Amplify Year of Open Science conf video & create a "watch guide"

[jules32]

In early 2024, 10 presenters from NOAA Fisheries shared at the Year of Open Science Culminating Conference. This is a fantastic resource to rewatch and share with our groups at NOAA Fisheries (and beyond) - this is the Better science – yes it is possible! (#40 ) type of talks.

A Year of Open Science Community Building at NOAA Fisheries. Eli Holmes (NOAA Fisheries Open Science), Evan Howell (Director of the Office of Science and Technology), Megsie Siple (Alaska Fisheries Science Center), Amanda Bradford (Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center), Brian Fadely (Alaska Fisheries Science Center Marine Mammal Stock Assessments), Vivian Matter (Branch Chief of Southeast Fisheries Science Center), Kathryn Doering (Office of Science and Technology), Christine Stawitz (Office of Science and Technology), Carissa Geravsi (Gulf of Mexico Integrated Ecosystem Assessment), Lynn Dewitt (California Current Ecosystem Assessment Team). Year of Open Science Culminating Conference, March 21, 2024.

Watch guide example: Vivian Matter

Chatting with @alicebeittel today in coworking, and looking for an example of organizing inventories for cruise instruments, contracts, and coordination that isn't data or analysis driven.

YouTube video anchored to Vivian Matter - Branch Chief, Data Analysis and Assessment Support, SEFSC.

[stefaniebutland]

looking for an example of organizing inventories for cruise instruments, contracts, and coordination that isn't data or analysis driven.

Reminded me of work by @MarylouStaman-NOAA on Cruise Coordination. Notes with links are in _MentorCalls_NMFS-Openscapes2025 [ nmfs-mentors ] doc Feb 25 Coworking, including a Cruise Roles Discussion spreadsheet, tasks into GitHub project: PMNM-ARCamps-Proj-Mgmt-TASKS and a website (based on PAM template) to organize ALL resources for annual seasonal field researchers who are being deployed
PMNM-ARCamps-Manual

[jules32]

Also could include -

Ways California EPA is using GitHub and templates for contracting… 5-min video (anchored from 6:18-11:25) - Devan Burke. Managing 14 water quality contracts, $60 million
“Everything we need is in this kitchen but hard for us to do our best - professional kitchen teams use time for organizing, chopping, and prep”
Naming things, how we organize our files was key, planning for “future us” - how we can slowly but intentionally shift our daily tasks to make it easier the next time for ourselves and others.

[stefaniebutland]

and Gayle Hagler's (EPA) Wildfire Smoke Air Monitoring Response Technology (WSMART) Team, loaning emerging air monitoring tech.
Slides 6-7 in Cultivating open and collaborative data science at a U.S. EPA research center - Gayle Hagler, Jeffrey Hollister, Farnaz Nojavan, Michael McManus, Julie Lowndes, Stefanie Butland. December 13, 2024. AGU conference.

[stefaniebutland]

@jules32 do you think we can close this issue now, or is this a good place to have those examples?