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Friday, July 19 • 10:00am - 11:30am
Preparing climate and hydrological time series data for submission to CUAHSI

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In this working session we will introduce CUAHSI Data services to manage point time series data, such as streamflow and precipitation. This standardized data format will enable data synthesis and comparison across different sites and locations. Specifically, we will demonstrate how to convert a climate dataset into this format and upload to CUAHSI’s data repository. Participants may follow along using their own data. Please bring one year’s worth of climate station data in your local format to this working session along with a laptop containing your favorite scripting environment. We will also provide an example dataset and expertise in various scripting languages. The goal is for a data manager to obtain a good understanding of the workflow involved for converting their local climate station data for submission to CUAHSI’s data repository.

Session recording here.
Moderators
CG

Corinna Gries


Speakers
MS

Martin Seul

WS

Wade Sheldon

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Margaret O'Brien

Data Manager, University of California, Santa Barbara
My academic background is in biological oceanography. Today, I am a data specialist working with the Environmental Data Initiative (EDI) plus ecosystem-level projects conducting primary research, like the LTER network, and a marine Biodiversity Observation Network. My primary data... Read More →
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Suzanne Remillard

Oregon State University

Friday July 19, 2019 10:00am - 11:30am PDT
Room 316
  Room 316, Working Session

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