Direct attention to DOI Discussion Google Page - Organized by Topic
Keeping the conversation going - Consider Wiki Area for each topic - editable use case areas - for more people to look at. Put out request to DAACs to submit their use-cases for documents so others can see and get ideas and provide input. Google Docs could be setup easier then transfer to Wiki area for safe-keeping.
Track where we are in these discussion topics
Move mature topics to ESO review
Val: Consider Earthdata Forum mechanism to capture discussions
Actions from last meeting
Send Wiki link and Database access instructions to callers
Send policy document and Use case document to attendees
Nate will post link to these documents in meeting notes
Steve has an additional Use-Case for us
Create a NASA distribution list of users and interested parties - Done (internal section)
Setup Google Drive for DOI discussion topics - Done
Next Steps Topic: DOIs in CMR
DOIs presently referenced in CMR
UMM-C
Populating DOIs in CMR
Using MMT
DOI is NOT a required field - not all products are used in research (eg. L0 data, quick/first look)
Using CMR API interfacing with DAACs script
Alicia: Explanation of absent DOI field did NOT work - Val will check
Q: Will this DOI field make the product searchable by DOI? A: Yes - Tested live - Returns proper result Still some natural language issues in the search (using auto-populating if DOI field typed)
Status of DOIs on legacy datasets vs new datasets
Most DAACs have assigned DOIs to all of their active datasets. Why put DOIs on legacy (retired) datasets if papers already written? A: Depends on what “legacy” means - no longer available or retired datasets should not have DOIs.
Related DOI-CMR Topics for future discussion
DOIs for algorithms (ATBDs) and software
UMM-S - DOIs for services
UMM-Tools - DOIs for tools
UMM-V - DOIs for Disaster Events (WorldView and GIBS)
Future Topics to Add to the DOI Discussion Google Doc
Topic
Should we be registering DOIs at a Mission level before data is publicly available (i.e. airborne missions)