IRIS Accomplishments

Submit Your Highlight

Welcome to the input page for IRIS-enabled accomplishments and science highlights!

Our Motivation
These highlights not only provide the opportunity to showcase the extensive body of work produced by the IRIS community, but also will be important input to the 2013-2018 IRIS proposal to NSF, illustrating the quality and quantity of science that is enabled by the facilities available through IRIS. Authors of the upcoming proposal to NSF and future proposals will draw from this pool of IRIS-backed content.

We ask that your submitted highlights be structured around a comprehensive, key visual combined with a short caption. This format will be conducive for being displayed in categorized galleries. The goal should be an image and explanation in the style used for PPT presentations or in publications for broad audiences of geoscience professionals such as EOS, GSA Today, Perspectives in Science, or the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. A more detailed description may still be appended to the submission. Authors may submit multiple highlights.

Instructions
This interface is designed to allow easy submission of your materials, while at the same time enable IRIS to efficiently process them. Please complete all the relevant boxes on the following form. You may enter text directly or cut and paste it from another source. Please select a category and keyword(s) that best represent your highlight. The proposal writing team will use these classifications as a starting point. Please include an attribution (traditional author reference, doi citation) for the figure if one is available. Thank you for sharing your work with the community, supporting the IRIS facility, and helping us to prepare for the upcoming proposal.

Andy Frassetto (andyf@iris.edu) will welcome feedback on how to improve this process.

Important Notes:

After starting this form you have 1 hour to finish it.
Before beginning to fill out this form, please take a minute to look over the entire form to make sure you have everything we need.
If you are presenting a poster at the IRIS workshop, then your abstract should be tagged as a science highlight. Please check the appropriate box.

Authors

Enter a Full Name and Affiliation

Please enter authors in the following format [Lead Author: Affiliation, Additional Author: Affiliation, etc.]

Enter an email address

Contribution Info

Title

Choose the closest category to your topic

Choose a category

Use as 2012 IRIS Workshop Abstract

Keywords

e.g. receiver function, anisotropy, etc.

Acknowledgements, including award identifications from NSF and other funding agencies The text of your Acknowledgements must be less than 500 characters. You currently have /500 characters

For Further Reading

List the primary reference for this contribution. Leave blank if not applicable.

Please reference the AGU Style Guide in regards to format and references.

Reference The text of your Reference must be less than 500 characters. You currently have /500 characters

DOI (Digital Object Identifier)

Images

Important Notes on Adding Images:

Upload any full resolution image files.
Your files must be a .GIF, .BMP, .JPG, .PNG, .PSD, .PS, .AI, or .TIF
Maximum Image size allowed is 10mb.
If you submit more than one image, size reduction may be necessary, and/or limiting your number of figures to one (depending on image size and amount of text).

Add image

Image Caption The text of your Caption must be less than 500 characters. You currently have /500 characters

Additional Information (Optional) Additional text must be less than 2000 characters. You currently have /2000 characters

You'll have a chance to review all of your information before submitting it to IRIS.