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Just a note of possible interest,coincidentally 'sesar' in malay means 'fault' in the geological sense cheers meor --- "Lane, Harold" <hlane@nsf.gov> wrote: > > -----Original Message----- > From: Kerstin Lehnert > [mailto:lehnert@ldeo.columbia.edu] > Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2004 6:07 PM > To: jhoney@usgs.gov; cmk@agiweb.org; dsg@sdsc.edu; > robert.huber@stratigraphy.net; > curators@mailman.ngdc.noaa.gov; James Luhr; > r.g.rothwell@soc.soton.ac.uk; pitlab@vt.edu; > earthsci@usc.edu; > mcrawfor@brynmawr.edu; Tracy Rushmer; > wsnyder@boisestate.edu; Chaitan Baru; > rjb@ou.edu; wsmith@ucsd.edu; > macintyre.ian@nmnh.si.edu; spearf@rpi.edu; > mathez@amnh.org; kflessa@geo.arizona.ed; > dmirante@brynmawr.edu; > Laura.zahm@beg.utexas.edu; bbuczkowski@usgs.gov; > scarey@gso.uri.edu; > Melson.William@nmnh.si.edu; IHardy@nrcan.gc.ca; > Lee.Allison@gov.state.ks.us; > Francis Albarede; esulliva@bayou.uh.edu; Hubert > Staudigel; > ens.klump@gfz-potsdam.de; > Fred.m.weaver@sbcglobal.net; > lpeterson@rsmas.miami.edu; Anthony Koppers; > sorena@volcano.si.edu; > cfrazee@usgs.gov; psikora@egi.utah.edu; > bwardlaw@usgs.gov; > amix@coas.oregonstate.edu; mikulic@isgs.uiuc.edu; > noren021@umn.edu; > patty@ig.utexas.edu; David Christie; > wise@quartz.gly.fsu.edu; Charles H. > Langmuir; eito@tc.umn.edu; Rusty Lotti Bond; > firth@odpmail.tamu.edu; Shirley > Dutton; klausw@geology.wisc.edu; Anne Grunow; Cinzia > Cervato; > hickman@usgs.gov; pworstell@ucsd.edu; > kbice@whoi.edu; sneuzil@usgs.gov; > Vladimir Davydov; 'Basil Tikoff'; eroosen@whoi.edu; > Ethan L. Grossman; > bconard@coas.oregonstate.edu; sro@gpi.uni-kiel.de; > John Helly; > jbroda@whoi.edu; kgm@rci.rutgers.edu; > Chris.Maples@dri.edu; > Bev.dejarnett@beg.utexas.edu; seber@sdsc.edu; > 'lsoreg@ou.edu' Soreghan; > jtribble@soest.hawaii.edu; > jpadman@coas.oregonstate.edu; > Flynn@fieldmuseum.org; prenne@bgc.org; Albrecht > Hofmann; marlino@ucar.ed; > mbrown@geol.umd.edu; jay.kipper@beg.utexas.edu; > jkluesse@uwc.edu; > jksmith@rice.edu; Scott.tinker@beg.utexas.edu; > oldow@uidaho.edu; > wbrueckmann@ifm-geomar.de; Frank Rack; > curry@whoi.edu; John Graybeal > Cc: Sri Vinayagamoorthy; Steven L Goldstein; > Christopher Lenhardt; Dave Epp; > Richard Lane > Subject: SESAR: Solid Earth Sample Registry > > > > SESAR, the Solid Earth Sample Registry, is an > NSF-funded project started > Sept 1, 2004, as a response to the urgent need for > unique sample identifiers > in the development of a Geoscience > Cyberinfrastructure. > > > SESAR is building a web-based digital registry for > solid earth samples that > will provide for the first time a way to uniquely > name and identify samples > on a global scale by means of the International Geo > Sample Number IGSN. > Establishing SESAR and the IGSN will have a > wide-ranging impact on sample > and data management, especially with respect to > sample sharing and data > integration, addressing a basic requirement for > interoperability among > information systems for sample-based data. > > > To find out more about SESAR, visit > > > www.geosamples.org > > > > or come to one of the following SESAR presentations > at the upcoming AGU Fall > Meeting in San Francisco: > > > - Session SF32A, Wednesday, Dec 15, 2004, > 12:00pm, Moscone West, Room > 3010: “SESAR: Addressing the need for unique sample > identification in the > Solid Earth Sciences” (Lehnert, K., Goldstein, S.L., > Lenhardt, W.C., > Vinayagamoorthy, S.) > > > - Town Hall Meeting “The MARGINS Database: Its > Part in the Marine > Geosciences Data Management System and Benefits of > Integrated Data Access > and Visualization for Researchers and Educators”, > Thursday, Dec 16, 6:30pm, > Moscone West, Room 3006 > > > - Tuesday, Dec 15, to Friday, Dec 17, all day > at the EarthChem booth > in the exhibit hall (booth #231 within the "NSF > Community", next to CHRONOS > and NSF-OPP). > > > > Please forward this message to any colleagues who > might be interested in > this project, and feel free to contact any of us if > you have further > questions and comments. We welcome your input. You > can also register as a > user at the SESAR web site (www.geosamples.org) to > receive regular updates > on the project. > > > > With best wishes for a peaceful Holiday Season, > > The SESAR Team > > > Kerstin Lehnert (lehnert@ldeo.columbia.edu) > > Steve Goldstein (steveg@ldeo.columbia.edu) > > Christopher Lenhardt (clenhardt@ciesin.columbia.edu) > > > Sri Vinayagamoorthy (sri@ciesin.columbia.edu) > > > > Dr. Kerstin Lehnert > > Coordinator for Research Administration > > Office of the Director > > Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia > University > > 61 Route 9W > > Palisades, NY 10964 > > USA > > > Phone: 845-365-8506 > > Fax: 845-365-8162 > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
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