Science Question Compelling statement of the
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slide1. Science Question
Compelling statement of the science question.
What are we learning about the Earth System?
Why is the research important?
Analysis
What resources were used (satellites, field data, datasets, models, etc.)
Results
Select 1 – 3 most significant elements of the work
What do you want the reader to remember?
What are the important findings from this study? What is the essence that should be drawn from the results?
What has been accomplished and learned?
Significance
Communicate the most significant element that you want the audience to know about the research and how the results contributed to society/Earth system science. What do we now know that we did not know before? What can we do with this knowledge? What are the potential societal impacts/benefits? Figure Caption
Describe a figure that captures the essence of the science result and conveys its importance to the non-expert Don’t use highly technical language/jargon specific to a science discipline – the audience is scientifically informed, but may not necessarily be an expert in your field of research. All figures should have axes labelled, units of measurement, and color bars included. Include the title of the solicitation and/or the grant number in the notes section. Take-home Message Title Citation (short form, include DOI) Your institutional logo here<br>
Compelling statement of the science question.
What are we learning about the Earth System?
Why is the research important?
Analysis
What resources were used (satellites, field data, datasets, models, etc.)
Results
Select 1 – 3 most significant elements of the work
What do you want the reader to remember?
What are the important findings from this study? What is the essence that should be drawn from the results?
What has been accomplished and learned?
Significance
Communicate the most significant element that you want the audience to know about the research and how the results contributed to society/Earth system science. What do we now know that we did not know before? What can we do with this knowledge? What are the potential societal impacts/benefits? Figure Caption
Describe a figure that captures the essence of the science result and conveys its importance to the non-expert Don’t use highly technical language/jargon specific to a science discipline – the audience is scientifically informed, but may not necessarily be an expert in your field of research. All figures should have axes labelled, units of measurement, and color bars included. Include the title of the solicitation and/or the grant number in the notes section. Take-home Message Title Citation (short form, include DOI) Your institutional logo here<br>