSF Proposal funded: The combined efforts of the University of New Mexico and the University of Wisconsin at Madison are to provide data curation and metadata creation support for depositing ecological data into the Environmental Data Initiative data repository for NSF DEB projects, including the LTER Network, LTREB, OBFS, and MSB. The goal of this effort is to ensure the long-term stability and access to data generated by these projects through the EDI Data Repository and broader aggregators, like DataONE. Technical merit of this combined effort is the improvements and features added to PASTA+ software and state-of-the-art methodologies metadata creation and data preservation. | The combined efforts of the University of New Mexico and the University of Wisconsin at Madison are to provide data curation and metadata creation support for depositing ecological data into the Environmental Data Initiative data repository for NSF DEB projects, including the LTER Network, LTREB, OBFS, and MSB. The goal of this effort is to ensure the long-term stability and access to data generated by these projects through the EDI Data Repository and broader aggregators, like DataONE. Technical merit of this combined effort is the improvements and features added to PASTA+ software and state-of-the-art methodologies metadata creation and data preservation. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
24 | NTL | Corinna Gries | Served on steering committees, organized sessions and presentations given at ESIP, ESA, AGU, International Conference on Ecological Informatics | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
25 | NTL | Corinna Gries | many NSF and international proposal reviews, panels, site reviews, workshops | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
26 | NES | Stace Beaulieu | Data tutorials and discussion meetings for summer students | In summer 2018 I hosted four meetings for students in the NES-LTER project team at which we discussed accessing, integrating, and analyzing data. The kick-off meeting slides are provided in the link given in next column. | https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZFBCZZRdZxNKYvXsoK9oHdqPfw_kec5nk_njw5dzCgc/edit?usp=sharing | 4 | 19 | I plan to do this again in summer 2019 with more emphasis on the tutorials. | |||||||||||||||||||
27 | VCR, AND, SBE, SEV | John Porter | LTER Controlled Vocabulary Workshop | In May 2013 at the VCR there was a workshop bringing together information managers and library professionals who worked on organizing the LTER Controlled Vocabulary into a Thesaurus and on adding new terms and definitions. | http://im.lternet.edu/VocabRawMaterials2013 or http://im.lternet.edu/projects/controlled_vocabulary or https://vocab.lternet.edu | 1 meeting that followed up on earlier efforts in 2011 | 7 people were at the meeting, but thousands have used the product. | ||||||||||||||||||||
28 | Suzanne Remillard | Look at LTER projects | http://im.lternet.edu/projects | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
29 | CAP | Stevan Earl | SOS 598 course on Research Data Management | Each spring semester since 2017, CAP LTER Information Manager (S. Earl) and the former CAP LTER Information Manager (P. Tarrant) have taught a course through the Arizona State University's School of Sustainability that focuses on managing research data. Many CAP LTER students participate in the graduate-level course. | https://sos598-rdm.github.io/ | three semesters as of 2019 | approximately 45 students | ||||||||||||||||||||
30 | SEV | Kristofer Hall | East Asia-Pacific Region ILTER Network meetings | Kristin Vanderbilt organized several information management workshops in the East Asia-Pacific Region of the ILTER Network, including China (2008), Shanghai (2012), and Malaysia (2010). She also recieved a supplement fot eh Malaysia meeting. She was also involved in organizing other EAP meetings along with other US LTER IMs. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
31 | SEV | Kristofer Hall | 20th Anniversary ILTER meeting | Kristin Vanderbilt wrote a supplement request to NSF's Saran Twombly in 2013 so several people were able to go to Korea for the 20th Anniversary ILTER meeting. Several IMs were on that trip. There was an IM workshop in Taiwan before going to Seoul. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
32 | SEV | Kristofer Hall | Key Elements of Site-Based Long-Term Information Management: A Curriculum for Educating Ecological Information Managers | Kristin Vanderbilt organized "Key Elements of Site-Based Long-Term Information Management: A Curriculum for Educating Ecological Information Managers" at the 2009 ASM. | http://asm2009.lternet.edu/2009/workgroups/key-elements-site-based-long-term-information-management-curriculum-educating-ecolog | ||||||||||||||||||||||
33 | SEV | Kristofer Hall | Virtual Learning Commons for LTER IM: Vision and Web 2.0 Support | Kristin Vanderbilt organized "Virtual Learning Commons for LTER IM: Vision and Web 2.0 Support" at the 2009 ASM | http://asm2009.lternet.edu/2009/workgroups/virtual-learning-commons-lter-im-vision-and-web-20-support | ||||||||||||||||||||||
34 | SEV | Kristofer Hall | Drupal Ecological Information Management System - Paving LTER Science's last mile | Kristin Vanderbilt organized "Drupal Ecological Information Management System - Paving LTER Science's last mile" at the 2012 ASM | http://asm2012.lternet.edu/working-groups/drupal-ecological-information-management-system-paving-lter-sciences-last-mile | ||||||||||||||||||||||
35 | SEV | Kristofer Hall | ILTER Chair | Kristin Vanderbilt was the Chair of the ILTER IM Committee from 2006 - 2010 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
36 | SEV | Kristofer Hall | 2013 NSF LTER Minisymposium | Kristin Vanderbilt chaired the committee that organized the 2013 NSF LTER Minisymposium. John Porter spoke at the Minisymposium. | http://news.lternet.edu/Article2745.html | ||||||||||||||||||||||
37 | SBC | Margaret O'Brien | Served on steering committees, organized sessions/clusters and presented at ESIP, ESA, AGU and/or International Conference on Ecological Informatics | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
38 | SBC | Margaret O'Brien | NSF proposal reviews, panels, site reviews, workshops | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
39 | SBC | Margaret O'Brien | data system for Santa Barbara Channel Marine Biodiversity Observation Network | SBC MBON is a NASA/BOEM-funded project whose data system has leveraged the database, code and expertise of the LTER | https://sbc.marinebon.org/data | ||||||||||||||||||||||
40 | GCE | Wade Sheldon | NSF proposal review panels, site reviews | Wade Sheldon served on 5 NSF proposal review panels, 2 LTER site review panels, and several advisory groups for NSF-funded programs from 2008-2018 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
41 | GCE | Wade Sheldon | GCE Data Toolbox for MATLAB | Wade Sheldon developed generalized software for processing, documenting, quality controlling and synthesizing tabular environmental data, which was released under an open source GPL license in 2010. The software is in active use at 12 LTER sites and has been downloaded over 4000 times. A Wiki is hosted at GCE for software support. | https://gce-svn.marsci.uga.edu/trac/GCE_Toolbox | over 4000 software downloads | |||||||||||||||||||||
42 | GCE | Wade Sheldon | USGS Harvester Service for HydroDB | Wade Sheldon and Don Henshaw implemented a USGS data harvesting service for HydroDB that has run from 2003 to the present, harvesting daily streamflow data from USGS gauges near 13 LTER sites on a weekly basis | http://gce-lter.marsci.uga.edu/public/im/tools/usgs_harvester.htm | ||||||||||||||||||||||
43 | GCE | Wade Sheldon | NISAC Co-chair | Wade Sheldon co-chaired the LTER Network Information System Advisory Committee (NISAC) from 2006-2011 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
44 | GCE | Wade Sheldon | IMC EB Representative | Wade Sheldon served as the IMC representative to the LTER Executive Board (EB) from 2015-2018 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
45 | GCE | Wade Sheldon | ESIP Sensor Data Management Workshop | Wade Sheldon organized a workshop on Automating Sensor Data Documentation and Quality Control at the 2017 ESIP/IMC meeting in Bloomington, IN | about 40 attendees | ||||||||||||||||||||||
46 | GCE, CWT | Wade Sheldon | GCE Data Toolbox training | GCE and CWT conducted a 3-day training workshop on use of the GCE Data Toolbox software for LTER data management in 2012 at UGA, as well as part-day training sessions at the 2015 LTER ASM and two sensor data management workshops, and two webinars | https://gce-svn.marsci.uga.edu/trac/GCE_Toolbox/wiki/Workshops | 1 3-day training workshop at UGA, 3 part-day training events in associated with sensor data management workshops, 2 webinar training events | over 100 workshop attendees, hundreds reached via webinars, and thousands of software downloads | ||||||||||||||||||||
47 | GCE, AND | Wade Sheldon | EnviroSensing session at CERF | Wade Sheldon and Don Henshow organized a special session on Environmental Sensor Data Management at the 2015 Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation conference in Portland, OR | about 35 attendees | ||||||||||||||||||||||
48 | GCE, CWT, SBC, MCR | Wade Sheldon | Metabase Metadata Management System | GCE developed Metabase, a relational database model and web applications for managing data set metadata, in 2001. This database system was adopted by CWT in 2010 then redesigned in collaboration with SBC and MCR to support broader use. Collaborative development of this software continues as an open source project | https://github.com/lter/LTER-core-metabase | Around 2017 or 2018 this project forked into lter_core_metabase which is actively preparing its first full release in github, directed by SBC, advised by MCR, with implmentation testing at BLE. | |||||||||||||||||||||
49 | JRN | Ken Ramsey | Ecotrends Management | Create and maintain Ecotrends site https://ecotrends.info/ for sharing and exploring ecological data | https://ecotrends.info/ | ||||||||||||||||||||||
50 | PAL, CCE | James Conners | LTER Unit Registry | Development of the current edition of the Unit Registry | http://unit.lternet.edu/ | ||||||||||||||||||||||
51 | PAL, CCE | James Conners | LTER IMC Terms of Reference | Terms of Reference to support LTER IMC governance | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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