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ECN work-life balance

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Published: Monday, 03 December 2018 16:27

ECN logoA new contribution to the PAGES Early-Career Network blog "The Early Pages" will get you thinking!

Maintaining a healthy and fulfilling work-life balance in academia can be hard, and many scientists might need some help to achieve it. The Early Pages asked three researchers to share their advice on how they keep up with their private life while being productive and busy in academia.

Read about what Tomi, Maya and Elizabeth think, plus contribute your own experiences in the article comments.

Latest PAGES Magazine

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Published: Tuesday, 20 November 2018 17:00

PAGESmagazine 2018(2) CoverPast Global Changes Magazine vol. 26 (2)

The latest issue of Past Global Changes Magazine, titled "Building and Harnessing Open Paleodata" is now available to read and download.

Guest edited by John W. Williams, Alicia J. Newton and Darrell S. Kaufman, this issue showcases the ongoing growth of a rich variety of openly available, globally distributed paleodata. It highlights new scientific, software, funding, and outreach initiatives that harness these open-data resources.

Open-data systems are fueling new scientific frontiers, empowering early-career scientists, and enabling the intelligent reuse of data, while encouraging the stewardship of valued data assets. The ultimate goal is to power the next generation of scientists and scientific discovery with an open architecture of scientific data as complex, deep, and interlinked as the Earth system itself.

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Read the latest e-news

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Published: Wednesday, 14 November 2018 16:45

pages eye logoRead about the latest PAGES' news, meetings and opportunities from around the world in this month's e-news.

Highlights include the call for Expressions of Interest to host PAGES 2021 Open Science and Young Scientists meetings, the call for nominations for our Scientific Steering Committee, updated open-data procedures, SCNAT funding, recent products, and PAGES at the AGU Fall Meeting 2018 and EGU General Assembly 2019.
 

New Floods' FFA paper

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Published: Monday, 12 November 2018 12:25

fwg fig st george nov 18Floods Working Group Scientific Steering Committee members Scott St. George and Manfred Mudelsee recently published a new paper on the weight of the flood-of-record in flood frequency analysis.

The standard approach to flood frequency analysis (FFA) fits mathematical functions to sequences of historic flood data and extrapolates the tails of the distribution to estimate the magnitude and likelihood of extreme floods.

Here, the authors identify the most exceptional floods in the United States as compared against other major floods at the same location, and evaluate how the flood‐of‐record (Qmax) influences FFA estimates.

Access the Journal of Flood Risk Management paper here.

Read more about the Floods Working Group and sign up to its mailing list here.

New open-data guidelines

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Published: Wednesday, 07 November 2018 14:40

data worldOpen data strengthens global paleoscience!

In celebration of International Data Week, Past Global Changes is pleased to announce its updated and expanded open-data procedures for PAGES working groups.

The guidelines build on FAIR data principles (findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable) as reflected in new Author Guidelines, which are endorsed by major publishers, repositories, funders and science communities, including PAGES.

Read more about the Enabling FAIR Data project in this week's Eos.

 

Mapping sea-level change

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Published: Wednesday, 07 November 2018 09:24

palsea an rev oct 18Members of PAGES' PALSEA working group review the current methodologies and data sources used to reconstruct the history of sea-level change over geological (Pliocene, Last Interglacial, and Holocene) and instrumental (tide-gauge and satellite alimetry) eras, and the tools used to project the future spatial and temporal evolution of sea level, in a recent Annual Review of Environment and Resources paper.

Led by Benjamin Horton, authors use case studies from Singapore and New Jersey to illustrate the ways in which current methodologies and data sources can constrain future projections, and how accurate projections can motivate the development of new sea-level research questions across relevant timescales.

Access "Mapping Sea-Level Change in Time, Space, and Probability" here.

Capron receives IUGG Award

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Published: Tuesday, 06 November 2018 16:22

ssc 2018 usa webPAGES congratulates our Scientific Steering Committee member Emilie Capron (right of photo, blue top) on yesterday's announcement that she will receive an International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) award in 2019.

Capron, who is also one of the QUIGS working group leaders, and nine other scientists will receive IUGG Early Career Scientist Awards, for their outstanding research in Earth and space sciences and for their international research cooperation.

"I am very honoured to receive this award," Capron said. "Past climate research is important for understanding our changing world and I feel privileged to be a part of and contribute to this scientific community." Capron was nominated by colleagues from the ice-core community.

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