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a and information—the legacy of the IP Mark A. Parsons [email protected]

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Data and information—the legacy of the IPY

Mark A. [email protected]

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Two IPY Data Meetings in Cambridge

• 2 March: Inaugural meeting of the IPY Data Policy and Management Subcommittee

• 3-4 March: An IPY data management planning workshop

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IPY Organization

ICSU/WMOJoint Committee

Data Policy & Management

Subcommittee

ObservationsSubcommittee

Education, Outreach & Communication Subcommittee

ProgrammeOffice

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Data SubcommitteeMark Parsons, USA; co-chairTaco de Bruin, Netherlands; co-

chairNathan Bindoff, Australia

(represented by Kim Finney)Joan Eamer, Norway/UNEPHannes Grobe, GermanyRay Harris, UK/GEOSSEllsworth LeDrew, CanadaXin Li, China (absent)Håkan Olsson, SwedenAlexander Sterin, Russia/WMO

(Evgeny Vyazilov)Vladimir Papitashvilli, USA/eGYBirger Poppel, Greenland

Eberhard Fahrbach – liaison to JCDave Carlson – Director IPY- IPO

Addressing issues of• IPY data definition• Data policy• Relations to observational

systems

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Overarching Purpose

• Our primary purpose should be to serve the objectives of IPY, esp:• International exchange (>60 countries)• Interdisciplinary science (>50,000

participants representing physical, life, and social scientists)

• Building a legacy

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What are IPY Data?

Working with Observations Committee to address preservation and access to ongoing operational data

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An IPY Data Management Workshop

• Over 40 participants from 13 countries

• Major goal: determine functions, form, and implementation for an IPY Data and Information Service

• Results at

http://nsidc.org/events/ipydis

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Organization of IPY Data Management

IPY Joint Committee

Data Policy & Management Subcommittee

ProgrammeOffice Data

& InformationService

eGY

Projects Data Centers, Virtual Observatories, etc.

Users

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Alternate Views of the DIS

DIS?

DIS?

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Format of the meeting

• Presentations on back ground and some existing approaches

• Breakout groups to identify issues and recommendations• Standards• Managed data access• Identifying archives• Data discovery• Data submission/publication• Semantics

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Reference Documents

www.icsu.org/1_icsuinscience/DATA_Paa_1.htmlor google “icsu paa”

earthobservations.org/

ISO 14721:2003

public.ccsds.org/publications/archive/650x0b1.pdfor google “oais”

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Overarching themes

• Outreach to the scientific community• Data discovery and access• Interoperability• A data coordination office• A phased approach• Funding

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Vision: a cultural shift in science

“Preserve or Perish”

You are not finished until you have done the research, published the results, and published the data, receiving formal credit for everything.

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catalog 3(Mirror)

catalog 2

catalog 1

catalog 9

catalog 4

catalog 8

catalog 7

catalog 6(Mirror)

catalog 5

Data Discovery & Access—the “Union”Catalog

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Data Discovery & Access

• Revised data policy on free and open access coming soon

• Working with the ICSU CODATA Global Information Commons for Science Initiative

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Interoperability

“What few things must be the same so everything else can be different.”

• A few good standards: • ISO19115 metadata• Open Geospatial Consortium

• Explore advanced semantic approaches

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The Data Coordination Office

DIS

DISDISCO

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A Phased Approach

Think BIG but start small

IPY provides a unique opportunity to revolutionize data management, but…

IPY is only 329 days away

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Funding

• Letter from the JC to national committees requesting that solicitations explicitly include funds for data management as part of each project

• Developing a prospectus to shop around to funding agencies, foundations, and corporations.

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Draft Timeline of a Phased Approach

Before IPY• Seek funding • Web site• Promote the plan—ask about at CODATA06!• Survey projects and collect basic catalog metadata• ID data managers, archives, and gaps• Educate and assist community • ID or create essential reference data. • Develop data release plans to support field

programs• Plan the overall organizational data flow.

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Draft TimelineMarch 2007- March 2008—first field phase• Track and catalog data in progress • Develop and link portals through a union catalog of

data • Collect metrics on archiving and use data• Link (improve interoperability of) key data systems• Develop derived data/information resources for

education and public outreach

March 2008- March 2009—second field phase• Promote interdisciplinary data exchange

through standard-based services• Implement prototype data integration

systems.

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Draft Timeline

After IPY• Implement comprehensive,

interdisciplinary Polar Data and Information System

• Ongoing long-term stewardship, including negotiating long-term-support commitments and assessing the risk of data loss.

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Outstanding issues

• Ensuring coordination of elements• Linkages to operational community• Ensuring data quality• Funding!

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Discussion

• Final Report to be available soon athttp://nsidc.org/events/ipydis

• Subscribe to the ipydis mailing list by mailing me at [email protected]

• Other ways to get involved• IPY Knowledge Organization Group

contact Siri Jodha Singh Khalsa ([email protected])

• Ad hoc outreach task group, contact Taco de Bruin ([email protected])