A conference on regional and global sea-level change, the latest sea-level technology, and the future of sea-level research to celebrate the 85th anniversary of the Permanent Service for Mean Sea Level (PSMSL). Hosted by PSMSL, the conference will take place at the National Oceanography Centre and Liverpool University, UK. For further information, including outline plan for sessions and ...
First ICSTI Webinar for 2018 – Thursday 12 April 2018 We are fortunate to have commitments from three top speakers who will address the subject of Blockchain and the potential for change in the world of scholarly communication that may be stimulated by Blockchain. This topic is attracting much discussion and speculation among researchers, librarians and publishers and will be of immediate ...
ICSTI’s 2018 Conference on 10–11 September at the British Library, London We are very pleased to confirm the above dates and venue for our 2018 conference. As a founding member of the WorldWideScience Alliance (WWSA), the British Library is generously offering meeting rooms for two days for both the ICSTI and WWSA annual meetings and for the WWSA 10th Anniversary event. The British Library is ...
With emphasis on recent significant developments in remote sensing, the theme of Pecora 20 is ' Observing a Changing Earth: Science for Decisions…Monitoring, Assessment, and Projection '. This conference will offer a program on applications of satellite and other Earth observations to monitor, assess, and perform projections of future land and water resources, as well as big data and other ...
The International CODATA 2017 Conference, 'Global Challenges and Data-driven Science' will explore the fundamental issues relating to the availability, (re-)use and scientific analysis of data that relate to the most significant contemporary global challenges. Global science is increasingly data-driven. Major international scientific programmes contribute to a collective endeavour to ...
On 3–7 July 2017, EUDAT is organizing a Summer School, set in the stunning landscapes of Heraklion, Crete, and kindly hosted by FORTH , to introduce early-career researchers to the principles and tools needed for careers in data intensive science and data management. The course is applicable to those working with big data, as well as researchers from less data-intensive communities. In ...
