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Dear Unidata Community, We would like to alert you to the NSF-sponsored iSamples Research Coordination Network (RCN) survey on sharing physical geoscience samples and data. Please see the text provided by iSamples RCN below for more information. Kind Regards, Josh Young **** Text Provided By iSamples RCN**** The NSF-sponsored iSamples research coordination network (RCN) is committed to advancing the sharing of physical geoscience samples and data on samples by engaging a broad array of geoscience fields and disciplines, along with museums, data repositories, and others. To develop a clear baseline understanding of current practice and views, iSamples has developed a stakeholder survey on these matters. Participation is voluntary and confidential -- no individual identifying information will be reported. If you are interested in participating in this survey, you can do so online: http://maps.waymarksystems.org/s3/iSamples-Stakeholder-Survey-2014-consent <http://maps.waymarksystems.org/s3/iSamples-Stakeholder-Survey-2014-consent> This survey is part of the larger NSF EarthCube initiative, which has been collecting general information on data sharing in geosciences and which will continue to do so in 2015 so that the development of the supporting cyberinfrastructure for the geosciences is driven by data from geoscientists and other key stakeholders Thank you in advance for your consideration.
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