Open Knowledge and Youth session, Open Data and Open Knowledge Workshop 2024

A crucial element for the future of the GEO Community is the adoption of best practices, such as Open Data and Open Knowledge, to foster more effective reuse of resources, data, and tools. A key aspect of this process is providing robust support to the Youth Community within GEO. This session featured diverse speakers representing various regions and thematic areas where GEO is actively engaged. Together, they explored the current role of youth in the GEO Community, identified the main needs of young professionals (such as infrastructure, capacity development, and networking opportunities), and discussed how Open Knowledge practices can enhance the career paths of emerging young. Also, the session highlighted actionable strategies for empowering the next generation of leaders in geospatial science through the principles of openness and collaboration. Session moderator: Kalamkas Yessimkhanova, Eötvös Loránd University Session speakers: Letwin Pondo, Ladies In Maps Zimbabwe Mohamet NDIAYE Lamine, OSM-Senegal Felipe Carlos, GEO Secretariat Andy Nelson, Geoversity- ITC Mohamed Omar, Indigenous Alliance

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GEO Knowledge Hub
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2024-10-02
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https://doi.org/10.60566/s6tvt-qvc93
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Research Data Management Practices
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Open Knowledge and Youth session, Open Data and Open Knowledge Workshop 2024

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Open Knowledge and Youth session, Open Data and Open Knowledge Workshop 2024

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Abstract

A crucial element for the future of the GEO Community is the adoption of best practices, such as Open Data and Open Knowledge, to foster more effective reuse of resources, data, and tools. A key aspect of this process is providing robust support to the Youth Community within GEO. This session featured diverse speakers representing various regions and thematic areas where GEO is actively engaged. Together, they explored the current role of youth in the GEO Community, identified the main needs of young professionals (such as infrastructure, capacity development, and networking opportunities), and discussed how Open Knowledge practices can enhance the career paths of emerging young. Also, the session highlighted actionable strategies for empowering the next generation of leaders in geospatial science through the principles of openness and collaboration. Session moderator: Kalamkas Yessimkhanova, Eötvös Loránd University Session speakers: Letwin Pondo, Ladies In Maps Zimbabwe Mohamet NDIAYE Lamine, OSM-Senegal Felipe Carlos, GEO Secretariat Andy Nelson, Geoversity- ITC Mohamed Omar, Indigenous Alliance

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Research Data Management Practices
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