2025 January ESIP Meeting

2025 January ESIP Meeting

We are a home for Earth science data and computing professionals. Our sessions bring together the community for hands-on, interdisciplinary deep dives as we explore "Innovation to Impact" this year. Learn more about ESIP: esipfed.org

Paul Lemieux III

DOC/NOAA/NESDIS/NCEI

Physical Scientist

Stennis Space Center, MS

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Paul received his B.A. in Geography and M.S. in Information Science from the University of Tennessee in 2014 and 2016 respectively. He currently works as a Physical Scientist for the NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) at the Stennis Space Center in Mississippi. Previously he has interned at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, the ORNL DAAC, and the ORNL Research Library. Talk with him about metadata, archives, digital curation, GIS, remote sensing, libraries, food, weather, kites, hiking/camping, electric vehicles, & dogs. Feel free to connect on LinkedIn!

11:00am EST

Opening Plenary PlenarySusan Shingledecker • Kasie Richards

12:30pm EST

1:30pm EST

A Town Hall with the new Data Sovereignty Cluster Room 2Carolina Berys-Gonzalez • Laura Brenskelle • Joseph Gum Context Matters: Refining AI-Readiness Checklist for Geoscience Use Cases Room 1Yuhan "Douglas" Rao

3:15pm EST

Coffee Break Networking Coffee Break

4:00pm EST

From Vision to Action: Globally Networking Geoscience Data Repositories to Advance Complementarity, Interoperability, and Sustainability Room 8Kerstin Lehnert • Danie Kinkade • Kirsten Elger • Lesley Wyborn • Shelley Stall

11:00am EST

Data Democracy: Empowering Everyone with Our Data, Tools, and Services (Part 1) Room 1Elizabeth Joyner • Kytt MacManus • Nathan Quarderer • Elsa Culler

12:30pm EST

1:30pm EST

Enabling Connections among Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) Room 5Matthew Mayernik • Ted Habermann • Madison Langseth • Shelley Stall

3:00pm EST

4:00pm EST

Research Showcase Poster & Demo Live Event Research Showcase

11:00am EST

Plenary: Impactful Co-Production PlenarySusan Shingledecker • Kira Sullivan-Wiley

12:30pm EST

1:30pm EST

Stories of governance and open science culture change in government Room 3Eli Holmes • Julia Lowndes

3:15pm EST

Coffee Break Networking Coffee Break

4:00pm EST

Federal data strategies: How can Federal agencies harness partnerships and innovation to maximize the impact of Earth science data resources? Room 6Leslie Hsu • Raleigh Martin

11:00am EST

Civic Science and Community Building in the Information Age Room 4Carrie Seltzer • Steve Formel • Steve Young

12:30pm EST

1:30pm EST

Closing Plenary & Peer Recognition Ceremony PlenaryDenise Hills • Susan Shingledecker