Data Mash-Ups: Using Citizen Science Data in Conjunction with Other NASA Data Sets

Name: Data Mash-Ups: Using Citizen Science Data in Conjunction with Other NASA Data Sets — NASA Cit Sci Leaders Series
Start: 2020-07-22T15:30:00-0400
End: 2020-07-22T17:00:00-0400

Wednesday, July 22, 2020
3:30 PM 5:00 PM

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With Dr. Aaron Meisner, Dr. J. Brant Dodson, and Dr. Heather Lynch

0:00 Welcome
1:26 Marc Kuchner and Sarah Kirn reflect on the first month of the CitSci 2020 series
7:06 Announcement of a new partnership between Zooniverse and NASA, with Dr. Laura Trouille and Dr. Lucy Fortson
9:33 Introduction of Dr. Heather Ann Fischer, panel host, who introduces today’s topic
14:27 Dr. Aaron Meisner, Backyard Worlds: Planet 9
18:37 Dr. J. Brant Dodson, GLOBE Observer
22:38 Dr. Heather Lynch, Mapping Application for Penguin Populations and Projected Dynamics
26:15 Panel discussion

Citizen science efforts are frequently used to collect complementary ground observations or analyze remotely collected data, with impressive results in fields as diverse as archeology to climatology. On the flip side, citizen scientists have amassed impressive data sets of observations. These data sets may hold heretofore hidden insight into the working of earth systems and processes. How can remotely sensed data be used to unlock new information from these data sets?

Posted In: Summer of Citizen Science 2020, What is different about citizen science data?
Tagged: Data, NASA Data, Backyard World: Planet 9, MAPPPD, GLOBE Observer, GLOBE

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