There will be a session at AGU that invites speakers on data repositories.  The 
session is intended to help scientists better understand the range of data 
repositories available to them so that they can choose the best place to 
archive their data.  The session is organized by the Environmental Data 
Initiative.  The deadline for abstracts submissions is Wednesday, 2 August 
2017, 23:59 EDT and abstracts will not be accepted after this date.

IN025: Earth and Environmental Data Repositories: Considerations for Choosing 
the Most Appropriate
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Session Description:
As Earth Science research funders’ expectations for sharing of research 
products increase, scientists grapple with how to manage their data, software, 
and analytical workflows to ensure their persistence. Selecting an appropriate 
repository may be a challenge for researchers who must consider the communities 
a repository serves, the type of products it can house, how the data will be 
shared by other repositories and/or published through larger aggregation and 
integration efforts, licensing, persistent identifier assignment, and quality 
of tools the repository offers for discovery and reuse. Researchers may also be 
unable to meet repository documentation and formatting requirements if they 
lack informatics expertise. Presenters in this session will introduce their 
repositories with the aim of providing recommendations to scientists about 
where to archive their research products. The session also invites 
presentations on tools that help scientists document and submit their data, or 
on lessons learned or common problems encountered.



Kristin Vanderbilt, Ph.D.
Information Manager
Florida Coastal Everglades LTER Program
OE 148, Florida International University
University Park
Miami, Florida 33199


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