Virtual Training for Collaboration in Environmental Data Science¶
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Welcome to the Environmental Data Science Innovation & Inclusion Lab (ESIIL)! These training sessions are intended to provide attendees to the ESIIL Innovation Summit with some technical background to help foster innovation and collaboartion during the summit. Through this training, attendees will learn how to access and engage with cloud-based communication and computational tools that will be relied on throughout the summit, fundamental Environmental Data Science (EDS) skills using R and Python, and ways to make your science open and reproducible. These sessions are being recorded and published on KIStorm for anyone who is unable to attend, or for those who would like to go back and revisit these lessons. Finally, we will have super-fun virtual and in-person help desks set up during the summit as questions come up and for anyone who would like help troubleshooting.
Agenda¶
Each session will run from 12pm - 2pm Mountain Daylight Time and will meet virtually over Zoom.
Day 1 (Wednesday May, 17)¶
Collaborating with Other People Using Cloud Computing¶
- Instructors: Culler, CyVerse Team, Greaves, Tuff, Verleye
- Welcome!
- Navigating KIStorm (Greaves) ⚡
- Navigating the Constellation of Cyberinfrastructure (CyVerse Team, Tuff, Verleye)
- GitHub for Collaboration (Culler, Tuff, Verleye) 🤝
Day 2 (Thursday May, 18)¶
R and Python Bilingualism: How to Talk to Everybody¶
- Instructors: Culler, Tuff
Day 3 (Friday May, 19)¶
Tools for Keeping Your Science Open and Reproducible¶
(borrowed from the CyVerse Foundational Open Science Skills 2023 open online course)
- Instructors: CyVerse Team
Links¶
Hack pad: https://hackmd.io/@cyverse-foss/SJV9X6WHh/edit
GitHub repository: https://github.com/CU-ESIIL/pre-innovation-summit-training
KIStorm: https://kistorm.com/login
Slack: esiilinnovationsummit.slack.com
CyVerse User Portal: https://user.cyverse.org
Open Earth Data Science Textbook: https://www.earthdatascience.org/
Code of Conduct (amended from The Carpentries)¶
- Use welcoming and use inclusive language
- Be respectful of different viewpoints and experiences
- Gracefully accept constructive criticism
- Focus on what is best for the community
- Show courtesy and respect towards other community members
Our team¶
Michele Cosi
- Data Scientist, CyVerse
- Website
Elsa Culler
- Education Trainer - Earth Lab; ESIIL
- Website
Malachi Greaves
- Know Innovation
- Website
Ming Posa
- Executive Assistant - ESIIL
- Website
Nate Quarderer
- Education Director - Earth Lab; ESIIL
- Website
Jim Sanovia
- Tribal Resilience Data Scientist - ESIIL
- Website
Tyson Swetnam
- CoPI, CyVerse, ESIIL
- Website
Ty Tuff
- Data Scientist - Earth Lab; ESIIL
- Website
Erick Verleye
- Software Developer - Earth Lab; ESIIL
- Website
Acknowledgments¶
This work is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF Award Number DBI-2153040).