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Pickup Truck Coding & Agricultural Monitoring: Meet Lindsay Barbieri Wednesday, February 10, 2016 - 10:21
Curled up in the driver's seat of a mud-layered pickup truck, I carefully tap out some final code adjustments on my laptop. The hum of the generator in the back drowns out the quiet air-gulping noises from our greenhouse gas analyzer beside it, so I keep a careful eye on the clock. Eight more minutes before...
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Hello World: Meet Sam Silva Monday, February 1, 2016 - 00:00
I work as a PhD student at MIT in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics working with Colette Heald. I’m currently trying to understand interactions between the biosphere and the chemical composition of the atmosphere, which (enter: ESIP) involves wading through all sorts of data! Right now I’m studying the impact that the expansion of oil palm plantations has on air quality in...
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ESIP Interview: Denise Hills, Geologic Survey of Alabama Thursday, January 21, 2016 - 23:05
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ESIP Data Stewardship Committee Updates: End of Year Activities and Looking Forward to 2016 Monday, November 30, 2015 - 11:40 Being the student fellow this year for the Data Stewardship Committee has been an amazing learning experience for me. Through working with the Committee, not only did I get to know more Committee members and learn more about the Committee’s key collaborative areas, but I was also able to participate in some of the key projects. Among the various activities that I was able to contribute to (and had reported on in the previous blogs), data management training continues to be one of my favorite topics. Even though the concept of data management is becoming more...
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Hello World! My name is Sam Silva, and I am a new ESIP student fellow.
Denise Hills is Director of the Energy Investigations Program at the