Geoscience SIG Inaugural Meeting: sharing knowledge and building bridges across the geoscience community.

Following the successful Weather and Climate Birds of a Feather session at RSECon24, the Geoscience Special Interest Group (SIG) was formed, with over 100 RSEs signed up to our slack space. The geoscience RSE community consists of many RSEs working across the various fields of geoscience, spanning, among others, climate, weather, space science, geology and oceanography. In last year’s session, the needs and interests of this community were discussed. Those identified included a need for opportunities to share knowledge between organisations, break down silos and collaborate as well as interest in developing better guidance on career pathways. As the inaugural hybrid meeting of the newly formed Geoscience SIG, we propose a BoF event to address these interests, aiming to build this community by bringing together RSEs from across the fields to network and facilitate knowledge exchange. This session is open to any RSEs working in or interested in geoscience and will feature keynotes from Bryan Lawrence (NCAS) & Andrea Sharpe (NERC), lightning talks on technical topics from within the community, breakout sessions to discuss community-driven topics (such as careers and building domain knowledge) and a session on the next steps for the SIG. A recording of this session is available on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/gg9jr2YKV4A?si=P5Oy3_txY35J1SM8

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-02-26
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18787190
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Research Data Management Practices
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Geoscience SIG Inaugural Meeting: sharing knowledge and building bridges across the geoscience community.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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Geoscience SIG Inaugural Meeting: sharing knowledge and building bridges across the geoscience community.

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Following the successful Weather and Climate Birds of a Feather session at RSECon24, the Geoscience Special Interest Group (SIG) was formed, with over 100 RSEs signed up to our slack space. The geoscience RSE community consists of many RSEs working across the various fields of geoscience, spanning, among others, climate, weather, space science, geology and oceanography. In last year’s session, the needs and interests of this community were discussed. Those identified included a need for opportunities to share knowledge between organisations, break down silos and collaborate as well as interest in developing better guidance on career pathways. As the inaugural hybrid meeting of the newly formed Geoscience SIG, we propose a BoF event to address these interests, aiming to build this community by bringing together RSEs from across the fields to network and facilitate knowledge exchange. This session is open to any RSEs working in or interested in geoscience and will feature keynotes from Bryan Lawrence (NCAS) & Andrea Sharpe (NERC), lightning talks on technical topics from within the community, breakout sessions to discuss community-driven topics (such as careers and building domain knowledge) and a session on the next steps for the SIG. A recording of this session is available on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/gg9jr2YKV4A?si=P5Oy3_txY35J1SM8

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Met Office (GB), University of Leeds (GB), Natural Environment Research Council (GB), National Oceanography Centre (GB), University of Cambridge (GB), Phillips Exeter Academy (US), UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (GB), National Centre for Atmospheric Science (GB), The Alan Turing Institute (GB), University of Reading (GB)
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