Program | DSOS

Virtual Summit: Incorporating Data Science and Open Science in Aquatic Research

27 July 2023
13:00-13:15 EDT Introduction, Welcome, and Ground Rules
13:15-14:15 EDT Big Data

27 July 2023

13:00-13:15 EDT Introduction, Welcome, and Ground Rules

13:15-14:15 EDT Big Data

13:15-13:25 EDT	Linnea Rock @RockLinnea A broad-scale shift away from single nutrient limitation in United States Lakes
13:25-13:35 EDT	Robin Rohwer @RobinRohwer Computational barriers to realistic reproducibility: examples from metagenomic sequencing
13:35-13:45 EDT	Ruchi Bhattacharya @LimnoRuchi Unraveling drivers and trends of centennial scale lake Phosphorus accumulation trajectories across global scales
13:45-13:55 EDT	Chris Hay @IISD_ELA The flow and future of IISD Experimental Lakes Area data, presenting the bathymetry data pipeline and open data package as a case study
13:55-14:15 EDT	Live Q&A with the speakers

14:15-14:35 EDT Break
14:35-15:35 EDT Data Intensive Models

14:15-14:35 EDT Break

14:35-15:35 EDT Data Intensive Models

14:35-14:45 EDT	Ames Fowler @FowlerAmes Muddy Waters: Investigating the Spatial Distribution of Runoff Driven Soil Erosion "Hot Spots" in an Agricultural Watershed to Improve Water Quality
14:45-14:55 EDT	Sofia La Fuente @LFSofi8 Ensemble modeling of global lake evaporation under climate change
14:55-15:05 EDT	Fred Cheng @pHred_cheng Predicting river network water quality using process-guided deep learning under dense and sparse data constraints
15:05-15:15 EDT	Shuqi Lin @shuqilin0820 Lake dissolved oxygen and hypolimnetic hypoxia predictions via multi-model machine learning approach
15:15-15:35 EDT	Live Q&A with the speakers

15:35-15:55 EDT Break
15:55-16:55 EDT Community Listening Session: How can we grow DSOS & AEMON-J?
Looking to the future, the organizational teams of DSOS and AEMON-J are keen to find funding mechanisms and opportunities to expand these communities. As we feel strongly that these communities should be both of and for early career researchers, we'd like to get your your thoughts and feedback on how best we can grow these communities. This time will be an open, hour-long conversation, where you can share your thoughts directly with the org team.

15:35-15:55 EDT Break

15:55-16:55 EDT Community Listening Session: How can we grow DSOS & AEMON-J?

Looking to the future, the organizational teams of DSOS and AEMON-J are keen to find funding mechanisms and opportunities to expand these communities. As we feel strongly that these communities should be both of and for early career researchers, we'd like to get your your thoughts and feedback on how best we can grow these communities. This time will be an open, hour-long conversation, where you can share your thoughts directly with the org team.

16:55-17:00 EDT Closing Remarks

28 July 2021

13:00-13:15 EDT Introduction, Welcome, and Ground Rules

13:15-14:25 EDT Remote Sensing of Aquatic Environments

13:15-13:25 EDT	Maartje Korver Assembling and quality controlling high resolution, global scale data from remote sensing: examples from a lake water temperature dataset
13:25-13:35 EDT	Camille Minaudo @CamilleMinaudo High resolution profiles of hyperspectral water optical properties to better understand the functioning of lake ecosystems
13:35-13:45 EDT	Merritt Harlan @MerrittEHarlan Data-driven approaches for satellite-based discharge estimation in Alaskan rivers
13:45-13:55 EDT	Md Mamun @MdMamun31237853 Quantification of Algal Chlorophyll, Water Clarity and Suspended Solids Across Korea Using Sentinel -2 MSI and Landsat -8 OLI Imagery with Machine Learning Algorithm
13:55-14:05 EDT	Daniel Maciel Remote sensing of water transparency in global waters based on Landsat long-term data
14:05-14:25 EDT	Live Q&A with the speakers

14:25-14:45 EDT Break

14:45-15:45 EDT Applications of Open Science

14:45-14:55 EDT	Lorena Silva @lorena_biouni Using community science to enhance Earth Observation data
14:55-15:05 EDT	Keyvan Malek @keyvan_malek Opportunities and challenges in providing water and agricultural customers with data-driven services
15:05-15:15 EDT	Leon Katona Modeling river ecosystem responses to environmental change using long-term water quality monitoring data from the Truckee River, Nevada, USA
15:15-15:25 EDT	Riley Hale @riley_hale8 Phytoplankton community structure predicts interannual patterns in net trophic status of dynamic near-shore ecosystem at the Scripps Ecological Observatory
15:25-15:45 EDT	Live Q&A with the speakers

15:45-16:00 EDT Break
16:00-16:55 EDT Panel: Careers in Data Science and Open Science
Joshua Fisher @jawzsh - Hydrosat & Chapman University Stephen Kennedy @oh_sk - UrbanFootprint Roxane Maranger @Water_Rox - University of Montreal Anika Pyle @anikasneaka - Colorado State University Emily Read - U.S. Geological Survey

15:45-16:00 EDT Break

16:00-16:55 EDT Panel: Careers in Data Science and Open Science

Joshua Fisher @jawzsh - Hydrosat & Chapman University
Stephen Kennedy @oh_sk - UrbanFootprint
Roxane Maranger @Water_Rox - University of Montreal
Anika Pyle @anikasneaka - Colorado State University
Emily Read - U.S. Geological Survey

16:55-17:00 EDT Closing Remarks

17:00-18:00 EDT Virtual Social Hour