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- 1. Erin Robinson Information and Virtual Community Director erinrobinson@esipfed.org Communities and Big Data
- 2. Moving into the Social Era “We need to use business models that will allow connected humans with shared interests and goals to work together and to produce returns” -Nilofer Merchant, 11 Rules for Creating Value in the Social Era
- 3. The ESIP Federation is A broad-based, distributed community of Earth science data and information technology practitioners
- 4. The ESIP Federation is A broad-based, distributed community of Earth science data and information technology practitioners
- 5. Community Platform Platform: A powerful ecosystem that scales, morphs and incorporates new features “planks”, [community members]. -Phil Simon, The Age of the Platform
- 6. ESIP Transforms Earth Science ESIP provides community coordination to support interoperability at the data, systems, humans and organizations level.
- 7. ESIP Platform Right Level of Networking?
- 8. ESIP Planks – Single Community Coordination ESIP Hub List-servs Wiki Web Conference
- 10. Wiki Workspaces •The wiki workspace is an example of the right amount of networking. •The circle emphasizes that people are entering, participating and leaving the space as interested or needed. •Wiki workspaces act as an archive of both the product and the artifacts needed to create it. Therefore collaboration can span the time dimension
- 11. Community Data Sharing - „DataSpaces‟ Catalog - Find Dataset Describe Dataset Discuss Dataset Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) • Semantic Wiki: Structured (RDF and Unstructured Content • Open, Standard Metadata - RDF • Ready for Export/Harvesting by Registries, Catalogs
- 12. Workspace Best Practices •Collect distributed, but very related content and provide context •Workspaces can be easily set up and evolve for the group needs •The open nature of the wiki allows unanticipated contributions •Provides rich archive of artifacts: discussion, resources and process the group took as well as the outcome •Allow new users to easily enter the group and see the evolution of the space
- 13. ESIP Planks – Passive Coordination ESIP Hub List- servs Wiki Meetings Social Media
- 14. Social Media and Air Quality
- 15. Social Listening •Listening to the social media chatter about your brand, industry and competition. •Create the search •Subscribe to alert
- 16. Air Twitter Using the consolidated Air Quality(AQ) Social Media stream, Air Twitter has two „listening‟ goals: •Identify AQ Events from the background AQ chatter •Identify public concerns about AQ
- 17. Air Twitter Aggregator RSS Feeds Air Twitter Filter ESIPAQWG Social Media Listening for Air Quality
- 18. Air Twitter – Event Identification August 2009, Los Angeles Fires Normal Weekly Trend
- 20. Air Quality EventSpaces EventSpaces are community workspaces on the ESIP wiki that are created to describe the Event Science Data Social Media This collection of resources is tweeted through the @ESIPAQWG twitter account every 10 tweets to encourage citizen participation and engagement
- 21. Google Analytics Results: August LA Fires
- 22. 580 Views Google Analytics Results: August LA Fires
- 23. Google Analytics Results: August LA Fires
- 24. ESIP Planks – Cross-Community Coordination ESIP Hub List-servs Wiki Meetings Web Conference Social Media ESIP Commons Email Marketing
- 27. ESIP Commons for Hybrid Meetings Pre-Meeting: - Sessions are developed and scheduled - Posters are submitted digitally During Meeting: -- Remote participation details are linked from rooms -- Notes are captured in the ESIP Commons -- Files are linked to the session pages Post-Meeting: -- Leaders and presenters get credit through citations -- Proceedings is automatically generated with all material http://commons.esipfed.org
- 28. Conclusion & Key Take-Aways • Don‟t overdo the technology • Make collaboration work for your “day job” • What few things need to be the same, so that everything else can be different?
- 29. Thanks! Created using Wordle.. erinrobinson@esipfed.org @ESIPFed On the Web - esipfed.org commons.esipfed.org
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- She goes on to say that connected people with shared interests and goals can create “virtual circles to produce returns for any company that serves their needs.
- Evolves over time, All of these pieces also evolve Using mostly out of the box tools with minimal development
- Evolves over time, All of these pieces also evolve Using mostly out of the box tools with minimal development
- Evolves over time, All of these pieces also evolve Using mostly out of the box tools with minimal development