The 2018 Day of Data was centered around Data on Earth. It featured a keynote speaker and several panels. The event was held in the Sterling Memorial Library's lecture hall.
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Jessi Cisewski, Assistant Professor of Statistics & Data Science, presents in the afternoon panel on how exoplanet detection techniques work and how her work as a statistician contributes to finding small planets in noisy data — and hopefully, ultimately, an Earth correlate.
Peter Schiffer, Deputy Provost for Research, delivers the afternoon opening remarks.
Susan Gibbons, Stephen F. Gates ’68 University Librarian and Deputy Provost for Collections and Scholarly Communication, opens the Day of Data.
Martin Wainstein, Innovator in Residence at Tsai CITY, and Sophie Janaskie, Environmental Innovation Fellow at Tsai CITY and the Yale Center for Business and the Environment, present on data-intensive projects from the academic and startup sides of Tsai CITY's innovation and entrepreneurship programming.
William Michener presents on the evolving research landscape in the twenty-first century using examples from biodiversity, ocean health, and ISC initiatives to offer guidance on best practices for effectively creating data products that can be used across disciplines to further discovery and use. William Michener is Professor and Director of e-Science Initiatives at the University of New Mexico’s College of University Libraries & Learning Sciences. He directs New Mexico’s National Science Foundation (NSF) and Department of Energy EPSCoR (Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research) Programs and the Data Observation Network for Earth (DataONE).
