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Wednesday, July 22 • 4:00pm - 5:30pm
What we wish we'd learned in grad school: A workshop to develop a mini data management training

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In this workshop, we will put together a short presentation and corresponding materials that graduate students can use to introduce their colleagues to the wonders of data management techniques and the glories of metadata!

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avatar for Yuhan (Douglas) Rao

Yuhan (Douglas) Rao

Postdoctoral Research Scholar, CISESS/NCICS/NCSU
avatar for Ellie Davis

Ellie Davis

ESIP Fellow, University of South Carolina
I am an ESIP Fellow with the Agriculture and Climate Cluster. My research focuses on coastal agricultural adaptation. I also am a graduate research assistant for the Carolinas Integrated Sciences and Assessments (CISA) where I work on the CoCoRaHS citizen science project and business... Read More →
avatar for Ben Roberts-Pierel

Ben Roberts-Pierel

PhD candidate at Oregon State University and ESIP Lab Community Fellow working on cryosphere, snow hydrology, remote sensing and \\'data fusion\\' approaches to understanding changes in cold regions.

Wednesday July 22, 2020 4:00pm - 5:30pm EDT
Room 11
  Working Session, Room 11

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