Ocean Data Dojo workshop - 01 November 2022

The Ocean Data Dojo project will engage experts in Arctic in situ data collection in ice-ocean sciences, Citizen Science for Arctic communities, and scientific data management. The aim is
to develop a joint understanding of the current practices and gaps in the data delivery chain from research driven ice-ocean observing and citizen science programs in the Svalbard region. The workshop programme is available below.

Location

Hotel Terminus, Bergen

Start date

Tue, 11/01/2022 - 09:00

End date

Tue, 11/01/2022 - 17:00

Document files

Workshop agenda (77.37 KB)

The Ocean Data Dojo project and workshop objectives, Torill Hamre, NERSC (782.4 KB)

FAIR data principles, metadata and data standards, documentation and formatting tools, Lara Ferrighi, METNO (1.78 MB)

INTAROS metadata harmonisation for ocean mooring data, Arnfinn Morvik, IMR (231.65 KB)

IOPAN oceanographic measurements from vessels and moorings in the Svalbard region, Agnieszka Beszczynska-Möller, IOPAN (6.53 MB)

UAV real-time data acquisition, processing and visualization system: current challenges and future developments, D. Petrocelli (9.58 MB)

Developing and using new drifters to measure drift and waves in sea ice and in open ocean, Gaute Hope, METNO (4.62 MB)

Using the ICEWATCH system for collecting sea ice data through citizen science, William Copeland, METNO (5.74 MB)

Data delivery chains for SIOS Core Data SCD4 Oceans, Ilkka Matero, SIOS (3.22 MB)