Scientific Workshops
#AGU21 Scientific Workshops
Scientific workshops are a great way to advance your science while getting to know your fellow scientists in small group settings
Workshops are open to all AGU Fall Meeting attendees and range between half-day or full-day sessions. Each workshop carries an additional registration fee, with separate rates for students.
Workshop tickets can be purchased in the registration portal through 1 December. No tickets will be sold onsite.
IN-PERSON SCIENTIFIC WORKSHOPS
11 December
- SCIWS9: NASA Data Made Easy: Getting Started with Synthetic Aperture Radar
- SCIWS10: Establishing and Sustaining an Undergraduate Research Program
- SCIWS16: Machine Learning in Geosciences: Existing and Novel Tools to Mine Geologic Data
- SCIWS29: Enhanced Access of Distributed Temperature Sensing for Early Career Scientists
12 December
- SCIWS17: Distributed Acoustic Sensing in Earth Sciences: From Novice to Cutting Edge
- SCIWS19: Using Environmental Data on the Cloud with Open-Source Tools
- SCIWS23: Large Scale Geospatial Data Analysis and Visualization in R
- SCIWS24: Successful Publishing in the Geosciences: Essential Skills and Industry Trends
- SCIWS26: Progresses on High-Performance Computing in Geosciences
- SCIWS30: NASA Science Proposal Writing Workshop
- SCIWS33: Voices of Integrating Culture in the Earth Sciences (VOICES)
13 December
- SCIWS35: SME Connect: Building Connections with NASA SMD Science Activation to Share Your Science with All Ages and Audiences
15 December
- SCIWS36: Examining the Ecosystem of Geoscience-Related Infrastructure Careers: "Understanding Geosciences Careers Behind Critical Infrastructure: A Tale of Three Cities - New Orleans, San Francisco, and Chicago" A Three-Part Series of Student-led Workshop Presentations and Town Halls on Increasing the Diversity of the Geoscience Workforce. - Part 1
16 December
- SCIWS37: Examining the Ecosystem of Geoscience-Related Infrastructure Careers: "Understanding Geoscience Careers Behind Critical Infrastructure: A Tale of Three Cities - New Orleans, San Francisco, and Chicago" A Three-Part Series of Student-led Workshop Presentations and Town Halls on Increasing the Diversity of the Geoscience Workforce. - Part 2
17 December
- SCIWS38: Examining the Ecosystem of Geoscience-Related Infrastructure Careers: "Understanding Geoscience Careers Behind Critical Infrastructure: A Tale of Three Cities - New Orleans, San Francisco, and Chicago" A Three-Part Series of Student-led Workshop Presentations and Town Halls on Increasing the Diversity of the Geoscience Workforce. - Part 3
ONLINE SCIENTIFIC WORKSHOPS
6 December
- SCIWS2: Developing Onboarding Courses to Expose the Hidden Curriculum of Graduate School and to Increase Graduate Student Success
7 December
- SCIWS3: Bringing "parachute science" back to Earth to improve remote sensing of biodiversity for all
- SCIWS4: Applying Earth Observations of Extreme Weather Events in Support of Humanitarian Aid and Sustainable Development
8 December
- SCIWS5: Python for Remote Sensing: Analysis, Visualization, and Workflow for Earth Scientists
- SCIWS6: Building Quantitative Literacy Through Science, Education, and Art
9 December
- SCIWS7: Tutorial on Ocean Satellite Data Products and Using ERDDAP and R or Python to Access and Work with Satellite Data
- SCIWS8: Toward an International Critical Zone Network of Networks for the Next Generation Through Shared Science, Tools, Data, and Philosophy
11 December
- SCIWS11: Community Advocacy for Early-Career Scientists: What You Need to Know to Get Started in Evidence-Based Advocacy
- SCIWS12: Engaging Students in Authentic Learning Experiences Through the NASA ASTRO CAMP® Collaborative Partners (ACCP) Program
12 December
- SCIWS22: Introducing the Community Earth System Model (CESM2) via an Interactive Hands-on Tutorial
- SCIWS31: Enabling Analysis in the Cloud Using NASA Earth Science Data