OneGeochemistry is an initiative for the community by the community. The OneGeochemistry initiative is a voluntary effort supported by a part time funded coordinator and relies on the involvement of the community: your involvement.
OneGeochemistry aims to become an organisation that coordinates across all geo- and cosmochemical data types, both supporting existing community standards as well as facilitating the development of new ones where needed.
Ways to get involved
Involvement has many forms. We are always keen to hear your ideas, comments and feedback on the initiative. If you have more time to contribute, consider becoming an ambassador, joining or starting an expert committee to help with the development of digital best practices. Just want to keep informed? Then join the Slack channel and/or email list.
OneGeochemistry is still developing and we want your input in designing the future of the initiative! We are planning a community workshop in mid 2024 where you can shape the future of OneGeochemistry, vote for the next governance board and perhaps even put yourself up for election. More details to follow.
Newsletter
Join our Slack channel for ad-hoc updates and requests from the organisation, it is an open platform where you can share ideas and suggestions. This is the place for low latency messaging and rapid sharing of resources.
Meet us at the next Conference
OneGeochemistry is represented at most of the major, international geoscience and geochemistry conferences. Find out more about the initiative and meet the current members: it is easy to get in touch with any of us there, please come over for a chat about the initiative. See the conference calendar below for upcoming events.
Become a OneGeochemistry Ambassador
Ambassadors are envisaged as early to mid-career researchers that promote good data management following current best practices and standards. Assisted by the OneGeochemistry board members, ambassadors will spread awareness in the communities of the importance of data management in geo- and cosmochemistry, the existing landscape of data systems, and inspire new and future generations to contribute.
Get in touch at onegeochemistry@codata.org if you are interested or want to find out more.
Expert Committees
Multiple best practices and recommendations for specific data types, analytical techniques or sub-disciplines have already been defined (see Best Practices). The larger the size of the community that agrees and commits to a particular standard, the larger the community that can share and reuse data, particularly in machine-to-machine environments. OneGeochemistry provides the framework and support to harmonise and curate these existing standards through expert committees.
The task of these expert committees would be to compile and further develop standards for each distinct analytical technique or related groups of analytical methods. We suggest two types of committees:
Scientific expert committees: A group of geochemistry experts who review, harmonise and aggregate existing best practices for a specific geochemical data type and/or methodology (e.g. metadata profiles, vocabularies).
Technical expert committee: A group of information technology experts who implement the recommended best practices in machine-readable format.
Conference Calendar
Join us at an upcoming conference or browse our past events and presentations. Additional resources can also be found in our Zenodo community.
| AGU 2023, San Francisco, USA |
11-15 Dec 2023 |
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Interdisciplinary Science and Cross Domain Interoperability on a Global Scale Through FAIR Implementation Profiles; Examples from the WorldFAIR Geochemistry Work Package |
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FAIR Implementation Profiles for Geochemical Data, Data Collections and Repositories |
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The Path to Creating Open Global Networks of All Types of Geochemical Data from Multiple Countries, Repositories and Researchers: what variables and vocabularies are YOU using to describe your data? |
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Using FAIR Implementation Profiles (FIPs) and FAIR Enabling Resources (FERs) to Accelerate Machine-to-machine Interoperability of Geoscience Datasets Within and Across Repositories, Communities and Other Domains |
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| SciDataCon 2023, Salzburg, AUT |
25 Oct 2023 |
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Why Persistent Identifiers and How Their Connectivity Enhances Research |
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| IUGG 2023, Berlin, DE |
11-20 Jul 2023 |
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Addressing the need for global standards for geochemical data – the OneGeochemistry initiative |
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| Goldschmidt 2023, Lyon, FR |
9-14 Jul 2023 |
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OneGeochemistry Exhibition |
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6m - Data science techniques (ML, data analytics) for planetary science data: exploiting legacy geochemical data and optimizing future planetary missions |
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Basis for geochemistry data science applications; data standardisation through the OneGeochemistry initiative |
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How Historically the Technological Advances in Geochemical Analysis Exceeded our Ability to Store, Curate and Globally Share Geochemical Data |
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| EGU General Assembly 2023 |
23-28 Apr 2022 |
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OneGeochemistry: Towards a Global Network of Geochemical Data |
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Recent advances in computational petrology and geochemical data analysis |
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The OneGeochemistry initiative as a CODATA Working Group; bringing together international geochemical data systems for easy data discovery |
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The WorldFAIR project: enabling global interdisciplinary cooperation on integrating FAIR Data policy and practices in geochemistry with ten other disciplinary groups |
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| AGU 2022 |
12-16 Dec 2022 |
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V42A - Data-Driven Research in Geochemistry: Status Quo and Future Possibilities III Oral |
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V42A-02 - OneGeochemistry: Progress on the Path toward Shared, Reusable, and Interoperable Geochemical Data |
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V31B-01 - Challenging the Status Quo: What Databases/Data Compilations are You Using for Your Data-Driven Geochemical Research? Will they still be accessible in 2030? Are your data compilations ethical? |
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IN13A-08 - Global Cooperation for Interdisciplinary FAIR Data Policy and Practice: The WorldFAIR Project and OneGeochemistry |
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| Vocabulary Symposium 2022, Canberra, AUS |
14-15 Nov 2022 |
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Developing Vocabularies for the International OneGeochemistry Initiative: Specifying Locally, Harmonising Globally |
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| DDE Update Meeting, Paris, FR |
07-Nov-22 |
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| 1st International Conference on FAIR Digital Objects, Leiden, NL |
26-28 Oct 2022 |
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| 2nd FAIR Convergence Symposium, Leiden, NL |
24-26 Oct 2022 |
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| eResearch Australasia 2022, Brisbane, AUS |
17-20 Oct 2022 |
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Contributions from the Land Down Under to the EU Horizon Funded Project “WorldFAIR”: Global Cooperation on FAIR Data Policy and Practice |
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| GSA 2022 Denver, USA |
9-12 Oct 2022 |
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Toward a global network of interoperable geoanalytical data resources - the OneGeochemistry initiative |
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| GeoMinKöln 2022 Cologne, DE |
11-15 Sep 2022 |
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OneGeochemistry: Paving the way to true Interoperability in Geochemistry Data |
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| Goldschmidt 2022, Honolulu, USA |
10-15 Jul 2022 |
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Standards for the Publication of Geochemical Data - Fostering the Conversation |
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Earth Science meets Data Science: what are our needs for geochemical data, services and analytical capabilities in the 21st century? |
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Modern Geochemical Data Systems, Modelling Platforms and Data Standards: creating new opportunities to address scientific problems |
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| SciDataCon-IDW 2022, Seoul, KR |
20-23 Jun 2022 |
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Mapping the Global Landscape of Geochemistry Initiatives and Databases |
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WorldFAIR - Global cooperation on FAIR data policy and practice |
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| EGU 2022 |
23-27 May 2022 |
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Making Geoanalytical Data FAIR:Managing Data from Field to Laboratory to Archive to Publication |
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Where is my data, where did it come from and how was it obtained? Improving Access to Geoanalytical Research Data |
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| AGU 2021 |
13-17 Dec 2021 |
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The Future of X-informatics Lies in Collaborative Convergence: an Exemplar from the Global Global OneGeochemistry Initiative |
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| Virtual SciDataCon 2021 |
21-Oct-21 |
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The OneGeochemistry Initiative: Mobilising a Global Network of FAIR Geochemical Data to Support Research into the Grand Challenge of an Environmentally Sustainable Future |
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| eResearch Australasia 2021 |
11-15 Oct 2021 |
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OneGeochemistry: a Proposed International Framework to Enable Online Interchange of Globally Distributed Geochemical Data |
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| GeoKarlsruhe 2021, Karlsruhe, DE |
19-24 Sep 2021 |
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OneGeochemistry: Enabling a coordinated online global network of multiple distributed geochemical repositories and databases |
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| Goldschmidt 2021 |
4-6 Jul 2021 |
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Open Access Beyond Publications: Data, Software, Samples |
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OneGeochemistry: Creating a Global Network of Geochemical Data to Support the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals |
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| EGU 2021 |
19-30 Apr 2021 |
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OneGeochemistry - An International Initiative to Establish Data Standards for Geochemistry |
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Managing Geochemical Data from Field to Lab to Publication to Archive |
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Managing Open and Fair Data in Geochemistry: Where are we a decade after the Editors Roundtable? |
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| Goldschmidt 2020 |
21-26 Jun 2020 |
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OneGeochemistry: Creating a Global FAIR-Way to Access and Share Geochemistry Data |
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| CODATA 2019 |
01-Sep-19 |
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OneGeochemistry: Towards an Interoperable Global Network of FAIR Geochemical Data |
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| AGU Fall Meeting 2019 |
01-Dec-19 |
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OneGeochemistry: Toward a Global Network of Geochemical Data |
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