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 * ETV infrastructure for high resolution precipitation isoscape (CONUS):  '''Kei Yoshimura''': climate scientist and lead scientists for global and regional scale simulation of stable isotopes in precipitation will contribute hourly, daily and weekly  and gridded time series for North America which will serve to extend the measurement record at Shale Hills Trout lake to the climate reanalysis record 1979-present and provide an important new data resource for catchment isoscapes globally.
-* Sharing USGS Federal Data and Modeling Assets For Catchment-Lake Modeling: '''Jordan Read''', USGS, physical limnologist and lake modeler who has extensive experience in developing and implementing numerical simulations for lakes. His recent implementation of GLM, lake numerical simulation software, models lake temperatures in hundreds of Wisconsin lakes.
+* Sharing USGS Federal Data and Modeling Assets For Catchment-Lake Modeling: '''Jordan Read''', USGS, physical limnologist and lake modeler who has extensive experience in developing and implementing numerical simulations for lakes. His recent use of GLM, lake numerical simulation software, models lake temperatures in hundreds of Wisconsin lakes.
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−	Attending: Brian Wee, David Vieglas, Rick Hooper, Kei Yoshimura, Hilary Dugan, Jordan Read, David Tarboton, Christopher Duffy, Yolanda Gil, and Paul Hanson	+	Attending: Brian Wee, David Vieglas, Rick Hooper, Kei Yoshimura, Hilary Dugan, Jordan Read, David Tarboton,
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	* Sharing USGS Federal Data and Modeling Assets For Catchment-Lake Modeling: '''Jordan Read''', USGS, physical limnologist and lake modeler who has extensive experience in developing and implementing numerical simulations for lakes. His recent implementation of GLM, lake numerical simulation software, models lake temperatures in hundreds of Wisconsin lakes.		* Sharing USGS Federal Data and Modeling Assets For Catchment-Lake Modeling: '''Jordan Read''', USGS, physical limnologist and lake modeler who has extensive experience in developing and implementing numerical simulations for lakes. His recent implementation of GLM, lake numerical simulation software, models lake temperatures in hundreds of Wisconsin lakes.
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 '''Demonstrating the strategy'''<br/>
 •	Example: Writing a research paper using the Organic Data Science Framework (online) (30) (Yolanda) <br/>
-•	Training newcomers using the Organic Data Science Framework (online) (30) (Hilary)
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 '''Demonstrating the strategy cont’d'''<br/>
-•	Example: Organizing a workshop using the Organic Data Science Framework (online)  (30) (Hilary)<br/>
+•	Future work on the Organic Data Science Framework (online)  (30) (Yolanda)<br/>
-•	Collaborative research using the Organic Data Science Framework (online)  (30) (Yolanda)<br/>
+•	Jumpstarting new collaboration groups and new communities  (30) (Hilary and Yolanda)<br/>
 •	Creating cross-disciplinary models and data  (30)
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 * National Data Infrastructure and Social Networking:  '''David Tarboton''', lead scientist on the CUAHSI HydroShare funded by NSF effort will work with the PI’s on the social computing aspects the project and in integrating modeling and data resources into the HydroShare community data system.
-* Serving a High Resolution Precipitation Isoscape for all Critical Zone Observatories:  '''Anthony Aufdenkampe''', lead scientist on NSF funded Integrated Data Management for Critical Zone Observatories and PI on the Christina River basin CZO, will collaborate with the Creativ Team for CZO Data and in building a new database for stable isotope data in precipitation (1979-Pres) for all CZO sites.
+* Serving a High Resolution Precipitation Isoscape for all Critical Zone Observatories:  '''Anthony Aufdenkampe''', lead scientist on NSF funded Integrated Data Management for Critical Zone Observatories and PI on the Christina River basin CZO, will collaborate with the Inspire Team on CZO Data and in building a new database for stable isotope data in precipitation (1979-Pres) for all CZO sites.
 * National Geospatial Data Infrastructure and the CUAHSI Water Data Center: '''Rick Hooper & Alva Couch''', Executive Director and lead scientist for CUAHSI and the CUAHSI Water Data Center will collaborate by advising project personnel on standards and services interfaces used by CUAHSI Water Data Center to allow integration and sharing of geospatial services between WDC and Hydroterre.

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 ==List of Collaborators==
-* Supporting Regional Community DATA Infrastructure:  Gordon Grant, geomorphologist and  chair of the NSF Critical Zone Steering Committee will work with the team to develop a strategy to share  important ETV (Essential Terrestrial  Variables) geospatial data resources and to consult on new ETV data resources for  d18O and d2H in precipitation across the Willamette watershed and Cascade Mountains, an area rich in previous studies of isotopic chemistry and hydrology
+* Supporting Regional Community DATA Infrastructure:  '''Gordon Grant''', geomorphologist and  chair of the NSF Critical Zone Steering Committee will work with the team to develop a strategy to share  important ETV (Essential Terrestrial  Variables) geospatial data resources and to consult on new ETV data resources for  d18O and d2H in precipitation across the Willamette watershed and Cascade Mountains, an area rich in previous studies of isotopic chemistry and hydrology
-* National Data Infrastructure and Social Networking:  David Tarboton, lead scientist on the CUAHSI HydroShare funded by NSF effort will work with the PI’s on the social computing aspects the project and in integrating modeling and data resources into the HydroShare community data system.
+* National Data Infrastructure and Social Networking:  '''David Tarboton''', lead scientist on the CUAHSI HydroShare funded by NSF effort will work with the PI’s on the social computing aspects the project and in integrating modeling and data resources into the HydroShare community data system.
-* Serving a High Resolution Precipitation Isoscape for all Critical Zone Observatories:  Anthony Aufdenkampe, lead scientist on NSF funded Integrated Data Management for Critical Zone Observatories and PI on the Christina River basin CZO, will collaborate with the Creativ Team for CZO Data and in building a new database for stable isotope data in precipitation (1979-Pres) for all CZO sites.
+* Serving a High Resolution Precipitation Isoscape for all Critical Zone Observatories:  '''Anthony Aufdenkampe''', lead scientist on NSF funded Integrated Data Management for Critical Zone Observatories and PI on the Christina River basin CZO, will collaborate with the Creativ Team for CZO Data and in building a new database for stable isotope data in precipitation (1979-Pres) for all CZO sites.
-* National Geospatial Data Infrastructure and the CUAHSI Water Data Center: Rick Hooper & Alva Couch, Executive Director and lead scientist for CUAHSI and the CUAHSI Water Data Center will collaborate by advising project personnel on standards and services interfaces used by CUAHSI Water Data Center to allow integration and sharing of geospatial services between WDC and Hydroterre.
+* National Geospatial Data Infrastructure and the CUAHSI Water Data Center: '''Rick Hooper & Alva Couch''', Executive Director and lead scientist for CUAHSI and the CUAHSI Water Data Center will collaborate by advising project personnel on standards and services interfaces used by CUAHSI Water Data Center to allow integration and sharing of geospatial services between WDC and Hydroterre.
-* National Data and Interoperability Standards: Brian Wee, scientist with NEON (the National Ecological Observing Network) will collaborate by advising project personnel on standards and interoperability of NEON data with CZO’s, GLEON and other observatories.
+* National Data and Interoperability Standards: '''Brian Wee''', scientist with NEON (the National Ecological Observing Network) will collaborate by advising project personnel on standards and interoperability of NEON data with CZO’s, GLEON and other observatories.
-* Data Publication, Discovery and Access Infrastructure: David Vieglais DataOne Director of Development and Operations, will support access to existing infrastructure to publish data with appropriate metadata annotations that support discovery and access.  Dr. Gil participates in the DataOne Provenance Working Group, which is extending the W3C PROV standard to science workflows.
+* Data Publication, Discovery and Access Infrastructure: '''David Vieglais''' DataOne Director of Development and Operations, will support access to existing infrastructure to publish data with appropriate metadata annotations that support discovery and access.  Dr. Gil participates in the DataOne Provenance Working Group, which is extending the W3C PROV standard to science workflows.
-* Towards a Shared Data Infrastructure across NSF Science Domains: Emily Stanley will support access to a vast array of data from lakes in northern Wisconsin, including limnological, hydrological, meteorological, and land use land cover.  Stanley will help integrate the proposed work into the scientific agenda of NTL, providing additional collaboration opportunities and broader impact. Futhermore, hydrologists currently working within NTL LTER will provide invaluable insights into regional hydrology, greatly expediting the model calibration needed in the proposed work.
+* Towards a Shared Data Infrastructure across NSF Science Domains: '''Emily Stanley''' will support access to a vast array of data from lakes in northern Wisconsin, including limnological, hydrological, meteorological, and land use land cover.  Stanley will help integrate the proposed work into the scientific agenda of NTL, providing additional collaboration opportunities and broader impact. Futhermore, hydrologists currently working within NTL LTER will provide invaluable insights into regional hydrology, greatly expediting the model calibration needed in the proposed work.
-* ETV infrastructure for high resolution precipitation isoscape (CONUS):  Kei Yoshimura: climate scientist and lead scientists for global and regional scale simulation of stable isotopes in precipitation will contribute hourly, daily and weekly  and gridded time series for North America which will serve to extend the measurement record at Shale Hills Trout lake to the climate reanalysis record 1979-present and provide an important new data resource for catchment isoscapes globally.
+* ETV infrastructure for high resolution precipitation isoscape (CONUS):  '''Kei Yoshimura''': climate scientist and lead scientists for global and regional scale simulation of stable isotopes in precipitation will contribute hourly, daily and weekly  and gridded time series for North America which will serve to extend the measurement record at Shale Hills Trout lake to the climate reanalysis record 1979-present and provide an important new data resource for catchment isoscapes globally.
-* Sharing USGS Federal Data and Modeling Assets For Catchment-Lake Modeling: Jordan Read, USGS, physical limnologist and lake modeler who has extensive experience in developing and implementing numerical simulations for lakes. His recent implementation of GLM, lake numerical simulation software, models lake temperatures in hundreds of Wisconsin lakes.
+* Sharing USGS Federal Data and Modeling Assets For Catchment-Lake Modeling: '''Jordan Read''', USGS, physical limnologist and lake modeler who has extensive experience in developing and implementing numerical simulations for lakes. His recent implementation of GLM, lake numerical simulation software, models lake temperatures in hundreds of Wisconsin lakes.

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