WG Update

content/en/about/community/index.md

@@ -22,38 +22,6 @@ The Executive Committee ensures that the activities of the Open Modeling Foundat
 
 ##### __[Current Executive Committee]({{< ref "/about/executive-committee" >}})__
 
-## Working Groups  
-
-[Open Modeling Foundation Working Groups]({{< ref "/governance/working-groups" >}}) coordinate and enable a diverse spectrum of modeling scientists to participate directly in OMF activities and self-governance and help OMF fulfill its vision, mission, and goals.
-
-#### __[Request to join a Working Group]({{< param working_group_request_form >}})__
-
-For more information on each Working Group please follow the links below.
-
-#### __[Standards WG]({{< ref "/governance/working-groups#standards-working-group" >}})__
-
-[Contribute to the Standards Working Group discussion on GitHub](https://github.com/openmodelingfoundation/openmodelingfoundation.github.io/discussions/categories/wg-standards)
-
-#### __[Certification WG]({{< ref "/governance/working-groups#certification-working-group" >}})__
-
-[Contribute to the Certification Working Group discussion on GitHub](https://github.com/openmodelingfoundation/openmodelingfoundation.github.io/discussions/categories/wg-certification)
-
-#### __[Education and Outreach WG]({{< ref "/governance/working-groups#education-and-outreach-working-group" >}})__
-
-[Contribute to the Education and Outreach discussion on GitHub](https://github.com/openmodelingfoundation/openmodelingfoundation.github.io/discussions/categories/wg-education-and-outreach)
-
-#### __[Cyberinfrastructure WG]({{< ref "/governance/working-groups#cyberinfrastructure-working-group" >}})__
-
-[Contribute to the Cyberinfrastructure Working Group discussion on GitHub](https://github.com/openmodelingfoundation/openmodelingfoundation.github.io/discussions/categories/cyberinfrastructure)
-
-## Early Career Scholars
-
-The Early Career Scholars program helps the Open Modeling Foundation support student and early career development.
-
-#### __[Request to join the Early Career Scholars program]({{< param working_group_request_form >}})__
-
-Please [click here for more information on Early Career Scholars]({{< ref "/governance/charter/#early-career-scholars" >}})
-
 ## Open Modeling Foundation Affiliates
 
 Membership in the Open Modeling Foundation Affiliates offers a formal way for *individuals*, not represented by a member organization, to receive regular information about OMF activities and communicate with different components of the OMF.

content/en/about/executive-committee/_index.md

@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ Elected members of the EC serve staggered three-year terms.
 
 <div class="card mb-4 border-0">
 
-<p class='mt-4'>Stefan Reis is currently president of <a href='https://iemss.org/'>International Environmental Modelling and Software Society (iEMSs)</a> and has very much enjoyed forming closer links to other learned societies and organisations, including building links to OMF, the Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand (MSSANZ), the International Symposium on Environmental Software Systems (ISESS) and others over the past years. Stefans background is in integrated assessment modelling of air pollution and climate change effects on human and ecosystem health. Stefan holds a position as head of unit for environment and sustainability at the DLR Project Management Agency currently and has been an active researcher in the field of environmental modelling, with a particular focus on the interfaces between environment and health for more than 25 years. Stefan holds a visiting professorship at the University of Edinburgh, School of Chemistry and fellowships with iEMSs and MSSANZ.</p>
+<p class='mt-4'>Stefan Reis is currently president of <a href='https://iemss.org/'>International Environmental Modelling and Software Society (iEMSs)</a> and has very much enjoyed forming closer links to other learned societies and organisations, including building links to OMF, the Modelling and Simulation Society of Australia and New Zealand (MSSANZ), the International Symposium on Environmental Software Systems (ISESS) and others over the past years. Stefan's background is in integrated assessment modelling of air pollution and climate change effects on human and ecosystem health. Stefan holds a position as head of unit for environment and sustainability at the DLR Project Management Agency currently and has been an active researcher in the field of environmental modelling, with a particular focus on the interfaces between environment and health for more than 25 years. Stefan holds a visiting professorship at the University of Edinburgh, School of Chemistry and fellowships with iEMSs and MSSANZ.</p>
 </div>
 </div>
 
@@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ transdisciplinary research, and identifying and promoting best practices in mode
 {{< /imgproc >}}
 
 <div class="card mb-4 border-0">
-<p class='mt-4'>Christopher Erdmann is an author, developer, and experimenter in the areas of digital libraries, social networking, library UX, interactive technologies, bibliometrics, and data services in libraries. Prior to joining the American Geophysical Union as the Assistant Director for Data Stewardship, he was an engagement, support, and training expert for the NHLBI BioData Catalyst project at University of North Carolina Renaissance Computing Institute. He has previously worked for organizations such as California Digital Library (Library Carpentry), North Carolina State University, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, European Southern Observatory, Supreme Court of the US, United Nations, University of Washington, Smithsonian, and CNET. Christopher holds an MLIS from the University of Washington iSchool and a BA from the University of California, Davis.</p>
+<p class='mt-4'>Christopher Erdmann is an author, developer, and experimenter in the areas of digital libraries, social networking, library UX, interactive technologies, bibliometrics, and data services in libraries. Prior to joining SciLifeLab as the Head of Open Science, he was the Associate Director for Open Science at the Michael J. Fox Foundation. He has previously worked for organizations such as the American Geophysical Union, Renaissance Computing Institute at UNC, California Digital Library (Library Carpentry), North Carolina State University, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, European Southern Observatory, Supreme Court of the US, United Nations, University of Washington, Smithsonian, and CNET. Christopher holds an MLIS from the University of Washington iSchool and a BA from the University of California, Davis.</p>
 </div>
 </div>
 
@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ Prior to the position at DPI, she was an associate research professor in the Dep
 {{< /imgproc >}}
 
 <div class="card mb-4 border-0">
-<p class='mt-4'>Allen Lee is a research software engineer who has been building cyberinfrastructure for computational social science and complex adaptive systems at Arizona State University since 2006; projects include <a href="https://www.tdar.org">the Digital Archaeological Record</a>, <a href="https://seslibrary.asu.edu">the Social Ecological Systems Library</a>, <a href="https://openskope.org">Synthesizing Knowledge of Past Environments (SKOPE)</a>, <a href="https://interplanetary.asu.edu/port-of-mars">the Port of Mars</a>, and <a href="https://comses.net">CoMSES Net</a>, where he serves as co-director and technical lead. He works to improve the state of open, transparent, reusable, and reproducible computational science as a <a href="https://carpentries.org">Carpentries instructor</a> and maintainer for the <a href="https://github.com/swcarpentry/python-novice-gapminder">Plotting and Programming in Python</a> and <a href='https://github.com/carpentries-lab/good-enough-practices'>Good Enough Practices in Scientific Computing</a> lessons, and currently serves on the <a href='https://datacite.org/stsg/'>DataCite Services and Technology Steering Group</a> and as a co-chair for the <a href="https://scicodes.net/">Consortium of Scientific Software Registries and Repositories</a>.</p>
+<p class='mt-4'>Allen Lee is a research software lead who has been building cyberinfrastructure for computational social science and complex adaptive systems at Arizona State University since 2006; projects include <a href="https://www.tdar.org">the Digital Archaeological Record</a>, <a href="https://seslibrary.asu.edu">the Social Ecological Systems Library</a>, <a href="https://openskope.org">Synthesizing Knowledge of Past Environments (SKOPE)</a>, <a href="https://interplanetary.asu.edu/port-of-mars">the Port of Mars</a>, and <a href="https://comses.net">CoMSES Net</a>, where he serves as co-director and technical lead. He works to improve the state of open, transparent, reusable, and reproducible ("frictionless") computational science as a <a href="https://carpentries.org">Carpentries instructor</a> and maintainer for the <a href="https://github.com/swcarpentry/python-novice-gapminder">Plotting and Programming in Python</a> and <a href='https://github.com/carpentries-lab/good-enough-practices'>Good Enough Practices in Scientific Computing</a> lessons, and currently serves on the <a href='https://datacite.org/stsg/'>DataCite Services and Technology Steering Group</a> and as a co-chair for the <a href="https://scicodes.net/">Consortium of Scientific Software Registries and Repositories</a>.</p>
 </div>
 
 </div>

content/en/about/executive-committee/meetings.md

@@ -11,6 +11,9 @@ Recent Executive Committee Meeting Agenda Documents
 - [2024 Meeting 2 February](https://osf.io/5pcev)
 - [2024 Meeting 3 March](https://osf.io/3gkhx)
 - [2024 Meeting 4 April](https://osf.io/xfk8z)
+- [2024 Meeting 5 May](https://osf.io/h32tf)
+- [2024 Meeting 6 July](https://osf.io/deghm)
+- [2024 Meeting 7 September](https://osf.io/5ahwe)
 
 2023
 

content/en/about/history.md → content/en/about/history-events-and-activities.md

@@ -1,14 +1,21 @@
 ---
-title: "History"
-linkTitle: "History"
+title: "Events and Activities"
+linkTitle: "Events and Activities"
 date: 2020-05-07T10:34:28-07:00
 weight: 101
 ---
 
 ## Upcoming Activities
-**Setting up Working Groups**
+
+Information on activities or projects of individual OMF Working Groups can be found within their individual pages accessed via the [Working Groups page]({{< ref "/about/working-groups#working-groups" >}}).
+
+**December 2024 Virtual Members Council Meeting**
+
+**May 2025 Members Council Meeting**
 
 ## Past Activities
+##### **May 2024 Members Council Meeting**
+
 ##### **Election of initial Executive Committee representatives (January 2022)**
 
 ##### **Founding Meeting of the Open Modeling Foundation**

content/en/about/members-council/index.md

@@ -156,7 +156,9 @@ weight: 100
 <!-- ROW 5 -->
 <div class="card-deck">
 
-{{< imgproc blank Fit "200x200" >}}
+<a style=color:inherit
+   href="https://www.georoundtable.xyz/">
+{{< imgproc georoundtable Fit "200x200" >}}
 
 <center><p><strong>GeoRoundtable</strong></p></center>
 {{< /imgproc >}}

content/en/governance/working-groups.md → content/en/about/working-groups/_index.md

@@ -1,45 +1,44 @@
 ---
 title: "Working Groups"
-date: 2020-05-04T09:43:26-07:00
+linkTitle: "Working Groups"
 weight: 100
 ---
 
-## Working Groups
-
 Open Modeling Foundation Working Groups coordinate key activities, enabling a diverse spectrum of modeling scientists to participate directly in OMF activities and self-governance and ensuring that it can fulfill its vision, mission, and goals. Five Working Groups are established and described below; additional Working Groups may be established with approval of the Members Council.
 
-Any modeling scientist can join a Working Group. Working Groups self organize, with support from the Executive Committee, and nominate a Working Group Chair for approval by the Members Council. Working Group Chairs serve for a three-year, renewable term. Each Working Group may also choose to nominate any number of Co-Chairs as appropriate - each with the same term length and responsibilities as the Chair.
-
-Working Groups self-organize and meet as needed at least once per year either virtually or in person.  
+Any modeling scientist can [join an OMF Working Group]({{< param working_group_request_form >}}). Working Groups are self-organized collectives of OMF members, supported by the Executive Committee, and led by a Working Group Chair and any number of Working Group Co-Chairs who must all be approved by the Members Council. Working Group Chairs and Co-Chairs serve for a three-year, renewable term. Each Working Group may nominate any number of Co-Chairs as appropriate, each with the same term length and responsibilities as the Chair. However, each Working Group only has a single vote within the Executive Committee.
 
-Working Groups are led by their chair(s), nominated by the Executive Committee, and approved by the Members Council. Working Groups can be led by multiple co-chairs. However, each Working Group only has a single vote within the Executive Committee.
+Working Groups should meet as needed at least once per year either virtually or in person.  
 
-#### [Click here to join a Working Group]({{< param working_group_request_form >}})
+For more information on each Working Group please follow the links below to each groups dedicated page.
 
-### Standards Working Group
+## *[Standards Working Group]({{< ref "/about/working-groups/standards#standards-working-group" >}})*
 
 The Standards Working Group (SWG) oversees the adoption, dissemination, and administration of Open Modeling Foundation standards for access, documentation, reusability, and interoperability. It proposes standards to be reviewed, revised, and approved by the OMF Members Council. The SWG works with Administrative Coordinator to communicate proposed and adopted OMF standards to OMF member organizations and other stakeholders, and solicit input about proposed standards from the modeling community. In coordination with the Certification Working Group, it helps OMF member (and other) code repositories implement OMF standards for access, discoverability, and recognition of model developers who implement OMF best practice standards.
 
-[View schematic of potential standards-making workflow](https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=https://github.com/openmodelingfoundation/openmodelingfoundation.github.io/files/6481459/standards_workflow.pdf)
 
-### Certification Working Group
+## *[Certification Working Group]({{< ref "/about/working-groups/certification#certification-working-group" >}})*
 
 The Certification Working Group (CWG) develops and administers programs to certify model code that meets OMF standards for modeling best practices, and officially recognize model developers who apply these standards. CWG activities include developing and administering a community-wide program for model code peer review, establishing metrics for standards compliance, creating and assigning digital certification badges that follow guidelines being developed by the National Information Standards Organization (NISO). The CWG helps OMF member (and other) code repositories to ensure that models meeting OMF standards are clearly identified and developers who create standards-based models are publicly recognized. The CWG coordinates collaborative efforts with journals, funding agencies, societies, institutions/labs, other software/modeling consortia, and professional bodies to disseminate and administer OMF standards across the community of modeling science, and to promote recognition of OMF standards.
 
-### Education and Outreach Working Group
+
+## *[Education and Outreach Working Group]({{< ref "/about/working-groups/education-and-outreach#education-and-outreach-working-group" >}})*
 
 The Education and Outreach Working Group (EOWG) helps OMF member organizations reach and train next generation scholars and ensure proactive outreach to groups and nationalities that are underrepresented in modeling science. Depending on available resources, it may develop and deploy educational and training materials, organize workshops, symposia, clinics, and other promotional or engagement events to disseminate OMF standards and help modeling scientists meet those standards. The EOWG coordinates with the SWG to ensure that standards adopted by the OMF are supported by appropriate training and educational programs, and accessible via the OMF Science Gateway. The EOWG coordinates with the OMF Early Career Scholars to develop programs to support early-career scientists. Depending on available resources, such programs may include scholarships to attend trainings in standards-based modeling or presenting standards-based modeling research at professional meetings.
 
-### Cyberinfrastructure Working Group
+
+## *[Cyberinfrastructure Working Group]({{< ref "/about/working-groups/cyberinfrastructure#cyberinfrastructure-working-group" >}})*
 
 The Cyberinfrastructure Working Group (CYWG) coordinates development and management of the OMF Science Gateway, an online platform for collaborative governance and standards. CYWG works to to identify, develop, and enhance tools and processes that lower the technical barriers towards adoption of OMF standards and facilitate their use by modeling scientists. CYWG staff assist the EOWG in developing online training modules and making them available on the OMF Science Gateway.
 
-### Early Career Scholars Working Group
+
+## *[Early Career Scholars Working Group]({{< ref "/about/working-groups/early-career-scholars#early-career-scholars-working-group" >}})*
 
 The Early Career Scholars (ECSWG) helps the Open Modeling Foundation to support student and early career development. The ECSWG is
 open to any student enrolled in an institution of higher learning (e.g., college or university) or early career scholar (recent graduate).
 The ECSWG provides input to the Executive Committee. The ECSWG can organize student-focused programs, manuscripts, and events, assisted by the Administrative Coordinator and other OMF WG's as appropriate. 
 
-### Additional Working Groups
+
+## *Additional Working Groups*
 
 Other Working Groups may be proposed by the Executive Committee to oversee and coordinate additional OMF activities. The establishment of any new working groups must be approved by the Members Council.