Advocating for the Use of Informatics in the Earth and Space Sciences
Stefano Nativi, Peter Fox
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Stefano Nativi, Peter Fox
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Earth and space scientists are engaged in integrating knowledge stemming from different disciplines about the constituent parts of the complex Sun‐Earth system with the objective of understanding its properties as a whole system. Earth and space system analysis is a real challenge for scientists as well as for information technology (IT) experts. The scope and complexity of Earth and space system investigations demand the formation of distributed, multidisciplinary, collaborative teams [Foster and Kesselman, 2006]. The growing area of geoscience informatics is concerned with providing integrated access to a range of advanced information and processing resources for the environment.
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Earth and space scientists are engaged in integrating knowledge stemming from different disciplines about the constituent parts of the complex Sun‐Earth system with the objective of understanding its properties as a whole system. Earth and space system analysis is a real challenge for scientists as well as for information technology (IT) experts. The scope and complexity of Earth and space system investigations demand the formation of distributed, multidisciplinary, collaborative teams [Foster and Kesselman, 2006]. The growing area of geoscience informatics is concerned with providing integrated access to a range of advanced information and processing resources for the environment.
Key concepts: Scope (computer science), Earth system science, Informatics, Space (punctuation), Multidisciplinary approach, Earth observation, Data science, Computer science