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2022 NOAA ENVIRONMENTAL DATA MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP

Envisioning the Future of the NOAA Data Enterprise

September 12-16, 2022

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Thank you for your interest in the 2022 NOAA EDMW. The Workshop is over, but we’re excited to announce that the session recordings are available! Just click on a session, then under the Description section click on the "Session Recording Here" link. Be patient, it can take up to 20-30 seconds for the video to display.

The Workshop featured a diverse group of sessions and presentations that cover NOAA’s strategic goals. In addition, ‘Workshop Wednesday’ provided multiple opportunities to learn about techniques, tools, and experiences that help us achieve our data and strategic goals.

We would like to especially thank everyone who submitted sessions and abstracts! This workshop wouldn’t be possible without the great submissions from our colleagues!



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Monday, September 12 • 1:45pm - 3:15pm
Opening Plenary

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1. Welcome and Logistics: Karen Sender and Tim Haverland, EDMW 2022 Co-Chairs
2. Kickoff and Charge: Tony LaVoi, DGC Chair and NOAA Chief Data Officer
3. Opening Remarks: Dr. Sarah Kapnick, NOAA Chief Scientist
4. Keynote: Kristen Koch, NOAA Fisheries Acting Chief Science Advisor and
    Evan Howell, NOAA Fisheries Office of Science and Technology, Director
5. Q&A
6. Icebreaker Activity
Speakers
avatar for Karen Sender

Karen Sender

Acting Assistant Chief Data Officer, NOAA Fisheries
Karen Sender is the Information Architect for NOAA Fisheries and leads the Fisheries Enterprise Data Management Program which is currently focused on data governance and information management modernization. Karen is the Fisheries representative to the NOAA Data Governance Committee... Read More →
avatar for Tim Haverland

Tim Haverland

IT Specialist, NMFS/OST/SID
I'm the GIS lead for Fisheries so do lots of map work, specializing in web-based mapping. As part of NOAA's Cetaceans and Sound (CetSound) project, I've been working on maps of ocean sound scapes, which has also led me to an interest in passive acoustic data, and how to manage these... Read More →
avatar for Tony Lavoi

Tony Lavoi

Chief Data Officer, SO/CIO/NEDD
Tony LaVoi serves as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Chief Data Officer (CDO). As the NOAA CDO, he is responsible for NOAA’s Data Strategy and all aspects of its implementation. The purpose of the NOAA Data Strategy is to dramatically accelerate the use... Read More →
avatar for Dr. Sarah Kapnick

Dr. Sarah Kapnick

Chief Scientist, NOAA
Sarah Kapnick, Ph.D., is chief scientist for NOAA. In this role, Dr. Kapnick will be responsible for advancing policy and program direction for NOAA’s science and technology priorities.Dr. Kapnick has extensive experience at the intersection of climate science and economics. Most... Read More →
avatar for Kristen C. Koch

Kristen C. Koch

Director of Scientific Programs and Chief Science Advisor (Acting), NOAA Fisheries
As Acting Chief Science Advisor, Kristen leads NOAA Fisheries' efforts to provide the science needed to support sustainable fisheries and ecosystems and to continue our nation's progress in ending overfishing, rebuilding fish populations, saving critical species, supporting sustainable... Read More →
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Evan Howell

Director, NOAA Fisheries Office of Science and Technology
Evan Howell is the Director of NOAA Fisheries’ Office of Science and Technology. Most recently, he served as the deputy director for the Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center, where he led research to better understand critical habitat and possible climate effects on highly migratory... Read More →

Monday September 12, 2022 1:45pm - 3:15pm EDT
Virtual
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