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About Us

Who We Are

Our group is open to anyone (including USGS employees across mission areas and disciplines and non-USGS/non-federal employees) who is interested in data visualization practices, techniques, and projects.

What We Do

The Data Visualization Collaboration Area, as part of the USGS's Community for Data Integration, was founded to serve as a professional hub and creative home to promote open data visualization trainings and discussions.

We hope to foster a creative, collaborative community of people who come to data vis from a variety of backgrounds with any set of design tools.

As we grow, we plan to:

Host events where members can connect and learn from each other
Invest in communication platforms like Team Channels to help us share skills, knowledge, ideas, and meaningful critique
Encourage new and underrepresented voices as the USGS grows its data visualization community.

We recognize that everyone will have their own favorite set of tools. So, we hope to focus on supporting members as they practice their own process of data visualization.

How We Connect

Sign up for the

CDI-DataViz Listserv

Join our new MS Team!

Members within DOI:

Join our MS Team

or join with team code: 1dmo1yp

Members outside of DOI:

Request Access

Team Access Instructions

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Announcements Join us Stay tuned for our next webinar in the Spring! Want to help us plan it? Reach out to anybody on the organizing team (listed below in the Points of Contact) or post on our MS Teams channel. Most Recent Webinar: Thursday, December 2nd at 3pm EST for our quarterly webinar featuring Image Added Featuring Africa Flores-Anderson with NASA-SERVIR. Image Removed Webinar: Earth Observations for a Sustainable Future Abstract: During this talk I will present some key examples from the SERVIR program about how optical and radar data are being used to monitor water quality in freshwater bodies and forest degradation. The impact this work has had on the ground will also be highlighted. SERVIR is a joint program between NASA and USAID that co-develops innovative solutions through a network of regional hubs to inform national policies and strategies to adapt to the impacts of global change and plan for a sustainable future. ________________________________________________________________________________ Microsoft Teams meeting Join on your computer or mobile app Click here to join the meeting Or call in (audio only) +1 360-970-9446,,52319275# United States, Olympia Phone Conference ID: 523 192 75# Find a local number \| Learn More Recordings of Previous Meetings Click here to view past meetings.

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Announcements

Join us Stay tuned for our next webinar in the Spring! Want to help us plan it? Reach out to anybody on the organizing team (listed below in the Points of Contact) or post on our MS Teams channel.

Most Recent Webinar: Thursday, December 2nd at 3pm EST for our quarterly webinar featuring

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Featuring Africa Flores-Anderson with NASA-SERVIR.

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Webinar: Earth Observations for a Sustainable Future

Abstract: During this talk I will present some key examples from the SERVIR program about how optical and radar data are being used to monitor water quality in freshwater bodies and forest degradation. The impact this work has had on the ground will also be highlighted.

SERVIR is a joint program between NASA and USAID that co-develops innovative solutions through a network of regional hubs to inform national policies and strategies to adapt to the impacts of global change and plan for a sustainable future.

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Microsoft Teams meeting
Join on your computer or mobile app

Click here to join the meeting

Or call in (audio only)
+1 360-970-9446,,52319275# United States, Olympia

Phone Conference ID: 523 192 75#

Find a local number | Learn More

Recordings of Previous Meetings

Click here to view past meetings.

Points Of Contact

Who	Email	Position and USGS Office	Location	Expertise
Cee Nell (Primary)	cnell@usgs.gov	Data Visualization Specialist, Water Mission Area	Madison, WI	Data storytelling, scientific & geospatial visualizations, R, illustration
Dionne Zoanni	dzoanni@usgs.gov	Service Management Specialist (Physical Scientist), Cloud Hosting Solutions	Bozeman, MT	Cloud services (Tableau, GIS)
Amy Puls	apuls@usgs.gov	Biologist, Northwest-Pacific Islands Regional Office	Cook, WA	Facilitation, coordination
Katherine Trickey	ktrickey@usgs.gov	Student Trainee (Hydrology), New England Water Science Center	Augusta, ME	ArcGIS API for JavaScript, HTML/XHTML/CSS, Arcade Scripting, JavaScript, ArcGIS Hub, ArcGIS Insights, ArcGIS StoryMaps, ArcGIS Web AppBuilder, ArcGIS Collector, Leaflet, QGIS, SharePoint, Amazon Web Services

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