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What are open co

Photo of a white woman presenting, standing in front of a big NASA logo and a screen that says Open Communities with an illustration of friendly animals.

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Dr. Bri Lind, Land Processing Data Center (LP DAAC) Presenting at NASA’s Hyperwall @ Ecological Society of America Conference, August 2023.

Open communities are groups of people openly creating, sharing, teaching, collaborating.

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Impacts of ope
  • Increase visibility & value of coding, data, collaboration skills
  • Drive change: modern ways to contribute to science, and not based on hierarchy
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  • Further Resources
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    Science benefits from diversity

    And we need to be deliberate about welcoming and including people from diverse backgrounds.

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    Enabling & part

    Seaside chats – discuss share data workflows

    From Michelle Stuart’s blog about the Pinsky Lab’s first Fishbowl chat:

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    This open communication has leaked into the general discussion going on in our open work space. Lab members seem more comfortable with asking teammates for help, and it is exciting to see all of us getting on the same page with our data science.”�

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    Asking for help

    Create a welcoming environment where they know where to ask for help – They won’t know what questions to ask. Provide structure.

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    Code of Conduct (next chapter)!

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    Code of Conduct

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    See Additional Lessons > Code of Conduct