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01/07/2025 - 05/13/2025
Workshop: Introduction to GLOBE Protocols

First meeting January 7th– 90 minutes         Time frame: 6:00pm to 7:30pm EDT

These GLOBE training sessions will be offered to anyone interested in the GLOBE Program. Learning will be self-paced – learning what you want when you want. Participants can contact the training lead at any time for help or to have questions answered. The training lead will be able to monitor participant progress as they move through the eTraining modules. Participants will receive a GLOBE certificate at the end of their training to signify which protocol(s) they are trained in and the completion of that training. Participants can attend one or all of the sessions – no minimum number needed to get trained. Non-U.S. participants can attend any and all workshops but cannot received a certificate of training unless granted permission by their country coordinator. Reminder: anyone can download and use the GLOBE Observer app without special permission.

A minimum of 5 participants will be required to launch each training session. A maximum of 15 participants will be used to cap session size to insure a more personal atmosphere. If more than 15 participants register additional trainers and or training sessions can be added.

Successive meetings (meetings after the first meeting) will start with a Q & A period to review information presented the previous meeting (30 minutes) and then introduce new protocol information for the participants to take part in (60 minutes).

The initial GLOBE training session (January 7, 2025, 6:00pm to 7:30pm) will provide:

  • An introduction to the GLOBE Program
  • The four spheres of study (Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, Biosphere, Pedosphere)
  • Website navigation
  • eTraining modules (Atmosphere eTraining modules will be assigned for completion by the February 4th session.)
  • Specified eTraining modules must be completed to obtain GLOBE trained status
  • Teachers Guides – Elementary / Secondary levels
  • Introduction of the GLOBE Observer app – download and use
  • Retrieval / visualization of data sent to GLOBE database

Topics presented at the first session will be highlights of what can be done. More detailed information on each topic will be presented throughout the various training sessions.

Along with new protocol information each session will present activities for participants to try, suggestions on activities participants can develop - interactives, if a teacher – lesson plan development will be discussed along with teacher / student video development.

Calendar of GLOBE online training sessions:

            February 4, 2025.     6:00pm to 6:30pm EDT – previous session review

         6:30pm – 7:30pm       Sphere of study: Atmosphere

            Air Temperature                Barometric Pressure                   Relative Humidity

            Clouds & Contrails          Precipitation                                  Surface Temperature

           

            March 4, 2025.    6:00pm to 6:30pm EDT – previous session review

                                         6:30pm – 7:30pm              Sphere of study: Hydrosphere

            Water Temperature                      Conductivity                      Water Transparency

            Water pH                                                    

 

April 8, 2025.    6:00pm to 6:30pm EST – previous session review                                 

                          6:30 – 7:30pm                        Sphere of study: Biosphere

            Biometry – Tree Height               Green Up / Green Down             Land Cover

           

          May 6, 2025.     6:00pm to 6:30pm ESTprevious session review             

                                    6:30 – 7:30pm.                       Sphere of study: Pedosphere

            Soil Temperature                          Soil pH                      Soil Moisture                     

 

May 13, 2025 – if desired / needed     6:00pm     Review of Data Entry and questions related to all training sessions

            If requested this session will deal with all forms of data entry and the retreival / viewing of data for use in GLOBE Program research. 

   Review of email addresses so GLOBE Certificate of Training can be sent.

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03/28/2025
WEBINAR | Cloudspotting on Mars and NASA GLOBE Clouds
Learn how you can contribute to two NASA citizen science projects, GLOBE and Cloudspotting on Mars, in this joint webinar on Friday, 28 March 2025, at 12 pm ET (16:00 UTC).  >>

04/03/2025
Webinar | 30 Years of GLOBE: Land Cover: A 10-Year Retrospective 1995–2005
Join Dr. Russell G. Congalton, professor of remote sensing and GIS in the Department of Natural Resources and the Environment at the University of New Hampshire, as he reviews the work performed by the GLOBE Land Cover/Biology Team since its inception in 1995 through the end of NSF funding in 2005.  >>

04/08/2025
Webinar | How You Can Fight Mosquito-Borne Disease This Spring by Mapping Mosquito Habitats
Join SciStarter and GLOBE Mission Mosquito on 8 April from 2–3 pm ET (18:00–19:00 UTC) for a special webinar designed for libraries and community organizers!  >>

04/11/2025
GLOBE Observer Connect April 2025
On 10 April at 8 pm ET (11 April 00:00 UTC), GLOBE Observer Connect will feature Emma Giles from SciStarter and Dr. Rusty Low and Cassie Soeffing from GLOBE. They will lead a discussion about how to connect your GLOBE observations to SciStarter to participate in Citizen Science Month and where to find mosquito larvae as the season gets underway.  >>

04/21/2025 - 04/25/2025
Virtual Event | 2025 GLOBE Africa Regional Meeting
The GLOBE Africa Regional Meeting for the 27 participating GLOBE Africa countries will be held virtually this year to enable greater participation. The event will include capacity building and skills development.  >>

04/28/2025
Webinar | Urban Heat Island (UHI) Intensive Observation Period (IOP): What to Do With Your Data
GLOBE Mission Earth is hosting a webinar for the Urban Heat Island (UHI) Intensive Observation Period (IOP) on Monday, 28 April 2025, at 3 pm ET (19:00 UTC).  >>

04/29/2025
The State of Trees: Trees and Their Impact on Carbon Storage and Surface Temperature—A Comparative Student Research Study
In this state of Trees Campaign webinar on 29 April, students at the National University (UN) of Comahue in Argentina and at the University of Texas (UT) at Tyler in the United States will share how they collaborated to research the impact of trees on carbon storage and surface temperature.   >>

05/05/2025 - 05/07/2025
Virtual Event | 2025 GLOBE Regional Meeting for Asia and Pacific
The 2025 GLOBE Asia-Pacific Regional Meeting will be held virtually on 5–7 May 2025 (tentatively). This milestone event celebrates 30 years of the GLOBE Program and its impact on environmental science education in the region.  >>

05/08/2025
Webinar | 30 Years of GLOBE: GLOBE Surface Temperature Protocol - Development of a Unique Data Set to Study the Earth
Join Dr. Kevin Czajkowski, lead scientist for the GLOBE Urban Heat Island Effect IOP at the University of Toledo, to learn how adoption of surface temperature protocols by teachers has changed over time and the type of student and scientist projects that have been completed.  >>

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