EarthCube Project Challenges and Lessons Learned: Perspectives from Current and Past EarthCube Projects

Stocks, Karen; Evans, Helen (2022). EarthCube Project Challenges and Lessons Learned: Perspectives from Current and Past EarthCube Projects. In EarthCube Organization Materials. UC San Diego Library Digital Collections. https://doi.org/10.6075/J08S4Q2Z

The projects funded during the almost 10-year NSF EarthCube program represent a substantial component of the recent geoscience cyberinfrastructure (CI) development in the US. Collectively, the set of EarthCube funded projects have gained deep and broad knowledge about effective strategies and critical considerations for geosciences CI from which future projects can benefit. To capture this knowledge, participants from 60 funded projects were interviewed about what their greatest challenges were and what lessons they learned during their work. They were also specifically asked about their strategies for sustaining their resource(s) past the end of EarthCube funding, and for increasing Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (J+EDI).

• 2022-08-25

• 2022

• Evans, Helen
• Stocks, Karen

This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant Number (1928208).

• EarthCube
• Funded projects
• Interviews
• Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (J+EDI)
• Strategy
• Sustainability

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• English

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