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Closing Plenary
Session Time January 10th; 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Location Salon E
Description Breakout session highlights, Keynote Speaker, Workshop wrap-up.
Chair Jeff de La Beaujardière
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Talk Length (min) Title Presenter
7P.1 10 Closing Plenary Intro Jeff de La Beaujardière
7P.2 10 ESIP Introduction Erin Robinson
7P.3 45 Breakout Session Highlights Session Chairs
7P.4 45 Keynote - Metamorphosis: Environmental Data Management Transitions from Adolescence to Adulthood Dr. William Hooke
7P.5 10 Final Wrap-Up


Abstracts
7P.1 Closing Plenary Intro

Jeff de La Beaujardière (NOAA/EDMC)

Call to order of the Closing Plenary of 2017 NOAA EDMW


7P.2 ESIP Introduction

Erin Robinson (ESIP)

As Executive Director the Earth Science Information Partnership (ESIP) , Erin Robinson will provide a brief overview of ESIP and its Winter Meeting, held immediately after EDMW.


7P.3 Breakout Session Highlights

Session Chairs (NOAA)

Breakout session chairs or rapporteurs will brief 1 slide of highlights per breakout, 2 minutes max, rapid sequence.


7P.4 Keynote - Metamorphosis: Environmental Data Management Transitions from Adolescence to Adulthood

Dr William Hooke (AMS/Assoc Exec Dir)

Four big trends are forcing environmental data management (EDM) to mature. Two are the challenges of adulthood. Big jobs need doing. Two are the new tools of adulthood. They require mastering, but with that mastery comes opportunity. Environmental data management has never mattered more. But though the EDM of the future will share the DNA of the EDM of the past, the two will be no more similar than a butterfly is to the caterpillar it came from.

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