EarthCube End-User Domain Workshop for Rock Deformation and Mineral Physics Research

EarthCube 岩石变形和矿物物理研究最终用户领域研讨会

• 批准号: 1343133
• 负责人: Chris Marone
• 金额: $ 10万
• 依托单位: Pennsylvania State Univ University Park
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2013
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2013-06-15 至 2015-05-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1343133&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: EarthCube; End; User; Domain; Workshop

This workshop is to bring together the Rock Mechanics and COMPRESS Mineral Physics communities to gather requirements for the NSF-funded EarthCube initiative whose goal is to design and implement a new data and knowledge management system for the geosciences. The workshop will assemble a group of about 70 experts in rock deformation and high-pressure mineral physics to discuss their cyberinfrastructure needs in terms of data, modeling, and visualization. Goals will be to surface cyberinfrastructure needs that are presently holding these communities back and to enable their ability to address fault-slip behaviors, brittle-ductile transitions in lithologic materials, scientific drilling, deformation processes in subduction zones, and the physical, chemical, and electronic properties of geologic materials in the deep Earth. The two and a half day workshop will be held in Alexandria, Virginia in early November of 2013. A catalyzing issue of the workshop concerns the nature and reporting of experimental and observational data. Addressing these cyberinfrastructure needs represents a fundamental challenge to digital representation/integration and allowance of broad public access to data from this field that can be aided by involvement with EarthCube. This project is important for both the scientific and cyberinfrastructure development of the geosciences. Future progress of the geosciences will be based on the integration of rich and diverse datasets. This workshop will identify the needs of one of the most important and societally relevant groups in Earth Science. There will be a vast array of intellectually challenging tasks in describing and integrating data across a spectrum of scales as well as granularity that will be addressed at the workshop. Broader impacts of the work include provisions for improving public access to data from these fields, especially for those interested in studying earthquakes or assessing and manageing their impacts. it also builds infrastructure for science in terms of helping create more effective and interoperable data and modeling frameworks. The workshop will also emphasize the inclusion of early career researchers, thus ensuring the needs are met of the next generation of rock deformation professionals.

该研讨会是将岩石力学汇集在一起​​，并压缩矿物质物理社区，以收集NSF资助的EarthCube倡议的要求，其目标是为地球科学设计和实施新的数据和知识管理系统。该研讨会将组成大约70名岩石变形和高压矿物物理学专家，以讨论其网络基础结构需求，以数据，建模和可视化来讨论。目标将是目前正在阻止这些社区的网络基础设施需求，并能够解决岩性材料中的脆性 - 延性过渡，俯冲区域中的科学钻探，变形过程以及深层地球地球地球材料的物理，化学特性和电子特性的能力。两天半的研讨会将于2013年11月上旬在弗吉尼亚州的亚历山大举行。研讨会的催化问题涉及实验和观察数据的性质和报告。满足这些网络基础架构需求是对数字代表/集成的基本挑战，以及从该领域广泛访问该领域的数据的允许，这可以通过参与Earthcube来帮助。该项目对于地球科学的科学和网络基础设施发展都很重要。地球科学的未来进步将基于富裕和多样化数据集的整合。该研讨会将确定地球科学中最重要，最相关的群体之一的需求。在描述和集成一系列规模以及将在研讨会上解决的粒度，将有大量的智力挑战性任务。这项工作的更广泛的影响包括改善这些领域的公众访问数据的规定，特别是对于那些有兴趣研究地震或评估和管理其影响的人。 它还在帮助创建更有效和可互操作的数据和建模框架方面为科学建立了基础架构。研讨会还将强调早期职业研究人员的包含，从而确保满足下一代岩石变形专业人员的需求。