Oceans Observations
Environmental Obs
Satellites
Earth System Modeling
Cyberinfrastructure in an Era
of
Observation and Simulation
EarthScope
Water
Eva Zanzerkia, NSF GEO/EAR
This Talk
Context at the National and Agency scale
CIF21
Data Management
What this means
for CUAHSI
Framing the Challenge:
Science and Society Transformed by Data
Modern science
Data
-
and compute
-
intensive
Integrative
, multiscale
Multi
-
disciplinary
Collaborations for
Complexity
Individuals, groups, teams
,
communities
Sea of Data
Age of Observation
Distributed, central
repositories, sensor
-
driven,
diverse, etc
NSF ACCI: Innovation
and New
Paradigms
Multiple communities must engage rapidly,
integrate observations, expertise
o
New multidisciplinary research communities and teams
o
Teams notified of events by social networks, mobile
Simulations by global teams
New types of compute, data, collaboration and software
infrastructure
Comprehensive Computational and Data
-
Enabled Science & Engineering (CDS&E)
Fundamental to support 21
st
century science and
engineering
New Budget Thrust for 2012: CIF 21
Broad Principles of CIF21
Comprehensive
and
integrated
cyberinfrastructure
to
transform research, innovation and
education
Focus on computational and data
-
intensive science to
address
complex
problems
Increase
of $117 million over FY 2010
enacted level
Four major components
Caveat
: This is only the president’s budget
request to congress
Discovery
Collaboration
Education
Organizations
Univ ersities, schools
Gov ernment labs, agencies
Research and Medical
Centers
Libraries, Museums
Virtual Organizations
Communities
Expertise
Research and Scholarship
Education
Learning and Workforce
Dev elopment
Interoperability and operations
Cy berscience
Networking
Campus, national, international
networks
Research and experimental networks
End
-
to
-
end throughput
Cy bersecurity
Computational
Resources
Supercomputers
Clouds, Grids, Clusters
Visualization
Compute services
Data Centers
Data
Databases, Data repositories
Collections and Libraries
Data Access; storage,
navigation
management, mining tools,
curation
, privacy
Scientific
Instruments
Large Facilities
,
MREFCs,telescopes,
Colliders,
shake
Tables, laboratory,
field deployment, Sensor
Arrays
Software
Applications, middleware
Software development and
support
Cy bersecurity
: access,
authorization, authentication
New Computational
Resources
Community
Research
Networks
Access and
Connections to
Resources
CIF21: Four Thrust Areas
Data
-
Enabled
Science
Data
-
Enabled Science
Data Services Program
(data)
Provide reliable digital preservation, access, integration, and
analysis capabilities for science and/or engineering data over a
decades
-
long timeline
Data Analysis and Tools Program
(information)
Data mining, manipulation, modeling, visualization, decision
-
making systems
Data
-
intensive Science Program
(knowledge)
Intensive disciplinary efforts, multi
-
disciplinary discovery and
innovation
Observations
Models
Climate
GIS
Remote Sensing
New
Computational Infrastructure
Computational
and data
-
enabled
resources
HPC, Clouds, Clusters, Data Centers
Long
-
term software for science and engineering
Sustained software development and support
Discipline
-
specific activities
Services, tools, compute environments that serve specific
research efforts and communities
Wyoming SCS
Access
and Connectivity
Network connections and engineering program
Real
-
time access to facilities and instruments; Begins to tie in MREFC
activities
Integration and end
-
to
-
end performance to provide seamless access from
researcher to resource
Cybersecurity
–
from innovation to practice
Deployment of identity management systems
Development of
cybersecurity
prototypes
Community
Research Networks
New multi
-
disciplinary
research communities
Address challenges beyond individuals and disciplinary research
communities
Support and optimize collaboration across small, mid
-
level and large
community networks
Advanced
research on community and social
networks
Structures, leadership, fostering and sustainability
“virtuous cycle” providing feedback through formal evaluation and program
iteration
CIF21
–
Geosciences
Foci
GEO plans to leverage substantial CI investments
Connect Well
-
established facilities: ES, OOI, IRIS, UNAVCO, IEDA, NCAR, CIG, CUAHSI,etc....
EAR Geoinformatics program
Participation in NSF
-
wide activities: PetaApps, SI2
Partnerships with other agencies and industry
Long
-
term plan: connect resources, science, users through
National
cyberinfrastructure
New and enhanced computational platforms, tools, data centers to analyze, manipulate, visualize
and share large and complex data sets
a
framework for open and easy access of all geoscience data and integrationg with other domains
Infrastructure and technology for retrieving and sharing observational data
Sustained training programs to create a workforce capable of multi
-
disciplinary science
EarthCube
GEO and OCI are working in partnership to support
the development of a geosciences wide
cyberinfrastructure
DCL: nsf11065
http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2011/nsf11065/nsf11065.j
sp?WT.mc_id=USNSF_179
Webinar July 11, 2011.
Early Fall:
charrette
meeting to bring the geosciences
community together and focus a design
Prototypes (up to 3) will be supported in early Spring
Multiple Modes of Support Are Necessary for
EarthCube
and CIF21
“
M
odes
of support
” that are essential to
build CIF21
infrastructure and to
engage in CIF21 activities.
Focused grants
to individual PIs
or small groups
Focused programs that are community driven
Small centers
Large national centers
Cyber
-
enhanced field programs
Cyber
-
enhanced observing facilities and MREFC projects
NSF
-
wide initiatives
Education, outreach, and training activities (
EOT)
Modes of
Support
Data
-
Enabled Science
New
Computational
Infrastructure
Access and Connection
Networks
EarthCube
10
-
15 Year Timeline
CIF21 and CUAHSI
CIF21 and
EarthCube
is still being developed. There is the opportunity
to impact implementation through participation
.
CIF21 dovetail with CUAHSI’s Strategic Plan:
Observation and Synthesis
improving accessibility to observational networks
data discovery and community modeling
Data Access
maintain services for diverse data
develop citation and tracking mechanisms
emerging data types and needs
outreach for standards
What are the capabilities that water sciences researchers will need in
the future?
Where can CI Enhance Partnerships?
Connect observing systems
Connect to other domains
and resources:
DataNet; computational facilities; synthesis centers
Data Management Plans
Long
-
standing policy states NSF’s expectations with respect
to sharing of data and other research
products:
Grant Conditions:
“NSF expects investigators to share with
other researchers, at no more than incremental cost and within a
reasonable time, the data, samples, physical collections and other
supporting materials created or gathered in the course of the
work. It also encourages grantees to share software and
inventions or otherwise act to make the innovations they embody
widely useful and
usable.”
Data Management Plan
All
proposals must include
, as a
supplementary doc up to
2 pages, a Data Management Plan.
Plan should describe how the proposal will conform to
NSF policy on dissemination and sharing of research
results.
Plan
will be reviewed as part of the intellectual merit
and/or broader impacts of
the proposal depending on the
proposal intent.
FastLane
will not permit submission of a proposal that is
missing a data management plan.
What’s Included?
o
Anticipated data, samples, physical collections, software,
curriculum materials, anything produced during the reseach.
o
Information on analytical standards, metadata, solutions or
remedies where these do not exist.
o
Plans for data/sample access and sharing, including provision for
protection of privacy/confidentiality/ security, intellectual property,
or other rights, if appropriate.
o
Plans for re
-
use, re
-
distribution, and production of derived data
sets.
o
Plans for archiving/preserving data, samples, and other research
products and providing access to others.
Data Management Plan Resources
http://www.nsf.gov/geo/geo
-
data
-
policies/index.jsp
Data Policies and Community Standards
Templates
Review of DMP is an evolving process. More
guidance on review will be forthcoming.
Opportunities for CUAHSI
CIF21: Integration and Partnerships
Take advantage of resources
Wyoming Supercomputing Center
Powell Center
TeraGrid (XD)
DataNets: DataOne, Data Conservancy
Upcoming Competitions
SI2: NSF 11
-
539 July 18, 2011
EAR Geoinformatics (?): Will be tied to CIF21 and reports from recent
Geoinformatics WS
Data management plans are an opportunity
Set community standards for peer review
Provide resources for a broad community
Articulate your science needs and tools
Be flexible: technology advance outpaces integration into science;
Unanticipated Scientific Discovery is still allowed!
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