2010 Dataversity National Biodata Management Workshop
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- Latest post made by Dan Randow at 2010 May 14 15:22 NZST
Hi All, The 2010 National Dataversity workshop will be Thursday 18 and Friday 19 March 2010 at the Brentwood Hotel, Wellington. (Please note that the dates are slightly different from the ones I suggested earlier.) Please mark this in your diary, book your travel and let me know your suggestions for presentations. Dan . . . 2010 DATAVERSITY NATIONAL BIODATA MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP 0900 Thursday 18 to 1600 Friday 19 March 2010, Brentwood Hotel, Wellington. http://brentwoodhotel.co.nz The workshop will focus on systems and practices for managing biodiversity-related data. It will provide opportunities to build relationships, build awareness of what is going on, and to find opportunities to improve systems and practices, in your organisation, and between organisations nationally and globally. FEEDBACK FROM THE 2009 WORKSHOP In the feedback from last year's workshop, around half of the participants reported that the most valuable aspect of the workshop was the relationships they built, through both formal and informal conversations. These conversations, and the insight gained into each others' systems and challenges “revived [their] inspiration” and provided opportunities to “communicate and work together to achieve common goals in biodiversity management”. Some workshop participants reported that they gained ideas that they planned to incorporate into their work. Others gained opportunities to obtain tools, at low or not cost. Others reported that they saw opportunities such as to “contribute to general discussions and debates about common standards and classifications” and to collaborate “with other councils and DoC on biodiversity data collection, sharing, management, etc – very exciting”. INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE Those who are involved in areas that are relevant to NZ local government biodiversity data management, are invited to participate. This particularly includes people who manage biodiversity databases in local government, central government, CRIs and other agencies. CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS The programme for the workshop is yet to be finalised but will certainly include a session on Web-based Community Environmental Monitoring. Organisations who are active in biodata management are encouraged to present at the workshop. If you would like to present, please contact <email obscured> with a brief outline of your session. Alternatively, if you would like to see a particular topic addressed at the workshop, but do not want to present, please let <email obscured> know about that, too. REGISTRATION To register, please contact Dan Randow, Dataversity Coordinator 03-377-5377, <email obscured>. To book accommodation at the Brentwood, please contact Souvaly Sharp, 04 920 7317, <email obscured>.
Below is a link to a form for booking accommodation at the Brentwood.
cheers, Dan
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One of the useful outcomes from the two recent mini-workshops was much input into a draft agenda for the National Biodata Workshop, which is 0900 Thursday 18 to 1600 Friday 19 March 2010, Brentwood Hotel, Wellington. http://brentwoodhotel.co.nz Please RSVP to me if you have not done so already. And please give me feedback about what you want to hear about and discuss at this workshop. One message that came through clearly is to keep a focus on real world, practical application of the systems and practices we are discussing. Here is the draft list of topics: ARC's Regional Monitoring Strategy and Data Management DoC: NHMS, Bioweb and Metadata Database Wellington's Monitoring Group and Data Management Environment Bay of Plenty's Biodiversity Application MfE: LUCAS, LCDB and SoE Reporting NZ Organisms Register National Weeds Distribution Database MRST: Science Backbone update National Infrastructure: What is needed? Field PDA and tablets: how are these best used? Web-based Community Monitoring Min Fish: NAVIS Marine Biodata: Where Does it Fit? Landcare Research: How Councils can use NVS, NZBRN… NIWA: FBIS OSNZ: eBird The Future of Dataversity Biosecurity Managers Group: Update Ecological Society: Update Biosecurity Institute: Update
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Hi Dan, I can't remember if I've RSVP'd or not. I will unfortunately be missing the first morning session due to some training I can't get out of but I will endevour to get there for the afternoon session. Cheers Pedro Jensen Biosecurity Officer (Pest Plants) Greater Wellington Regional Council <email obscured> 04 526 5322 027 251 0171
-----Original Message----- From: <email obscured> <email obscured>] On Behalf Of <email obscured> Sent: Monday, 22 February 2010 2:09 p.m. To: <email obscured> Subject: [dataversity public discussion] 2010 Dataversity National Biodata Management Workshop One of the useful outcomes from the two recent mini-workshops was much input into a draft agenda for the National Biodata Workshop, which is 0900 Thursday 18 to 1600 Friday 19 March 2010, Brentwood Hotel, Wellington. http://brentwoodhotel.co.nz Please RSVP to me if you have not done so already. And please give me feedback about what you want to hear about and discuss at this workshop. One message that came through clearly is to keep a focus on real world, practical application of the systems and practices we are discussing. Here is the draft list of topics: ARC's Regional Monitoring Strategy and Data Management DoC: NHMS, Bioweb and Metadata Database Wellington's Monitoring Group and Data Management Environment Bay of Plenty's Biodiversity Application MfE: LUCAS, LCDB and SoE Reporting NZ Organisms Register National Weeds Distribution Database MRST: Science Backbone update National Infrastructure: What is needed? Field PDA and tablets: how are these best used? Web-based Community Monitoring Min Fish: NAVIS Marine Biodata: Where Does it Fit? Landcare Research: How Councils can use NVS, NZBRN... NIWA: FBIS OSNZ: eBird The Future of Dataversity Biosecurity Managers Group: Update Ecological Society: Update Biosecurity Institute: Update cheers, Dan --- Dan Randow Dataversity Facilitator http://dataversity.org.nz and Chief Wrangler OnlineGroups.Net +64-3-377-5377 +64-27-431-4928 409 Kenton Chmbrs, 190 Hereford St, Christchurch PO Box 739, Christchurch, 8140 Aotearoa (New Zealand) http://onlinegroups.net http://groupserver.org http://twitter.com/danrandow Skype: vonrandow ----------------------------------------- Full text of this topic in Dataversity Public Discussion: http://dataversity.org.nz/r/topic/4HALYojQU0ESvlBtQv6yB2 To leave Dataversity Public Discussion, email <email obscured>?Subject=unsubscribe Start your own free groups and site with OnlineGroups.Net http://onlinegroups.net Host your own online groups site with GroupServer http://groupserver.org
Hi Dan, This looks like a great agenda and I would like to come along. If you wanted, I could give a talk on a marine biodiversity repository that we are slowly devloping. An early prototype is at benthic.dragonfly.co.nz
Cheers, Ed. -- Edward Abraham www.dragonfly.co.nz Dragonfly, PO Box 27535, Wellington 6141, New Zealand Level 2, 154 Victoria Street, Te Aro, Wellington M: +64 21 989 454 T: +64 4 385 9285 On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 2:09 PM, <email obscured>> wrote: > > One of the useful outcomes from the two recent mini-workshops was much > input into a draft agenda for the National Biodata Workshop, which is 0900 > Thursday 18 to 1600 Friday 19 March 2010, Brentwood Hotel, Wellington. > http://brentwoodhotel.co.nz > > Please RSVP to me if you have not done so already. > > And please give me feedback about what you want to hear about and discuss > at this workshop. > > One message that came through clearly is to keep a focus on real world, > practical application of the systems and practices we are discussing. > > Here is the draft list of topics: > > ARC's Regional Monitoring Strategy and Data Management > > DoC: NHMS, Bioweb and Metadata Database > > Wellington's Monitoring Group and Data Management > > Environment Bay of Plenty's Biodiversity Application > > MfE: LUCAS, LCDB and SoE Reporting > > NZ Organisms Register > > National Weeds Distribution Database > > MRST: Science Backbone update > > National Infrastructure: What is needed? > > Field PDA and tablets: how are these best used? > > Web-based Community Monitoring > > Min Fish: NAVIS > > Marine Biodata: Where Does it Fit? > > Landcare Research: How Councils can use NVS, NZBRN > > NIWA: FBIS > > OSNZ: eBird > > The Future of Dataversity > > Biosecurity Managers Group: Update > > Ecological Society: Update > > Biosecurity Institute: Update > > cheers, > > Dan > > --- > > Dan Randow > Dataversity Facilitator > http://dataversity.org.nz > > and Chief Wrangler > OnlineGroups.Net > +64-3-377-5377 +64-27-431-4928 > 409 Kenton Chmbrs, 190 Hereford St, Christchurch > PO Box 739, Christchurch, 8140 > Aotearoa (New Zealand) > http://onlinegroups.net > http://groupserver.org > http://twitter.com/danrandow > Skype: vonrandow > > ----------------------------------------- > Full text of this topic in Dataversity Public Discussion: > http://dataversity.org.nz/r/topic/4HALYojQU0ESvlBtQv6yB2 > > To leave Dataversity Public Discussion, email > <email obscured>?Subject=unsubscribe > > Start your own free groups and site with > OnlineGroups.Net http://onlinegroups.net > > Host your own online groups site with > GroupServer http://groupserver.org >
Hi Dan I'm intending to be at the workshop, however I may not be able to attend on Thursday.
Cheers Jim
Hi All I thought I'd post this here as it's a national call-out... This coming year MoRST wants to take some steps that will make a tangible improvement in how New Zealand's publicly-funded environmental data are managed, so we can start to see them more easily discovered, accessed and re-used. There are a lot of good tools and policy initiatives out there, and after a few years of thinking, talking and writing MoRST has done some of its own. The "principles" for managing environmental data are now on the web, and Helen Anderson has written to the CRIs' CEs to draw their attention to the fact. The Foundation for RS&T's Backbone process for the Nationally Significant Databases is rolling on steadily, and enthusiasm for the notion of accessing and reusing (publicly-funded) data is being expressed by much more influential politicians than has ever been the case. (see below - hopefully you've seen all these before). MoRST now wants to build on this and do something that actually sees people change their behaviour. We have committed in our Statement of Intent this year to creating a "policy statement" that sets a clearer and stronger direction for management of publicly-funded environmental data. However we realise that Vote: RS&T is only one of the streams of public funding being transformed into the environmental data and research that need to be better-managed. MoRST wants our "policy statement" to be helpful also to all the other agencies and bodies involved in the "ecosystem" of environmental research and data. A key point is that we are sure the most helpful set of initiatives won't look much (if at all) like a traditional "policy statement". I'll upload the background material "Preparatory material for MoRST's brainstorming sessions on environmental data policy statement" to the files here - please have a look to see what we're trying to do. We are now having a series of meetings with key people around the country, to "brainstorm" what a useful [policy statement] would look like. We are entirely open to whatever combination of [wiki-policy] + [direction to FRST] + [tool-and-data-service guide] + [set of inspirational stories] will have the greatest behaviour-changing impact. We are having a series of these brainstorm meetings so that each one is small enough for us to have a free-flowing brainstorm discussion, and we provide afternoon tea for those in Wellington (and afternoon tea noises for those phoning in). Let me know if you're interested in participating - either by phone or in person - by emailing <email obscured> and I'll arrange some meeting times.
Cheers! Isabella
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OOps... isabella.cawthorn <at> morst.govt.nz is the email.
Here is an update on plans for the Dataversity National Workshop. It includes the following. * Purpose, Target Audience and Benefits * Participant List * Draft Programme * Venue and Accommodation details If you know of people who could be interested in this workshop, please forward this email to them. If you are planning to participate, and are not on the participant list, please RSVP to Dan Randow at <email obscured> or 027 431 4928. Please note that the workshop will finish at 1700 not 1600 on the 19th, as advertised earlier. Don't miss the debate and dinner on the Thursday night! PURPOSE, TARGET AUDIENCE AND BENEFITS This workshop is for people who use, produce or manage data related to biodiversity and biosecurity, in local government, central government, CRIs, the private sector and NGOs. This workshop will to help you to improve biodata management in your organisation, in two ways: 1 You will find out about, or gain access to systems and practices for managing biodiversity and biosecurity data. 2 You will build relationships that lead to ongoing collaboration to improve biodata management systems and practices. PARTICIPANT LIST The following participants are confirmed. Benno Kappers, DoC Delia Small, DoC Lynette Hartley, DoC Madan Gautam, DoC Mala Nesaratnam, DoC Shirley Vollweiler, DoC Jim Fretwell, EBoP Nancy Willems, EBoP Elise Smith, envISion Environmental Information Services and Training Ltd Yanbin Deng [tbc], EW Nikki McArthur, GWRC Pedro Jensen, GWRC Sam Marr, GWRC Rod Dickson, Hawkes Bay James Lambie, Horizons Margaret Anderson, Landcare Research Lucy Brophy, Masterton, Carterton and South Wairarapa District Councils Andrea Brandon, MFE Isabella Cawthorn, MoRST Paul Fisher, NCC Andrew Watkins , NIWA Don Robertson, NIWA Tina Mullins, Porirua [GIS person?], Selwyn District Council Julian Carver, Seradigm Kay Anderson, TDC Lindsay Vaughan, TDC Melissa Hutchinson, Tenax Consulting Ltd Siobhan Browning, TFBIS Erin Zydervelt, TRC Shay Dean , TRC Myfanwy Emeny, Wellington City Council Charlotte Murphy, Dataversity Dan Randow, Dataversity DRAFT PROGRAMME The programme is still being finalised, but here it is, as it currently stands. The programme will include short presentations and work sessions. Presentations: Map of NZ's Biodata Systems — Julian Carver DoC's NHMS — Lynnette Hartley and Shirley Vollweiler DoC's BioWeb — Shirley Vollweiler DoC's Bird banding — Delia Small DoC's Biodiversity Data Inventory — Benno Kappers DoC's Project Metadata Database — Benno Kappers Min Fish: NABIS OSNZ: eBird Biodiversity Forum: Update Ecological Society: Update LGEN: Update Biosecurity Institute: Update 9:30 Update on IRIS – Derek Postlewaight Data Standards: Where Do I Start? Marine Biodata: Where Does it Fit? MRST: Science Backbone — Isabella Cawthorn, MoRST MoRST/NZGO environmental & geospatial data catalogue — Isabella Cawthorn NZ Organisms Register — Julian Carver Federated Data Explained NVS — Landcare Research Virtual Herbarium — Landcare Research NZBRN — Landcare Research MfE — LUCAS, LCDB and SoE Reporting Work sessions: National Infrastructure: What is needed? Field Data Capture A Shared Approach to Data Quality Management SAP Integration Integration of Ecosystem and Species Ranking into Biodata Systems Environment Bay of Plenty's Biodiversity Application — Jim Fretwell Collaboration to Develop an SNA System NZ Weeds Distribution Database — Julian Carver Review of FBIS Regional Coordination of Monitoring Data Web-based Community Monitoring Debate: Thursday at 17:45.“All biodata should live in GIS” Dinner: Thursday at 18:30. VENUE AND ACCOMMODATION 0900 Thursday 18 to 1700 Friday 19 March 2010 Brentwood Hotel, Wellington, http://brentwoodhotel.co.nz The Brentwood may still have some rooms available. Any questions, please contact me.
Dan -- Dan Randow Dataversity Facilitator http://dataversity.org.nz and Chief Wrangler OnlineGroups.Net +64-3-377-5377 +64-27-431-4928 409 Kenton Chmbrs, 190 Hereford St, Christchurch PO Box 739, Christchurch, 8140 Aotearoa (New Zealand) http://onlinegroups.net http://groupserver.org http://twitter.com/danrandow Skype: vonrandow
Hi Dan, My apologies. I will not be attending the workshop on Thursday as originally planned. Best regards, Paul
-----Original Message----- From: <email obscured> <email obscured>] On Behalf Of <email obscured> Sent: Monday, 8 March 2010 6:03 p.m. To: <email obscured> Subject: [dataversity public discussion] 2010 Dataversity National Biodata Management Workshop Here is an update on plans for the Dataversity National Workshop. It includes the following. * Purpose, Target Audience and Benefits * Participant List * Draft Programme * Venue and Accommodation details If you know of people who could be interested in this workshop, please forward this email to them. If you are planning to participate, and are not on the participant list, please RSVP to Dan Randow at <email obscured> or 027 431 4928. Please note that the workshop will finish at 1700 not 1600 on the 19th, as advertised earlier. Don't miss the debate and dinner on the Thursday night! PURPOSE, TARGET AUDIENCE AND BENEFITS This workshop is for people who use, produce or manage data related to biodiversity and biosecurity, in local government, central government, CRIs, the private sector and NGOs. This workshop will to help you to improve biodata management in your organisation, in two ways: 1 You will find out about, or gain access to systems and practices for managing biodiversity and biosecurity data. 2 You will build relationships that lead to ongoing collaboration to improve biodata management systems and practices. PARTICIPANT LIST The following participants are confirmed. Benno Kappers, DoC Delia Small, DoC Lynette Hartley, DoC Madan Gautam, DoC Mala Nesaratnam, DoC Shirley Vollweiler, DoC Jim Fretwell, EBoP Nancy Willems, EBoP Elise Smith, envISion Environmental Information Services and Training Ltd Yanbin Deng [tbc], EW Nikki McArthur, GWRC Pedro Jensen, GWRC Sam Marr, GWRC Rod Dickson, Hawkes Bay James Lambie, Horizons Margaret Anderson, Landcare Research Lucy Brophy, Masterton, Carterton and South Wairarapa District Councils Andrea Brandon, MFE Isabella Cawthorn, MoRST Paul Fisher, NCC Andrew Watkins , NIWA Don Robertson, NIWA Tina Mullins, Porirua [GIS person?], Selwyn District Council Julian Carver, Seradigm Kay Anderson, TDC Lindsay Vaughan, TDC Melissa Hutchinson, Tenax Consulting Ltd Siobhan Browning, TFBIS Erin Zydervelt, TRC Shay Dean , TRC Myfanwy Emeny, Wellington City Council Charlotte Murphy, Dataversity Dan Randow, Dataversity DRAFT PROGRAMME The programme is still being finalised, but here it is, as it currently stands. The programme will include short presentations and work sessions. Presentations: Map of NZ's Biodata Systems - Julian Carver DoC's NHMS - Lynnette Hartley and Shirley Vollweiler DoC's BioWeb - Shirley Vollweiler DoC's Bird banding - Delia Small DoC's Biodiversity Data Inventory - Benno Kappers DoC's Project Metadata Database - Benno Kappers Min Fish: NABIS OSNZ: eBird Biodiversity Forum: Update Ecological Society: Update LGEN: Update Biosecurity Institute: Update 9:30 Update on IRIS - Derek Postlewaight Data Standards: Where Do I Start? Marine Biodata: Where Does it Fit? MRST: Science Backbone - Isabella Cawthorn, MoRST MoRST/NZGO environmental & geospatial data catalogue - Isabella Cawthorn NZ Organisms Register - Julian Carver Federated Data Explained NVS - Landcare Research Virtual Herbarium - Landcare Research NZBRN - Landcare Research MfE - LUCAS, LCDB and SoE Reporting Work sessions: National Infrastructure: What is needed? Field Data Capture A Shared Approach to Data Quality Management SAP Integration Integration of Ecosystem and Species Ranking into Biodata Systems Environment Bay of Plenty's Biodiversity Application - Jim Fretwell Collaboration to Develop an SNA System NZ Weeds Distribution Database - Julian Carver Review of FBIS Regional Coordination of Monitoring Data Web-based Community Monitoring Debate: Thursday at 17:45."All biodata should live in GIS" Dinner: Thursday at 18:30. VENUE AND ACCOMMODATION 0900 Thursday 18 to 1700 Friday 19 March 2010 Brentwood Hotel, Wellington, http://brentwoodhotel.co.nz The Brentwood may still have some rooms available. Any questions, please contact me. 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Hi Folks, Below is a link to detailed programme with times, and an updated participant list. The workshop is 0900 Thursday 18 to 1700 Friday 19 March 2010, at the Brentwood Hotel, Wellington, http://brentwoodhotel.co.nz. Any questions or last minute registrations, please contact me. Participants: Brenda Osbourne (Fri only), ARC Charlotte Murphy, Dataversity Dan Randow, Dataversity Benno Kappers, DoC Delia Small, DoC Lynette Hartley, DoC Madan Gautam, DoC Mala Nesaratnam, DoC Shirley Vollweiler, DoC Jim Fretwell (Fri only), EBoP Nancy Willems (Fri only), EBoP Elise Smith, envISion Environmental Information Services and Training Ltd Yanbin Deng, EW Owen Spearpoint, GWRC Pedro Jensen, GWRC Summer Warr (some sessions only), GWRC Tim Park (part time), GWRC Rod Dickson, Hawkes Bay James Lambie, Horizons Margaret Anderson, Landcare Research Cassandra Crowley (some sessions only), Local Government Online Andrea Brandon (Thu PM only), MFE Steve Botica (Thu PM only), MFE Kim Duckworth (Thu PM only), Min Fish Isabella Cawthorn, MoRST Paul Fisher, NCC Andrew Watkins, NIWA Don Robertson, NIWA Kristina Townsend, Selwyn District Council Julian Carver, Seradigm Ian Brown, TDC Kay Anderson, TDC Lindsay Vaughan, TDC Melissa Hutchinson, Tenax Consulting Ltd Siobhan Browning, TFBIS Erin Zydervelt, TRC Shay Dean, TRC Myfanwy Emeny, Wellington City Council
-- Dan Randow Dataversity Facilitator http://dataversity.org.nz and Chief Wrangler OnlineGroups.Net +64-3-377-5377 +64-27-431-4928 409 Kenton Chmbrs, 190 Hereford St, Christchurch PO Box 739, Christchurch, 8140 Aotearoa (New Zealand) http://onlinegroups.net http://groupserver.org http://twitter.com/danrandow Skype: vonrandow
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Dan, I can't access the pdf for the programme itself. Is there a problem with the link? Shirley
Ditto. Cheers, Tim
Shirley, and others who had difficulty opening the programme, here is another version. Please email me directly if you have trouble opening this one.
cheers, Dan
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Hi All, Below is a link to the final version of the programme, and the participant list for the workshop. If you are attending the workshop, you can use the Brentwood's complimentary airport shuttle. Call 0508 273689663. Any questions, let me know. I look forward to seeing you there on Thursday!
Dan -- Dan Randow Dataversity Facilitator http://dataversity.org.nz and Chief Wrangler OnlineGroups.Net +64-3-377-5377 +64-27-431-4928 409 Kenton Chmbrs, 190 Hereford St, Christchurch PO Box 739, Christchurch, 8140 Aotearoa (New Zealand) http://onlinegroups.net http://groupserver.org http://twitter.com/danrandow Skype: vonrandow . . . Participants Brenda Osbourne (Fri only), ARC Charlotte Murphy, Dataversity Dan Randow, Dataversity Benno Kappers, DoC Delia Small, DoC Lynette Hartley, DoC Madan Gautam, DoC Mala Nesaratnam, DoC Shirley Vollweiler, DoC Jim Fretwell (Fri only), EBoP Nancy Willems (Fri only), EBoP Elise Smith, envISion Environmental Information Services and Training Ltd Richard Bowman (Fri PM only), ES Yanbin Deng, EW Owen Spearpoint, GWRC Pedro Jensen, GWRC Sara Moylan, GWRC Summer Warr (some sessions only), GWRC Tim Park [tbc], GWRC Rod Dickson, Hawkes Bay James Lambie, Horizons Hazel Broadbent, Landcare Research Margaret Anderson, Landcare Research Cassandra Crowley (some sessions only), Local Government Online Andrea Brandon (Thu PM only), MFE Josh Fyfe (Thu PM only), MFE Steve Botica (Thu PM only), MFE Kim Duckworth (Thu PM only), Min Fish Isabella Cawthorn (Fri only), MoRST Andrew Watkins , NIWA Kristina Townsend, Selwyn District Council Julian Carver, Seradigm Ian Brown, TDC Kay Anderson, TDC Lindsay Vaughan, TDC Melissa Hutchinson, Tenax Consulting Ltd Siobhan Browning, TFBIS Erin Zydervelt, TRC Shay Dean , TRC Myfanwy Emeny, Wellington City Council
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Hi All, Many thanks to those who attended the workshop. We certainly had a busy two days, with around 28 presentations, 12 work sessions and a debate. For those who did not make it, and those who would like to look over some sessions again, audio, video and slides from the presentations, and reports back from the work sessions, and a report on the whole workshop, will all be posted on the Dataversity website. For now, below are links to some photos from the event. Here, also, is Julian's shot of me introducing the workshop http://twitpic.com/196qw7 and of some of us making a meatspace map of New Zealand, http://twitpic.com/196u39 in the intro session.
Dan
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its all gone very quiet. How is posting the information coming along? Andrew Andrew Watkins Systems Development Team Manager National Institute Water & Atmospheric Research (NIWA). >>> On 24 Mar 10 at 12:39 PM, in message <email obscured>>, <email obscured>> wrote: ― Attachment links are at the end of this email ― Hi All, Many thanks to those who attended the workshop. We certainly had a busy two days, with around 28 presentations, 12 work sessions and a debate. For those who did not make it, and those who would like to look over some sessions again, audio, video and slides from the presentations, and reports back from the work sessions, and a report on the whole workshop, will all be posted on the Dataversity website. For now, below are links to some photos from the event. Here, also, is Julian's shot of me introducing the workshop http://twitpic.com/196qw7 and of some of us making a meatspace map of New Zealand, http://twitpic.com/196u39 in the intro session. Dan Dataversity Public Discussion now contains the following files http://dataversity.org.nz/r/img/573-2010-03-23T233713Z Name: andrew_watkins_fbis_work_session1.jpg Type: image/jpeg Size: 1809KB http://dataversity.org.nz/r/img/574-2010-03-23T233715Z Name: julian_carver_nzwdd_work_session1.jpg Type: image/jpeg Size: 1746KB http://dataversity.org.nz/r/img/575-2010-03-23T233715Z Name: julian_carver_nzwdd_work_session0.jpg Type: image/jpeg Size: 1882KB http://dataversity.org.nz/r/img/576-2010-03-23T233716Z Name: josh_fyfe_lg_property_layer_work_session.jpg Type: image/jpeg Size: 1376KB http://dataversity.org.nz/r/img/577-2010-03-23T233717Z Name: andrew_watkins_fbis_work_session0.jpg Type: image/jpeg Size: 2578KB
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Hi Andrew, > its all gone very quiet. How is posting the information coming along? Good question! Work is still in progress on the video and work session notes from the workshop, but the following page now contains audio files and slides from most presentations, as well as some video. http://dataversity.org.nz/about/workshops/national_workshop_2010/ The video files are rather large. We are working on smaller versions. All feedback will be welcomed.
Dan -- Dan Randow Dataversity Facilitator http://dataversity.org.nz and Chief Wrangler OnlineGroups.Net +64-3-377-5377 +64-27-431-4928 409 Kenton Chmbrs, 190 Hereford St, Christchurch PO Box 739, Christchurch, 8140 Aotearoa (New Zealand) http://onlinegroups.net http://groupserver.org http://twitter.com/danrandow Skype: vonrandow
Hi All, With huge thanks to Charlotte, presentation slides, audio, video and the work session notes from the workshop are now available on the Dataversity website. http://dataversity.org.nz/about/workshops/national_workshop_2010/ That page also contains a list of participants, and a summary of the feedback from participants. Some of the video quality is variable. If you are interested in the videos, but can not get what you want from the versions we've posted, I will post them to you on a DVD. Please contact me directly, if you would like that. The workshop notes are unedited copies of what was written on the flipcharts at the workshop. Some of them look rather cryptic, out of context. If you were a workshop facilitator, could you please check the notes from your workshop, and edit them to make them a bit more readable. Post the edited versions up to the discussion group.
cheers, Dan -- Dan Randow Dataversity Facilitator http://dataversity.org.nz and Chief Wrangler OnlineGroups.Net +64-3-377-5377 +64-27-431-4928 409 Kenton Chmbrs, 190 Hereford St, Christchurch PO Box 739, Christchurch, 8140 Aotearoa (New Zealand) http://onlinegroups.net http://groupserver.org http://twitter.com/danrandow Skype: vonrandow
For a little inspiration, I can recommend the Dataversity workshop videos on YouTube. http://www.youtube.com/user/dataversity Here, for example is the feedback session at the end of the Workshop, where we collected stories about the benefits people are gaining from Dataversity (it's in three parts). The full report from the workshop is also worth a browse, as it has the presentations, notes, audio and video. http://dataversity.org.nz/about/workshops/national_workshop_2010/
Dan
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