Peter Fox (RPI) WDS Science Symposium 2011 September 3-6, 2011, Kyoto, JAPAN Strategic coordination of ICSU data activities.

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Peter Fox (RPI) WDS Science Symposium 2011 September 3-6, 2011, Kyoto, JAPAN Strategic coordination of ICSU data activities

The trajectory

Technical advances From: C. Borgman, 2008, NSF Cyberlearning Report

Coordination for Data Strategic –CSPR Priority Area Assessment on Data 2004 –Strategic Committee on Information and Data (SCID) –Strategic Coordinating Committee on Information and Data (SCCID) Implicit –eGY, IPY, IHY, … –International Scientific Unions –Councils, Committees… –Nations (Australia, U.S., …) –Societies, projects, individuals SCID Sorbonne, Nov. 2007

SCCID - March ICSU

SCCID recommendations Best practice guide(s) Adoption by National Members and Union Members either through their own data and information committees or commissions, or independently –and ensure that the guide is followed And … by all new ICSU projects and programmes nce/011409bestpracticecover.jpg 83/best-practice-upper-intermediate- business-english-in-global-bill-mascull- paperback-cover-art.jpg

SCCID recommendations content/uploads/2011/04/open_access.jpg g/Open_Access/Open_Access_Cloud_WEB.jpg

SCCID recommendations OECD guidelines = data access and sharing policies

SCCID recommendations Engage actively –publishers of all kinds together –library community –scientific researchers To –Document and promote community best practice in the handling of supplemental material, publication of data and appropriate data citation. dia/2010/03/reed-elsevier-logo240cs jpg shed%20Pics/Scientists.jpg

SCCID recommendations For how data science can support the delivery of the science goals of the major ICSU Earth System Research for Global Sustainability initiative and the Planet under Pressure Exploit expertise in data standards already present Definition and maintenance of high level data standards standards

SCCID recommendations

SCCID recommendations

SCCID recommendations

SCCID recommendations

SCCID recommendations Analysis of storage models and means, including the possibility of creating an analogue with digital deposit libraries

SCCID recommendations ICSTI enlarge existing dialogue with the private sector –more commercial companies –more ICSU National and Union Members Explore how science and commerce can exploit data and information to mutual benefit

SCCID recommendations The WDS should be the natural home for science in-reach activities and should work with CODATA on raising visibility of data and information management by scientists

Summary Data science and informatics have emerged and ICSU is paying attention and stepping up for strategic coordination Early results (ICSTI, CODATA, PIC and WDS response) are promising, others are not (Unions, Nations) Penetration down to societies and the working ranks is needed – move from 10s to 100s to 1000s Significant opportunities for scientist with minimal resources (data, computation) to be(come) data scientists Thanks for your attention -

Scale free! Super nodes…

Back shed

Present and future = data scientists Formal training in the key cognitive and skill areas will enable graduates to become key participants in eScience collaborations The need is to teach key methodologies in application areas based on real research experience and build a skill-set.