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Massimiliano Assante – Leonardo Candela – Donatella Castelli – Pasquale Pagano Fourteenth International Conference on Grey Literature An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects

Understanding Scientific Research GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome  all the elements exploited (primarily grey elements) are not available or not linked to the scientific result;  It makes difficult to completely understand the results;  It makes difficult to validate the results. “Publishing data in a reusable form to support findings must be mandatory” [Science as an Open Enterprise, The Royal Society] 1

Live Research objects in a nutshell GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome  An abstraction for communicating, sharing and reusing research results:  aggregate all the “pieces” that contribute to a research result. 2 ………………… ………………… …….… ……….. How can all these pieces stand together? How can you produce live research objects?

The idea: producing live research object/ Virtual workspace GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome 3

Producing live research object/ Editing phase GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome 4

Producing live research object/ collaborative work GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome 5

Production of live research objects GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome  Virtual Workspace  from binary files to compound information objects  Editing framework  define the structure of a live research object  entering content and compile them  Workflow Engine  define the workflow governing their production  specifying the phases and users 6

Virtual Workspace GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome  Users can organise and share very different items  tabular data, species distribution maps, time series  Sharing  Smart Folders  Desktop Access 7

Editing Framework GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome 8  Defining the structure  define the structure of a live research object  component oriented approach (static & dynamic)

Editing Framework GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome 9  Compiling a Live research object  compliant with one of the defined templates  complete or instantiate the dynamic components

Workflow Engine – defining a workflow GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome 10  Work collaboratively to the creation of a live research object  Define the workflow governing the production of a live research object  Reuse

Workflow Engine – associating Research Objects GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome 11  Specify the steps and the relative responsible actor(s)  3 phases

Production of live research objects: behind the scenes GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome  exploits the capabilities offered by an underlying Data Infrastructure* (DI). [*digital infrastructure for data sharing and consumption]  The gCube software system, whose technological development has been coordinated by ISTI-CNR and funded by E.C implements the DI approach.  operates a large federation of computational and storage resources;  equipped with software frameworks for data management;  supported data types cover a wide spectrum ranging from tabular data to research products. 12

Exploitation GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome  Production of Live Research Objects aimed at estimating the probability of marine species distribution in a global scale:  some descriptive text  data on the species gathered from authoritative data sources  environmental data reporting on ecological elements  algorithms aimed at estimating the probability of the occurrence of a species in a given area  images of maps resulting from the algorithm(s) 13

Conclusion GL14 - M. Assante et al. An Environment Supporting the Production of Live Research Objects - 29/30 November, Rome 14  A comprehensive framework supporting the entire lifecycle of Live Research Objects production and management  It has been designed and implemented in the context of two successive EU projects:  D4Science-II (  iMarine (  Available as a WebApp in the D4Science e-Infrastructure