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Want to learn more about data management? Come to Data Help desk Thursday 18/4 10:15 for «The importance of data management principles for efficient data spaces» I’ll be presenting and happy to answer questions #EGU2024 #DataHelpDesk
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Ask the #DataHelpDesk about data management plans. We're here to help! . Join us at exhibit hall booth #1423 or ask your question online at during #AGU23
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🇺🇸 Another day here in San Francisco!. Yesterday Vicki Ferrini, Head of #Seabed2030’s Atlantic and Indian #Ocean Center, shared some demos of #EarthScienceData tools and software at the #AGU23 #DataHelpDesk.
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🌍 JUST RELEASED: @WorldBank Group’s new country income classifications. In 1987, 30% of reporting countries were classified as low income, while in 2024, only 12% fell into this category. Explore the regional differences in the income group shifts:
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📣 JUST RELEASED: the @WorldBank Group’s 2025-2026 country income classifications. 3 of the 4 countries changing income categories moved upward this year. 📈 See where your country stands & explore the #data:
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🌍 JUST RELEASED: @WorldBank Group’s new country income classifications. In 1987, 30% of reporting countries were classified as low income, while in 2024, only 12% fell into this category. Explore the regional differences in the income group shifts:
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Wondering who you can meet and what you can learn at the #OpenScience & #DataHelpDesk? . Check out the full schedule and come see us at #AGU23 booth #1423: @theAGU
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JUST RELEASED: the @WorldBank Group’s 2025-2026 country income classifications. 3 of the 4 countries changing income categories moved upward this year. See where your country stands & explore the data:
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🌍 JUST RELEASED: @WorldBank Group’s new country income classifications. In 1987, 30% of reporting countries were classified as low income, while in 2024, only 12% fell into this category. Explore the regional differences in the income group shifts:
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🌍 JUST RELEASED: @WorldBank Group’s new country income classifications. In 1987, 30% of reporting countries were classified as low income, while in 2024, only 12% fell into this category. Explore the regional differences in the income group shifts:
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📢 Calling #EGU24 Attendees📢 . Join our session at the Open Science & Data Help Desk next week to learn how to make your work more accessible, transparent, and reproducible!. #AGUPubs #DataHelpDesk #OpenScience @EuroGeosciences
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TIL World bank data doesn't cover any data from Taiwan - . The amount of soft power it would have taken to get this data scrubbed - really makes one think that 2027 timeline is more and more prescient.
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Do you have data-related questions? Looking to make your data and/or software open and FAIR? Then the #OpenScience & #DataHelpDesk at #EGU23 is here for you! Get support, answers to questions and resources all week with @EarthDataHelp!. Read more: #vEGU23
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📣 JUST RELEASED: the @WorldBank Group’s 2025-2026 country income classifications. 3 of the 4 countries changing income categories moved upward this year. 📈 See where your country stands & explore the #data:
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Do you have challenges in answering the question "What do I do with my model data?" Join our #AMS2023 talk today at 2:30pm in Room 603, "Tools to Assist Simulation Based Researchers in Deciding What Project Outputs to Preserve and Share" #DataHelpDesk
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Excited to be a data expert for the #DataHelpDesk during #AGU23. Stop by Exhibit hall booth #1423 on Thursday from 10 to 12 to chat with me about Open Source GIS, GRASS GIS, Python, Jupyter Notebooks and more!.
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Do you have data and software related questions? Ask the #DataHelpDesk during #AMS2023 or stop by the in person Open Science and Data Help Desk at the AMS booth (Booth 523)
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World Bank categorizes India as a Low and Middle-Income Country (LMIC). What may be the reason/s that several grant agencies do not consider India an eligible LMIC? Am I missing something? .
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In 1987, 30% of reporting countries were classified as low income, while in 2024, only 12% fell into this category. Explore the regional differences in the income group shifts in the @WorldBank Group’s new country income classifications
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