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Bridging Discipline Divides: Applying AI to Curation (Part 1)
Wednesday July 29, 2026 2:00pm - 3:30pm CDT
Location TBA
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Metadata curation deals with many processes that can be substantially accelerated through AI, including selecting relevant terms from large controlled vocabularies, drafting descriptions, and extracting basic information from resources being described. This session brings together challenges, works in progress, and successes from several NASA sciences on incorporating AI techniques into curation workflows. Part 1 features presentations from all five NASA science areas — Heliophysics, Astrophysics, Earth Science, Planetary Science, and Biological and Physical Sciences — balanced with discussion for attendees to learn from others' work and collaboratively incorporate that progress into their own curation workflows for data, software, and other science resources.

Audience
ESIP Semantic Technologies Committee members; ESIP Data Stewardship and Machine Learning Cluster members; curators and data stewards in any science looking for new methods; repository managers seeking to streamline metadata workflows
Speakers
avatar for Rebecca Ringuette

Rebecca Ringuette

Principal Open Science Scientist, Heliophysics Digital Resource Library at NASA Goddard
Heliophysics infrastructure (e.g. archives, data access/utilization), making resources (archives, software, notebooks, etc) more discoverable and open, more level citation (software and models in addition to data), how to make science reproducible and interactive, and current efforts... Read More →
avatar for Elisabeth Huffer

Elisabeth Huffer

Information Systems Engineer, Lingua Logica

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avatar for Shawn Polson

Shawn Polson

Research Software Engineer, LASP
Shawn Polson is a software engineer who got his Masters in Computer Science from CU Boulder in 2020. He has worked at LASP since 2015. He is the Tech Lead of the Python in Heliophysics Community (PyHC) and works on the SUDA SDC for NASA's Europa Clipper. He also serves on LASP's AI... Read More →
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avatar for Lynn Neakrase
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avatar for Kelly Lockhart
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Wednesday July 29, 2026 2:00pm - 3:30pm CDT
Location TBA
  AI & Intelligent Systems
  • format json

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