McGranaghan_ESIP_Webinar_Sept2021.pdf (45.49 MB)
An Earth and Space Knowledge Commons
Our technological and physical expansion into space exemplifies the growing interconnections between Earth and the space environment. The inseparability of the space environment from Earth and life on it reveals cracks and inadequacies in our data and knowledge infrastructure to integrate the different domains. The key to a flourishing community of Earth and space research is in improved knowledge systems (ways of representing our information). We will highlight a few efforts toward improved knowledge representation systems, emphasizing the importance of thinking in graphs/networks, and spark a discussion toward a framework to address the asymmetries: a knowledge commons [McGranaghan et al., 2021].
References
McGranaghan, R., Klein, S. J., Cameron, A., Young, E., Schonfeld, S., Higginson, A., … Thompson, B. (2021). The need for a Space Data Knowledge Commons. Structuring Collective Knowledge. Retrieved from https://knowledgestructure.pubpub.org/pub/space-knowledge-commons
Funding
NASA Early Career Investigator Program Grant #80NSSC21K062
NASA Center for HelioAnalytics
NSF Grant #1937152
NSF Grant #1940208
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- Aerospace engineering not elsewhere classified
- Solar physics
- Space sciences not elsewhere classified
- Information systems not elsewhere classified
- Geospatial information systems and geospatial data modelling
- Library and information studies not elsewhere classified
- Information systems organisation and management
- Knowledge representation and reasoning
Keywords
data sciencemachine learningknowledge graphspace weatherheliophysicsNASAknowledge commonsESIPAerospace EngineeringSpace and Solar PhysicsSpace ScienceInformation SystemsGeospatial Information SystemsLibrary and Information StudiesInformation Systems ManagementKnowledge Representation and Machine Learning