Deep-time Digital Earth (DDE) is the first Big Science initiative of the International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS) dedicated to facilitating innovation in understanding Earth’s evolution – life, climate, materials, geography – by using Big Data analytics, internet cloud computing, data mining, machine learning and AI.
DDE World Cup 2023 will be launched as a global competition for young and early career geoscientists in earth, geodata, and geoinformatics science to promote data-driven, geoscientific research in the DDE Platform environment. The competition is organised by the DDE Young Earth Scientists and Geo-education Task Groups together with the Global Young Earth Scientist (YES) Network.
The competition will be open to all young and early career geoscientists as a two-round selection of the global winners. The competition rules and judgment criteria will be announced at a Town Hall meeting on 27 April 2023 at EGU2023, where the DDE World Cup 2023 competition will be officially initiated.
Finalists comprising winners from the first-round and the global winner and runners-up will be invited to a DDE sponsored global event to receive their awards
About DDE
DDE is a large-scale Earth science initiative, supported by a several Members comprising geo-surveys and geo-research organizations. The DDE Platform was officially launched at the recent DDE Open Science Forum on 9 November 2022 which attracted many international attendees and was co-organized by UNESCO, IUGS, and IYBSSD and DDE at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, France.
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DDE World Cup 2023 – Official launch of Deep-time Digital Earth's global challenge prize-competition for Young Earth Scientists.
Deep-time Digital Earth (DDE) is the first Big Science initiative of the International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS) dedicated to facilitating innovation in understanding Earth’s evolution – life, climate, materials, geography – by using Big Data analytics, internet cloud computing, data mining, machine learning and AI.
DDE World Cup 2023 will be launched as a global competition for young and early career geoscientists in earth, geodata, and geoinformatics science to promote data-driven, geoscientific research in the DDE Platform environment. The competition is organised by the DDE Young Earth Scientists and Geo-education Task Groups together with the Global Young Earth Scientist (YES) Network.
The competition will be open to all young and early career geoscientists as a two-round selection of the global winners. The competition rules and judgment criteria will be announced at a Town Hall meeting on 27 April 2023 at EGU2023, where the DDE World Cup 2023 competition will be officially initiated.
Finalists comprising winners from the first-round and the global winner and runners-up will be invited to a DDE sponsored global event to receive their awards
About DDE
DDE is a large-scale Earth science initiative, supported by a several Members comprising geo-surveys and geo-research organizations. The DDE Platform was officially launched at the recent DDE Open Science Forum on 9 November 2022 which attracted many international attendees and was co-organized by UNESCO, IUGS, and IYBSSD and DDE at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, France.
Session agenda
1. Welcome by the Chairs 2. Introduction to DDE – interdisciplinary collaboration between geology and data sciences. 3. Introduction to DDE Platform – DDE Platform Group Representative, followed by an example of the use of the DDE Platform 4. Information on YES Network and DDE-YES Task Group and the International Geosciences Education Organization and relationship to DDE and DDE World Cup competition. 5. Q & A and Discussion – audience comments and questions/responses on DDE and World Cup competition. 6. DDE Scholar Report – Introduction and a road map. 7. Closing by the Chairs
DDE will host a Reception for all participants attending the Town Hall meeting for informal networking after the meeting is declared closed by the Chairs.
DDE World Cup 2023 – Official launch of Deep-time Digital Earth's global challenge prize-competition for Young Earth Scientists.
Deep-time Digital Earth (DDE) is the first Big Science initiative of the International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS) dedicated to facilitating innovation in understanding Earth’s evolution – life, climate, materials, geography – by using Big Data analytics, internet cloud computing, data mining, machine learning and AI.
DDE World Cup 2023 will be launched as a global competition for young and early career geoscientists in earth, geodata, and geoinformatics science to promote data-driven, geoscientific research in the DDE Platform environment. The competition is organised by the DDE Young Earth Scientists and Geo-education Task Groups together with the Global Young Earth Scientist (YES) Network.
The competition will be open to all young and early career geoscientists as a two-round selection of the global winners. The competition rules and judgment criteria will be announced at a Town Hall meeting on 27 April 2023 at EGU2023, where the DDE World Cup 2023 competition will be officially initiated.
Finalists comprising winners from the first-round and the global winner and runners-up will be invited to a DDE sponsored global event to receive their awards
About DDE
DDE is a large-scale Earth science initiative, supported by a several Members comprising geo-surveys and geo-research organizations. The DDE Platform was officially launched at the recent DDE Open Science Forum on 9 November 2022 which attracted many international attendees and was co-organized by UNESCO, IUGS, and IYBSSD and DDE at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, France.
Session agenda
1. Welcome by the Chairs 2. Introduction to DDE – interdisciplinary collaboration between geology and data sciences. 3. Introduction to DDE Platform – DDE Platform Group Representative, followed by an example of the use of the DDE Platform 4. Information on YES Network and DDE-YES Task Group and the International Geosciences Education Organization and relationship to DDE and DDE World Cup competition. 5. Q & A and Discussion – audience comments and questions/responses on DDE and World Cup competition. 6. DDE Scholar Report – Introduction and a road map. 7. Closing by the Chairs
DDE will host a Reception for all participants attending the Town Hall meeting for informal networking after the meeting is declared closed by the Chairs.
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