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Adding  Value  to  Researchers’  Data  

Dr  Andrew  Treloar,  Director  of  Technology  

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Outline  §  Research  is  changing  §  We  are  all  in  the  data  business  §  ANDS  characterisEcs  §  Adding  value  to  researchers’  data  

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So  many  research  lifecycles…  

Minimal  Research  Lifecycle  

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LHC output from 2009-2013 = 100PB

(www.symmetrymagazine.org/article/february-2013/achievement-unlocked-100-petabytes-of-data)

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Long-­‐tail  data  

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Lee  Berger  and  Australopithecus  sediba  

8  Lee Berger Google Talk: The Skull in the Rock

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What  business  are  we  in?  Theodore  LeviR,  The  Changing  Character  of  Capitalism,  Harvard  Business  Review,  July–August  1956    “The  railroads  did  not  stop  growing  because  the  need  for  passenger  and  freight  transportaEon  declined.  That  grew.  The  railroads  are  in  trouble  today  not  because  that  need  was  filled  by  others  (cars,  trucks,  airplanes,  and  even  telephones)  but  because  it  was  not  filled  by  the  railroads  themselves.  They  let  others  take  customers  away  from  them  because  they  assumed  themselves  to  be  in  the  railroad  business  rather  than  in  the  transporta6on  business.”  

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Key  differenEators  for  ANDS  §  NaEonally  co-­‐ordinated  approach  §  InsEtuEonally-­‐focussed  engagement  

§  “helping  them  meet  their  research  data  ambiEons”  

§  Engaging  with  large  naEonally-­‐funded  discipline  investments  

§  Bulk  of  funds  spent  outside  ANDS  §  All  disciplines  covered  §  Focus  on  adding  value  to  data  and  re-­‐use  

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ANDS  enables  the  transformaEon  of:  Data  that  are:  " Unmanaged  " Disconnected  " Invisible  " Single  use  

To  Structured  CollecEons  that  are:  " Managed  " Connected  " Findable  " Reusable  

so  that  Australian  researchers  can  easily  publish,  discover,  access  and  use/re-­‐use  research  data.    

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QuesEons?  §  ands.org.au  

§  andrew.treloar@ands.org.au  §  @atreloar  

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ANDS  online  services  §  Research  Data  Australia  §  Cite  my  Data  DOI  IdenEfier  service  §  Vocab  creaEon/management  service  +  API  §  Research  AcEvity  idenEfier  service  +  API  §  Developer  toolbox  

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Value  of  data  is  increased  because  §  It  is  beRer  managed  §  It  is  more  findable  §  It  is  citeable  §  It  is  (potenEally)  more  re-­‐usable  §  InternaEonal  data  environments  are  more  compaEble  with  those  in  Australia  

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Major  programs  undertaken  (200+  projects)  §  Seeding  the  Commons  (fixing  the  past)  §  Data  Capture  (fixing  the  future)  §  Metadata  Stores  (managing  insEtuEonal  research  data  assets)  

§  ApplicaEons  (demonstraEng  value  of  joining  data)  §  Major  Open  Data  CollecEons  (content  focus)  §  eResearch  Infrastructure  ConnecEvity  (connecEon  focus)  

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