#agu23 — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #agu23, aggregated by home.social.
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#WakeForest University based Big Data Cluster Collaborator Lauren Lowman studies what happens to plants when there's a drought, after a wildfire, or just how they're reacting to the ongoing #ClimateCrisis.
In this clip from an interview at the 2023 American Geophysical Annual Fall Meeting Lowman talks a bit about the struggle to keep scientific detachment when the thing you're studying is affecting the community you care about.
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#WakeForest University based Big Data Cluster Collaborator Lauren Lowman studies what happens to plants when there's a drought, after a wildfire, or just how they're reacting to the ongoing #ClimateCrisis.
In this clip from an interview at the 2023 American Geophysical Annual Fall Meeting Lowman talks a bit about the struggle to keep scientific detachment when the thing you're studying is affecting the community you care about.
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Lauren Lowman is based at #WakeForest University. She's also one of the collaborators in our Cluster, adding her knowledge and insights to a variety of projects alongside balancing #teaching, #mentoring, and pursuing her own #research.
In this clip from a Cluster Chat recorded during the American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting in 2023 Lowman describes how she was introduced to the Cluster and how its collaborative nature fuels her imagination. #AGU23 #ecology
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Lauren Lowman is based at #WakeForest University. She's also one of the collaborators in our Cluster, adding her knowledge and insights to a variety of projects alongside balancing #teaching, #mentoring, and pursuing her own #research.
In this clip from a Cluster Chat recorded during the American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting in 2023 Lowman describes how she was introduced to the Cluster and how its collaborative nature fuels her imagination. #AGU23 #ecology
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In work alongside Cluster collaborator Ben Abbott, University of Alabama based Arial Shogren researched the shoulder seasons in #Alaska, those times between winter/spring, summer/fall.
Shogren tells us about the importance of collecting dissolved organic carbon data as it moves through the surface layers of the Arctic during these shoulder seasons.
Data comes from the #Toolik area. This conversation recorded at #AGU23.
https://youtube.com/shorts/46obyV3uCII?feature=share
Read the paper: https://bit.ly/423syx4
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In work alongside Cluster collaborator Ben Abbott, University of Alabama based Arial Shogren researched the shoulder seasons in #Alaska, those times between winter/spring, summer/fall.
Shogren tells us about the importance of collecting dissolved organic carbon data as it moves through the surface layers of the Arctic during these shoulder seasons.
Data comes from the #Toolik area. This conversation recorded at #AGU23.
https://youtube.com/shorts/46obyV3uCII?feature=share
Read the paper: https://bit.ly/423syx4
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#Teacher. #Mentor. #Community member.
In this Cluster Chat recorded at the 2023 American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting cluster member Lauren Lowman describes the work she does, the power of collaboration, and how every part of her outside world informs the inner workings of her research and creativity.
Lowman is based at #WakeForest University in #NorthCarolina.
#AGU23 #EnvironmentalScience #ecohydrology #hydrology #ClimateCrisis
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#Teacher. #Mentor. #Community member.
In this Cluster Chat recorded at the 2023 American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting cluster member Lauren Lowman describes the work she does, the power of collaboration, and how every part of her outside world informs the inner workings of her research and creativity.
Lowman is based at #WakeForest University in #NorthCarolina.
#AGU23 #EnvironmentalScience #ecohydrology #hydrology #ClimateCrisis
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As a part of the #CriticalZone Collaborative Network bring together scientists who have a wide variety of fields of study.
As Cluster collaborator Ray Lee, based at the University of Wisconsin Superior, says, it's this spectrum of focus that makes CZNet something special.
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As a part of the #CriticalZone Collaborative Network bring together scientists who have a wide variety of fields of study.
As Cluster collaborator Ray Lee, based at the University of Wisconsin Superior, says, it's this spectrum of focus that makes CZNet something special.
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Outtakes and variants of illustrations from #AGU23 sessions.
Generated in collaboration with #Midjourney. #genAI #SciComm
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Outtakes and variants of illustrations from #AGU23 sessions.
Generated in collaboration with #Midjourney. #genAI #SciComm
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Interviews, overviews, and the journey from classroom to conference.
All of this and more in our #YouTube playlist of videos created last month during the American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting.
#AGU23 #SciComm #EnvironmentalScience
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLELOz7SwUyhOm4jldQ6i7ld79oVLK8dLJ&si=7Kt85VA8fw1sFmB_
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Interviews, overviews, and the journey from classroom to conference.
All of this and more in our #YouTube playlist of videos created last month during the American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting.
#AGU23 #SciComm #EnvironmentalScience
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLELOz7SwUyhOm4jldQ6i7ld79oVLK8dLJ&si=7Kt85VA8fw1sFmB_
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Join researchers, educators, and policymakers at #WaterSciCon24. Submit your abstract by 24 Jan 2024 and be part of a transformative event in St. Paul shaping the future of water science.
Details and submission link: https://bit.ly/48rvaYc
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Join researchers, educators, and policymakers at #WaterSciCon24. Submit your abstract by 24 Jan 2024 and be part of a transformative event in St. Paul shaping the future of water science.
Details and submission link: https://bit.ly/48rvaYc
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Lauren Lowman is based at Wake Forest University and collaborates with members of the Big Data Cluster. In this conversation recorded at the American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting in December 2023 Lowman described how interdisciplinary collaboration fuels her research imagination.
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Lauren Lowman is based at Wake Forest University and collaborates with members of the Big Data Cluster. In this conversation recorded at the American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting in December 2023 Lowman described how interdisciplinary collaboration fuels her research imagination.
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The recording of the 4-hr #EarthEngine and #geemap workshop at #AGU23 is now available. Co-taught by Justin Braaten, Samapriya Roy, and Qiusheng Wu
🎥 Video: youtu.be/YrvCwQoGoxg
📒 Notebook: geemap.org/workshops/AGU_2023 -
The recording of the 4-hr #EarthEngine and #geemap workshop at #AGU23 is now available. Co-taught by Justin Braaten, Samapriya Roy, and Qiusheng Wu
🎥 Video: youtu.be/YrvCwQoGoxg
📒 Notebook: geemap.org/workshops/AGU_2023 -
December’s American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting was a chance to connect with the other Clusters in the Critical Zone Collaborative Network as well as the staff that keeps all 9 Clusters connected as we work. #AGU23
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December’s American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting was a chance to connect with the other Clusters in the Critical Zone Collaborative Network as well as the staff that keeps all 9 Clusters connected as we work. #AGU23
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During the 2023 American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting University of #Vermont based Abigail Rec told us that while thawing #permafrost will have an affect on how the #EarthSystem functions, there's no need to be fearful.
#EnvironmentalScience #SciComm #AGU23 #ArcticScience -
During the 2023 American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting University of #Vermont based Abigail Rec told us that while thawing #permafrost will have an affect on how the #EarthSystem functions, there's no need to be fearful.
#EnvironmentalScience #SciComm #AGU23 #ArcticScience -
Did you attend our programming at #AGU23 and/or want to learn more about Scientist Rebellion? Join our Welcome Meeting Jan 7 at 12pm PT / 3pm ET and join the rebellion @SRTurtleIsland @ScientistRebel1
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Did you attend our programming at #AGU23 and/or want to learn more about Scientist Rebellion? Join our Welcome Meeting Jan 7 at 12pm PT / 3pm ET and join the rebellion @SRTurtleIsland @ScientistRebel1
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20,000 scientists. 5 days. And tons of buzz around switching to computational notebooks for scientific publishing.
#AGU23 is a wrap! Key takeaways tomorrow!
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20,000 scientists. 5 days. And tons of buzz around switching to computational notebooks for scientific publishing.
#AGU23 is a wrap! Key takeaways tomorrow!
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Publishing computational notebooks and AGU NotebooksNow - listen in to @rowan when he sat down to chat Open Science with AGU TV last week #AGU23 @theAGU
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Publishing computational notebooks and AGU NotebooksNow - listen in to @rowan when he sat down to chat Open Science with AGU TV last week #AGU23 @theAGU
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#AGU23 Recap Thread
I got on a train in Brunswick, ME on Dec 7, passing through Boston & changing in Chicago.
The train passed the snowy Rockies & Sierras, a herd of elk, a golden eagle perched by her nest, & lively conversation from nature-loving passengers.Sunday eve I arrived to Emeryville, where we @ScientistRebellion @SRTurtleIsland @ucsusa @ClimateHuman and others planned a whole bunch of events!
Some of us pressured the AGU to make a strong public pledge not to accept donations from fossil fuel companies:
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/14122023/american-geophysical-union-fossil-fuel-industry/Apparently a bit of street theater occurred ahead of our Town Hall:
https://omny.fm/shows/kqed-segmented-audio/climate-protestWhich is perhaps why some folks observed a policeman or two stationed outside 👀
Climate Changemakers' hour of action later that evening was full of productive letter writing and coalition-building
Our grief circle had a fantastic turnout, including the opening plenary speaker and members of the press. Look out for more from @sierraclub and @nature. Special thanks to Dr. Caitlin Pries, who facilitated both the town hall and the grief circle
I can’t do better than Dr. Sandra Steingraber's summary of our inspiring oral session:
https://x.com/ssteingraber1/status/1735422387284574654?s=20
and poster session:
https://x.com/ssteingraber1/status/1735728398583074880?s=20The day after #AGU23 ended, scientists and activists protested in Uganda to call for an end to fossil fuel expansion and climate colonialism @stopeacop If you squint you can see the black sign on the right that says “Out of the lab & into the streets”
This is what frontline communities need from us - radical solidarity in the form of action. All the people and the organizers I met seemed ready to continue organizing on our slack channel - won’t you join us? https://www.climatechangemakers.org/join-slack
See you in the streets <3
p.s. Soooo much actual science as well, that would probably require a full other thread. My favorite talks of the meeting were from @hausfath and Dr. Freya Chay, showing that CDR is not equivalent to mitigation of fossil fuel emissions, and can be embedded in net emitting processes
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#AGU23 Recap Thread
I got on a train in Brunswick, ME on Dec 7, passing through Boston & changing in Chicago.
The train passed the snowy Rockies & Sierras, a herd of elk, a golden eagle perched by her nest, & lively conversation from nature-loving passengers.Sunday eve I arrived to Emeryville, where we @ScientistRebellion @SRTurtleIsland @ucsusa @ClimateHuman and others planned a whole bunch of events!
Some of us pressured the AGU to make a strong public pledge not to accept donations from fossil fuel companies:
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/14122023/american-geophysical-union-fossil-fuel-industry/Apparently a bit of street theater occurred ahead of our Town Hall:
https://omny.fm/shows/kqed-segmented-audio/climate-protestWhich is perhaps why some folks observed a policeman or two stationed outside 👀
Climate Changemakers' hour of action later that evening was full of productive letter writing and coalition-building
Our grief circle had a fantastic turnout, including the opening plenary speaker and members of the press. Look out for more from @sierraclub and @nature. Special thanks to Dr. Caitlin Pries, who facilitated both the town hall and the grief circle
I can’t do better than Dr. Sandra Steingraber's summary of our inspiring oral session:
https://x.com/ssteingraber1/status/1735422387284574654?s=20
and poster session:
https://x.com/ssteingraber1/status/1735728398583074880?s=20The day after #AGU23 ended, scientists and activists protested in Uganda to call for an end to fossil fuel expansion and climate colonialism @stopeacop If you squint you can see the black sign on the right that says “Out of the lab & into the streets”
This is what frontline communities need from us - radical solidarity in the form of action. All the people and the organizers I met seemed ready to continue organizing on our slack channel - won’t you join us? https://www.climatechangemakers.org/join-slack
See you in the streets <3
p.s. Soooo much actual science as well, that would probably require a full other thread. My favorite talks of the meeting were from @hausfath and Dr. Freya Chay, showing that CDR is not equivalent to mitigation of fossil fuel emissions, and can be embedded in net emitting processes
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It has been an incredible week at #AGU2023 in San Francisco! Full of insightful presentations, engaging discussions and meeting with old/new friends.
I also had the opportunity to present a research poster on the socioeconomic impacts of compound flooding - the engagement and feedback were amazing. -
It has been an incredible week at #AGU2023 in San Francisco! Full of insightful presentations, engaging discussions and meeting with old/new friends.
I also had the opportunity to present a research poster on the socioeconomic impacts of compound flooding - the engagement and feedback were amazing. -
Exploring patterns and processes of Critical Zone multidimensional resilience
Presented by Big Data Cluster's University of #Vermont based Julia Perdrial during the American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting in December 2023.
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Exploring patterns and processes of Critical Zone multidimensional resilience
Presented by Big Data Cluster's University of #Vermont based Julia Perdrial during the American Geophysical Union Annual Fall Meeting in December 2023.
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Thanks for visiting us at #AGU23, talking with us, and supporting us on this wonderful journey to keep scientific research accessible and open for all. Until our next meeting!
Meanwhile, visit seismica.org to read, share, and explore our diverse publication types.
#seismology #EarthquakeScience #openscience #openaccess #DiamondOpenAccess
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#AGU23 is over, and these feet are tired.
In other news, I want you all to know that I've been wearing #WarmingStripes socks all week*, but nobody saw them under my boots.
(* Not the same sock instances - I do have some standards! I have more than one pair!)
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#AGU23 is over, and these feet are tired.
In other news, I want you all to know that I've been wearing #WarmingStripes socks all week*, but nobody saw them under my boots.
(* Not the same sock instances - I do have some standards! I have more than one pair!)
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University of #Vermont based Cluster member Ijaz Ul Haq pushed the boundaries of his work for #AGU23.
As a computer scientist he’s familiar with using #data in his research. For the reaearch he presented today he applied that skill set to pure #environmental science examining data sets from two sites examining #soil temperature and mositure as they recovered from #wildfires.
More about his From Ashes to Insights poster session: https://bit.ly/agu23121514
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University of #Vermont based Cluster member Ijaz Ul Haq pushed the boundaries of his work for #AGU23.
As a computer scientist he’s familiar with using #data in his research. For the reaearch he presented today he applied that skill set to pure #environmental science examining data sets from two sites examining #soil temperature and mositure as they recovered from #wildfires.
More about his From Ashes to Insights poster session: https://bit.ly/agu23121514
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Whew! With #AGU23 closing, it's time to 🙏🏽 thank the 60+ INSTAARs who co/authored abstracts across the past, present, & future of Earth systems. Many gave presentations, some also convened sessions. 👏🏽 Kudos to all, and their collaborators too! https://www.agu.org/fall-meeting
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Good to see there's an ongoing effort to develop guidelines for responsible use of #AI in earth sciences.
Paper presented today at #AGU23 https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-03316-8...and a draft set of guidelines and responsibilities is now open for comment: https://data.agu.org/ethics-ai-ml/2022/12/10/module-feedback/
