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LTER IMC Annual Meeting Report 2019 - Website Migration Progress

Read about the progress made at the LTER IMC Annual Meeting in Tacoma, WA on July 15, 2019, focusing on the migration of IM website documents. Learn about the challenges faced and potential solutions discussed for document storage and archiving. Stay updated on the WIRED Year 3 advancements and other IMC projects.

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LTER IMC Annual Meeting Report 2019 - Website Migration Progress

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  1. LTER IMC Annual Meeting, Tacoma, WA July 15, 2019 WIRED Origin: Resulted from the 2016 IMC Annual Meeting in Santa Barbara Current Membership: Suzanne Remillard (AND), Marty Downs (LCO) and Margaret O’Brien (EDI) Original Objective: Migrate IM.LTERNET.EDU from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7 Morphed Objective: Determine best path forward for storing and archiving LTER IMC related documents IM Website Improvement & REDesignGroup

  2. http://im.lternet.edu/ Includes working documents and meeting notes Includes working group notes, products, software, etc. Includes final products

  3. WIRED Year 3 progress • IMC Projects that were EDI relevant have been migrated to EDI GitHub repository • Test of GitHub repositories for WG and meeting notes • Questions regarding the best place to store PDFs and searchability • High technological bar to migrate and add files to GitHub repository • Very time consuming to review and migrate documents • In order to use the LTER document archive effectively, it needs attention in terms of tags and document type organization (not insurmountable, but time consuming) • There doesn’t seem to be a solution that isn’t a lot of work; migration to Drupal 7 may be the path of least resistance. • NCO is exploring Constituent Relationship Management (CRM) tools for collaboration that may be useful (??) • Need to assess the needs and desires of IMC membership for acquiring information and resources (annual IMC meeting breakout session)

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