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A part of "Triage in the data ward: A collaborative working session for developing a data rescue decision framework", this presentation introduces the Data Nomination Tool, a web-based system that allows users at all levels, federal, state, local, etc. to request help in performing data related tasks. The presentation shows the functionality - shares the importance of the work for the future and elicits a lot of questions to the group about building sustainable support for this and other related efforts. This presentation was given at the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Winter Meeting in January 2019.

The Data Rescue Nomination Tool allows all users to request help in performing Earth science data rescue related tasks for any type of issue. The nomination tool team saw a need for such an applications because there was currently no known resource which would provide a mechanism for individuals to submit data sets and request help with them. Our goal is to connect folks with data needs to folks with data rescue expertise. Submitting a request is easy - Create an account, or enter as a guest and fill out the short form. Want to be a “Data Hero” and assist in data rescue? Create an account and choose the data hero option. We welcome anyone to join in the effort to help keep Earth Science data available, accessible, and usable to all.This poster was presented at the Earth Science Information Partners (ESIP) Winter Meeting in January 2019.

This is a poster that presents the results of our analysis of the stories that ESIP members told via the ESIP slack channel and on video in the Spring and Summer of 2017. For ESIPs 20th birthday present, we looked at the larger ideas expressed in these stories and the overarching patterns and topics, additionally highlighting some exceedingly unique quotes and elements that contribute to the ESIP story.