Calling All Experimentalists: EarthCube domain end-user workshop to address community needs for sharing and managing experimental data and techniques: Year 1 Experimental stratigr

召集所有实验者举办工作坊，以建立共享和管理实验数据和技术的社区网络-第1年：由德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校的Wonsuk Kim、Leslie Hsu、Raleigh Martin和Brandon McElroy Ear-1250525所著的实验地层学。奥斯汀实验地球表面过程和地下地层开发的摘要研究正处于一个数据丰富的时代，高分辨率、基于数字的数据集迅速扩展，这些数据集甚至在几年前都无法获得。在水槽实验室的地表过程和地下建筑科学的最新更新上投入了数百万美元。这些设施正在随着先进技术和方法的发展而发展，以便能够在更大规模和更精细分辨率下进行比以往任何时候都更多的更复杂的实验。由于预计需要存储大量的原始数据和分析数据，因此需要在社区层面做出协调一致的努力。PIS设想指导资源的开发，以增加实验室数据在最初研究之外的用途，增加收集和共享实验数据的有效渠道，并在实验数据的背景下促进实验者社区、计算机建模人员和现场地质学家之间的更大联系。他们打算在EarthCube和研讨会参与者之间提供双向交流。首先，这次研讨会的结果将通过提供学科科学家的详细信息来为地球立方体的工作提供信息。PIS将向社区征集数据和信息需求，并在EarthCube网站上的相关讨论和小组(例如数据发现、互操作和语义学小组)中为EarthCube工作贡献这些需求。其次，他们将作为EarthCube活动的代言人，告知他们的社区从参加EarthCube活动中了解到的当前发展和需求(徐已经参加了11月份的活动，并已申请参加6月份的活动)。

CALLING ALL EXPERIMENTALISTS A WORKSHOP TO BUILD A COMMUNITY NETWORK FOR SHARING AND MANAGING EXPERIMENTAL DATA AND TECHNIQUES - YEAR 1: EXPERIMENTAL STRATIGRAPHY By Wonsuck Kim, Leslie Hsu, Raleigh Martin, and Brandon McElroy EAR-1250525, University of Texas, Austin ABSTRACT Research in experimental Earth surface processes and subsurface stratal development is in a data-rich era with rapid expansion of high-resolution, digitally based data sets that were not available even a few years ago. Multiple millions of dollars have been invested into recent updates in flume laboratories for the science of surface processes and subsurface architecture. These facilities are evolving along with advanced technology and methodology to allow a greater number of more sophisticated experiments at larger scales and finer resolutions than those that could ever be achieved before. In anticipation of the need for storing vast amounts of raw and analyzed data, a coherent effort is required at the community level. PIs envision guiding development of resources to increase the utility of laboratory data beyond its original study, adding an efficient channel for collecting and sharing experimental data, and fostering greater connectivity between the experimentalist community, computer modelers, and field geologists in the context of experimental data. They intend to provide two-way communication between EarthCube and workshop participants. First, the results of this workshop will feed into the EarthCube effort by providing detailed information from disciplinary scientists. PIs will solicit data and informatics needs from the community and contribute these requirements to the EarthCube effort in the relevant discussions and groups (e.g. Data Discovery, Interop, and Semantics groups) on the EarthCube website. Second, they will serve as spokespersons for the EarthCube effort by informing their community of the current developments and needs that have been learned from attending EarthCube events (Hsu has attended the November charrette and has applied to attend the June charrette).