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In May, 2022, the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) of the White House released new guidance, “Desirable Characteristics of...

Choosing an appropriate license for your data can be complicated as there are many factors to consider; however, here is a relatively simple

You have undoubtedly heard about the “FAIR Data Principles” (FAIR) as you’re seeking funding, connecting with colleagues...

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

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

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

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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In any group effort, following accepted norms and practices helps bring cohesion to the outcomes.

Like many organizations at this time, the European Geosciences Union (EGU) has needed to quickly convert their planned annual event from...

EarthCube projects take on the work of building community for different reasons: as a way to crowdsource development of best practices,...

Dear Members of the EarthCube Community, This October will be the EarthCube Science Support Office’s final month of operation at the...

While EarthCube strives to help others organize their own data, it has generated quite a bit of data of its own, especially in the form...

EarthCube was established as a way to help working scientists streamline the process for sharing their data.

Representatives from the three largest NSF-funded coral reef data repositories came together in one room.

Talk to any researcher and most will tell you they spend too much time ‘wrangling’ their data.

The EarthCube-funded SeaView project is approaching an exciting milestone in a few short months

Mimi Tzeng from the EarthCube Engagement Team presented three EarthCube members with the EarthCube Community Service Award...

At the 2018 All Hands Meeting, Simon Goring will address a question that so many of us ask ourselves, “what is success”?

As a field, science has been growing, developing, and evolving – much like a living organism.

CHORDS, Cloud-Hosted Real-time Data Services for the Geosciences, is an Earthcube Building Block project first funded in 2014 to provide...