This training module is part of the Federation of Earth Science Information Partners (or ESIP Federation's) Data Management for Scientists Short Course.\u00a0 The subject of this module is \u0093Establishing Relationships with Archives\".\u00a0 The module was authored by Matthew Mayernik from the National Center for Atmospheric Research.\u00a0 Besides the ESIP Federation, sponsors of this Data Management for Scientists Short Course are the Data Conservancy and the United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
\n \nIn this presentation we are going to talk about archives, what they do and how they work. We\u0092ll talk about how it\u0092s important for data to be archived formally within archives in order to be understandable and useable over a long time period. There are many data archives for Earth Science data, so there should be one or more that are particularly appropriate for your data.
\n \nWe will discuss a few ways that building relationships with archives happen, including discussions about what data you have, where your data will go and how you should go about getting set up with a data archive. This module is available in both presentation slide and video formats. \u00a0\u00a0
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