As previously announced, the Data Curation Network is partnering Ithaka S+R to build sustainable “Data Communities” to facilitate data sharing and reuse.
This spring, DCN representatives Jake Carlson, Joel Herndon, and Lisa Johnston and Ithaka S+R staff Dylan Ruediger and Danielle Cooper, will bring together a cohort of researchers and informational professionals for a two-day incubation workshop to explore and advance voluntary data sharing in STEM fields. “Leveraging Data Communities to Advance Open Science” will convene in Ann Arbor, Michigan on February 28 and March 1, 2022.
We are pleased to announce the 14 communities participating in the project who have been paired with data curation and information professionals from the DCN and broader library community!
Phosphorus Sustainability
To advance phosphorus sustainability through materials informatics and development of a repository with data types and scales ranging from atomic particles to earth systems.
Team leader: Stevan Earl, Arizona State University
Information Professional: Sarah Wright, Cornell University
Materials Commons
To encourage researchers to submit contextual information to an existing repository to make their data more useful and trustworthy.
Team leader: John Allison, University of Michigan
Information Professional: Fernando Rios, University of Arizona
Natural History Data
To protect intellectual property rights and improve provenance metadata of 3D data derived from natural history specimens.
Team leader: Adam Rountrey, University of Michigan Museum of Paleontology
Information Professional: Xuying Xin, Penn State University
Radiopharmaceutical Therapy Data
To share dosimetry data with interested researchers with proper IRB permissions so that others can use their dosimetry data to validate their research methods.
Team leader: Yuni Dewarajara, University of Michigan
Information Professional: Amy Nurnberger, MIT
Maple River Dam Removal Project
To create a complete snapshot of the Maple River’s abiotic and biotic make up prior to dam removal, a project requiring complex metadata templates to harmonize heterogeneous data collected from multiple sites and researchers.
Team leader: Jason Tallant, University of Michigan Biological Station
Information Professional: Amanda Rinehart, Ohio State University
Montana CREWS Project
To create platforms and metadata that facilitate sharing environmental data with the general public and tribal communities in the interest of information justice.
Team leader: Venice Bayrd, Montana State University
Information Professional: Jordan Wrigley, University of Colorado
Association of Religion Data Archives
To increase discoverability and usage of an established repository of over 1,000 datasets of religious data.
Team leader: Roger Finke, Penn State University
Information Professional: Renata Curty, University of California, Santa Barbara
Play and Learning Across a Year Project
To index over 1000 hours of video data to make it fully searchable, and create scalable metadata and data schemas.
Team leader: Rick Gilmore, Penn State University
Information Professional: Wind Cowles, Princeton University
Polar Geospatial Center
To improve data quality, accuracy, and traceability and manage data use restrictions for geospatial data.
Team leader: Claire Porter, University of Minnesota
Information Professional: Reina Chano Murray, Johns Hopkins University
SNMMI AI Task Force
To navigate HIPAA, privacy, and intellectual property issues that create barriers to machine learning to advance nuclear medicine and molecular imaging.
Team leader: Arman Rhamim, University of British Columbia
Information Professional: Helenmary Sheridan, University of Pittsburgh
Center for Applied Internet Data Analysis
To explore technological and policy issues associated with collecting, storing, and sharing sensitive and proprietary internet traffic data.
Team Leader: Elena Yulaeva, CAIDA
Information Professional: Seth Erickson, Penn State University
Center for Health Equity Research/Duke Clinical Research Institute
To expand the impact of COVID-19 diagnostic data through the evolution of a data hub into a data community capable of supporting science and community members well into the future.
Team leader: Karla Garcia-Rascon, University of North Carolina
Information Professional: Jen Darragh, Duke University
IsoBank
To develop IsoBank into a multidisciplinary repository for isotope data, with an emphasis on metadata generation and community engagement.
Team leader: Anna Dabrowski, University of Texas
Information Professional: Brian Westra, University of Iowa
American Society of Agronomy
To consider the role of scholarly societies in encouraging authors to publish data and advancing their understanding of how to initiate robust processes for publication of FAIR data in their flagship journal.
Team leader: Sylvie Brouder, Purdue University
Team leader: Jeff Volenec, Purdue University
Information Professional: Leslie Delserone, University of Nebraska
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No.2103433.
This post was also published December 15, 2021 as “Building Sustainable Data Sharing Communities: Announcing the Participants in an NSF-Funded Incubation Workshop” by Dylan Ruediger, Danielle Cooper at https://sr.ithaka.org/blog/building-sustainable-data-sharing-communities/