Conference: 27th GLOBE Annual Meeting: GLOBE Science Opens Global Benefits

在过去的28年里，地球仪计划社区创建了一个开放访问的数据库，拥有超过2.33亿次测量，并以每月近200万次提交的速度增长。随着该计划的不断发展，它需要建立在过去的成功，因为它试图解决当前的挑战和其他可能摆在面前。2023年地球仪会议将重点关注开放科学，为赞助商的战略目标做出贡献。因此，地球仪计划将其影响扩大到其社区之外，并扩大到更广泛的地球和空间科学以及科学教育社区。地球仪计划的测量数据库可免费访问。作为开放科学的核心原则之一，2023年年会将讨论地球仪计划元素如何遵循开放科学的原则，并与赞助机构围绕数据可访问性的优先事项保持一致。会议将通过以下方面探讨和解决开放科学的主题：1。超越国界; 2。教室内外; 3。超越点映射;和4.该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

The GLOBE Program community has over the past 28 years created an openly accessible database with over 233 million measurements and growing at an increasing rate of almost 2 million submissions per month. As the program continues to grow, it needs to build on the success of the past as it attempts to address current challenges and others that may lie ahead. The 2023 Globe meeting will focus on Open Science, contributing to sponsors’ strategic objectives. Thus, GLOBE plans to increase its impacts beyond its community and into the wider Earth and Space Science and science education communities. The GLOBE Program’s measurement databases are freely accessible. As one of the core principles of Open Science, the 2023 Annual meeting will address how GLOBE program elements exemplify the principles of Open Science and align with sponsoring Agency priorities around data accessibility. Meeting sessions will explore and address the theme Open Science through the following strands: 1. Mobilizing Beyond Borders; 2. In and Beyond Classrooms; 3. Mapping Beyond Dots; and 4. Open Science Benefits the Environment/Society.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.