| 8:00-9:00 |
Breakfast |
| 9:00-9:10 |
Welcome, orientation to goals, structure of the meeting |
| 9:10-9:30 |
Cyberinfrastructure Working Group flash talks (David Moulton)
- Meeting Objectives
- Data Management
- Data-Model Integration
- Software Engineering and Interoperability
- Computing Infrastructure
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| 9:30-10:30 |
ESS-DIVE Updates/Planning Discussion (Charu Varadharajan, Shreyas Cholia)
- ESS-DIVE Feature Updates
- Community Input on ESS-DIVE's Future
- Discussion on Community Funds
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| 10:30-10:45 |
Break |
| 10:45-12:00 |
Flash talks: Communicating new, exciting CI capabilities and engaging
the ESS community in shared CI needs (5+2 min). Add your questions and
comments to the google doc.(Terri Velliquette)
- Pamela Weisenhorn (ANL) - Takeaways from the BERAC Unified Data Workshop and Diverse User Experiences
- Kjiersten Fagnan (JGI, LBNL) - JGI’s data citation explorer
- Satish Karra (PNNL) - EMSL capabilities
- Julia Masterman (CUASHI) - CUAHSI: A nonprofit water research
support facility.
- Drew Huitt (OSTI) - DOE CODE: Assigning Software DOIs
- Stephanie Pennington (PNNL) - COMPASS-FME Sensor Data Management for Impactful Coastal Science Research.
- Tim Scheibe (PNNL) - ModEx adventures: AI, transferability, participatory science, and the scientific method.
- Roelof Versteeg (Subsurface Insights) and John Bargar (EMSL) Open source software for data fusion and analysis for systems biology and bioenergy.
- Youmi Oh (NOAA) - Harmonizing Natural Methane Datasets using Knowledge Guided Machine Learning
- Dipankar Dwivedi (LBNL) - Transferability in Earth System Science: Deep Learning for Diverse Environmental Conditions
- Nate Collier (ORNL) - intake-esgf: Programmatic Access to the Earth System Grid Federation (ESGF) Holdings
- Rich Fiorella (LANL) - NGEE Arctic ELM Workshop
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| 12:00-12:45 |
Lunch
- Continue informal collaborative discussions with participants.
|
| 12:45-1:45 |
Group Discussion: Generative AI tools and workflows (Co-Leads: David Moulton, Xingyuan Chen)
- Jam board wish list
- Panel sharing experiences and lessons learned
- Tim Scheibe (PPNL - SFA co-lead)
- Mike Heroux (SNL - IDEAS-ECP, ECP ST lead, Trilinos
- Tasneem Ahmadullah (PNNL SFA postdoc)
- Tyson L Swetnam, Edwin Skidmore (UofA, Cyverse Project)
- Jam board what's next
Provide logistics and expectations for hands-on and breakout sessions.
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| 1:45-3:15 |
Hands-on Sessions: (Concurrent)
- Accessing HPC resources with Jupyter notebooks
Co-leads: Lee Ann McCue, Kurt Maier & Ryan Dubina (COMPASS), Nick Tyler (NERSC) & Dani Cassol (JGI)
- Jupyter notebook examples using the COMPASS-FME Sensor Data
- ESS-DIVE Data reporting formats
Co-leads: Emily Robles (ESS-DIVE), Joan Damerow (ESS-DIVE), Madison Burrus (ESS-DIVE)
- Overview of ESS-DIVE reporting formats
- Hands on session with the file-level metadata format
- Incentives for adoption of formats in scientific workflows
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| 3:15-3:30 |
Break |
| 3:30-5:00 |
Breakouts: Round Robin over three key topics
Participants will visit each topic for ~30 min. The facilitators will take 3 minutes to introduce the topic and suggest themes for discussion.
- Hypothesis Driven ModEx
- Facilitators: Tim Scheibe, Eoin Brodie, Scott Painter
- Model intercomparison studies beyond traditional benchmarking
- Facilitators: Xingyuan Chen, Nate Collier, Jitu Kumar, ...
- Quick demo of ILAMB capability for model intercomparison.
- An open discussion to develop watershed intercomparison
science cases and testbeds.
- Modeling code management and packaging of model data
- Facilitators: Charu Varadharajan, Drew Huitt, Zhi Li, ...
- Current model data archiving guidelines
- Archiving model outputs
- Deciding to archive model codes as software vs. data
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| 5:00-5:30 |
Wrap-up/What’s next |