CENDI Update to the Board of Research Data and Information Bonnie C. Carroll Executive Director CENDI Secretariat

What is CENDI? Interagency group of senior federal STI managers who agree to cooperate by – Exchanging information and ideas – Sharing resources – Undertaking joint initiatives – From policy to standards to operations 14 member agencies manage over 97% of the annual federal R&D budget – DOT joined in 2010 Two formalized partnerships – ICSTI & NFAIS 2

1. STI Coordination and Leadership: Provide coordination and leadership for information exchange on important STI policy issues. 2. Improvement of STI Systems: Promote the development of improved STI systems through the productive interrelationship of content and technology. 3. STI Understanding: Promote better understanding of STI and STI management. 3 Mission: To help improve the productivity of federal science- and technology-based programs through effective scientific, technical, and related information support systems. CENDI Accomplishes It’s Goals Through Interagency Activities

Open Session Speakers and Discussions - 1 “Public Access Policies for Science and Technology Funding Agencies across the Federal Government” - Dr. Diane DiEuliis, Assistant Director of OSTP “Creating Sustainable Digital Infrastructure: Viewpoints from Communities of Practice” - Dr. Sayeed Choudhury, Hodson Director of the Digital Research and Curation Center, John Hopkins University “Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI)” -William (Jay) Bosanko, Director of the Information Security Oversight Office “Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)” - Miriam Nisbet, Director of the Office of Government Information Services “National Declassification Center” - Michael Kurtz, Assistant Archivist of the Office of Record Services 4 May 2010 March 2010

Open Session Speakers and Discussions - 1 “Science and Technology in America’s Reinvestment (STAR): Measuring the Effects of Research on Innovation, Competitiveness, and Science” - Julia Lane, Program Director Science of Science and Information Policy “NITRD: Overview and Opportunities for Cooperation” - Dr. George Strawn, Director Networking and Information Technology Research and Development 5 January 2010 October 2009 “OSTP Priorities for Data and Opportunities for Cooperation: A Discussion” -Chris Greer, OSTP “Open Government Initiative: New Processes and Platforms” -Beth Noveck, OSTP “R&D in the Obama Administration: Current Activities and Future Directions” - Kei Koizumi, Assistant Director Federal Research and Development Office of Science and Technology Policy July 2009

Policy Related Working Groups / Task Groups STI Policy WG – Institutional Repositories TG – Open Government Plans Discussion R&D Dashboard (Kei Koizumi) TG Copyright & Intellectual Property WG 6 Open Source Software and Copyright: Legal and Business Considerations for Government Use Monday, July 26, :00 AM-4:00 PM Library of Congress, Madison Building, Mumford Room (6th floor)

Policy Issues of Interest Open Government – Directive – Agency Open Government Plans Public Access – RFI on Open Government – House Round Table – America Competes Act – FRPAA R&D Dashboard Data.gov Senior Advisory Committee – Special Committee of Interest 7

Workshop Planning Teams CENDI-NFAIS Joint Workshop on “Mobile Computing: Delivering Content to the Research Community” CENDI-EPA-IWGDD Joint Workshop on Scientific Data Management International STI Summit ( ICSTI, NFAIS, NISO, others) 8

Discussion Groups Semantic Web Discussion Group Personally Identifiable Information Research Needs and SBIR 9

Cooperative Project Infrastructure Science.gov – Science.gov Alliance Principals Group Operating Agent Content Management Group Promotions – What’s next? Data.gov 10

Science.gov’s Continued Success Annual source queries exceed 17.3M Named one of top-10 gov’t web sites by GCN Largest contributor to WorldWideScience.org – Multi-lingual capabilities launch at ICSTI 6/11/10 11

How do we build better bridges to link the “academy” with federal STI managers? – Understanding future methods of scientific communication and the documentation of scientific scholarship – Understanding technology impacts and directions – Understanding the needs of the scientific stakeholders for using and producing information. Questions to BRDI 12 Academy Federal STI Managers