ANNOUNCEMENTS

QGreenland, an open-source mapping tool that aids in the discovery and teaching about Greenland, is now available from the National...

Housed at the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) on the campus of UC San Diego, the EarthCube Office supports an array of geoscience ...

On March 16, 2021 from 8A-11A Pacific time, an EarthCube training session will be held to introduce participants to science workflows. We...

The EarthCube Community Participation Guidelines (CPG) were drafted to outline acceptable and expected behaviors for participants in...

BALTO is an EarthCube funded project that provides tools for improved access to geoscience datasets through brokering. If you are...

When: Thursday, January 21, 2021 – 9AM Pacific Time/5PM UTC Registration Link: Register Here A review of the OSN project, key features,...

Transitioning from in-person to exclusively virtual events has been a challenge for most people during the current pandemic.

EarthCube is excited to announce that scholarship applications are now being accepted for the 2021 Winter ESIP Meeting which will be...

The EarthCube Office seeks your help to identify priorities for creating new resources to support implementation of the FAIR data principles

NSF will host a webinar providing an overview of the EarthCube solicitation and program, NSF 21- 515. The solicitation will support...

International Geoscientists Unite to Create Open-Source GIS Tool Coined QGreenland

University of Colorado Boulder, Boulder, CO Starting date (very flexible): 1/7/2021 Application review begins December 7, 2020 on a...

Earlier this fall, the EarthCube Office received $150,000 from the National Science Foundation for Governance Committee activities. ...

To meet current and future needs of the geosciences research and education community, the National Science Foundation (NSF) recently ...

2021 NSF EarthCube Program Solicitation Key Documents: Resource Registry GeoCODES EarthCube project standards and specifications NSF...

A novel element of the EarthCube 2020 Annual Conference was a call for notebooks, which led to twelve peer-reviewed Jupyter notebooks...

Because 70 percent of Earth is comprised of oceans, their changes have a great impact on our entire planet.

Virginia Tech Doctoral Student Teams with International Researchers to Learn More about Ol Doinyo Lengai

Multiple Programs Team to Address Distance Learning Needs Amid Pandemic

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