Co-located Event of the 7th RDA Plenary in Tokyo, Japan Data Perspective beyond Alliances

Date

3 March 2016

Time

14:00-17:00.

Venue

Conference room No. 3, Hitotsubashi Hall National Center of Sciences Building 2F
2-1-2 Hitotsubashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-8439

• Sponsors: Science Council of Japan (Committee of International Scientific-Data Activities, CODATA National Committee, WDS National Committee, and Committee of Data Alliance, Institute of Space-Earth Environmental Research, Nagoya University, and National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (tentative)
• Organizers: Shuichi Iwata, Chair (The Graduate School of Project Design), Akira Nagashima (Chubu Univ.), Toshihiro Ashino (Toyo University), Yasuhiro Murayama (NICT), and Takashi Watanabe (WDS-IPO)
• Contact point: Takashi Watanabe (takashi.watanabe(at)icsu-wds.org)

Scope:

This half-a-day symposium is planned to be held in the afternoon of 3 March 2016 as a collocated event of the Research Data Alliance 7th Plenary in Tokyo, Japan. Organizers are three data-oriented committees under the Science Council of Japan. In recent years, we have found a significant growth of metadata systems and data alliances in various scientific domains, and significant efforts have been paid to assure multidisciplinary data usages, as being done by several groups of RDA, CODATA and WDS. In parallel to these efforts, it will be highly required to have a “foresight” beyond the establishment of interdisciplinary data systems or data alliances. For example, it is not clear yet what new research field will be opened by multidisciplinary data usage. New problems will be come out by extensive data usages, e.g. data policy, IPR (Intellectual Property Rights), long-term data preservation including security problem, etc. In this symposium we will establish a common understanding on the subjects given above.

Agenda

Data Perspective Beyond Alliances (RDA P7 Co-located event)
14:00 - 17:05, 3 March 2016
Hitotsubashi Hall Conference room

14:00-14:20

S. Iwata (The Graduate School of Project Design)     Data Perspective beyond Alliances - Positioning and Targeting

Session 1: Developing Policies for Coordination and Sustaining Data Systems

Chair: M. Mustapha (WDS)

14:20-14:35

C. Smith (OECD Global Science Forum) OECD Global Science Forum

14:35-14:55

A. Treloar (Australian National Data Service) and S. Sorvari (Finnish Meteorological Institute and WDS)
International Coordination of Data Infrastructure

14:55-15:10

S. Hodson (CODATA)
Business Models for Data Infrastructure

15:10-15:25

Y. Murayama (National Institute of Information and Communications Technology)
Open Science and Data
Platform—Current status in Japan

15:25-15:45

Discussion on the next step

15:45-16:00

Break

Session 2:　Multidisciplinary Data Activities for Open Science and Technology

Co-Chairs:T. Watanabe (WDS) and Y. Murayama (NICT)

16:00-16:20

B. Ritschel (Near-Earth Space Data Infrastructure for e-Science)
Data alliances in Open Science for multidisciplinary data usage

16:20-16:40

T. Ashino (Toyo University)
Further requirements for materials science and engineering data

16:40-17:00

V. Khodiyar (Scientific Data)
Data sharing as part of the research workflow: Perspective from Scientific Data

17:00-17:05

LOC    Announcement of meetings held at SCJ on 4 March

Workshop for Intensive Discussion on Design of Materials and Materials for Design

Organizer

International Science Data, CODATA, WDS, Data Commons Sub-Committee

Date & Time

March 4, 2016 10:00-12:30

Venue

Science Council of Japan, Room ６－C (1・2・3)

----- Program(tentative) -----

1. Backcasting from Boeing 787 Application to Materials R & D (tentative)    Hiroshi Harada (National Institute for Materials Science)
2. Simulation Strategy developed with the help of LPF with the focus to create MARVEL-Binaries Edition (MARVEL= Swiss Genome)  Pierre Villars (Materials Phases Data System, MPDS)
3. US Open Innovation Strategy by Materials Genome Project (tentative)    James Warren (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
4. Roles of Calculated Data to control Materials Data Diversities(tentative)    Ying Chen (Materials Research Center), Jun Ni (Tsinghua University), Rajeev Ahuja (Uppsala University), and Shuichi Iwata (SCJ)
5. Integrated Solutions to Complex Problems by Data : Transforming Japanese Science and Technology    Masaru Yarime (Univ. of Tokyo)
6. Discussions on "Data Commons on Scientific Data through Global Issue Articulation"

SCJ Symposium on Data Perspective beyond Alliances

Date & Time

March 4 (13:00-1８:00)

Organizer

Science Council of Japan, International Science Data Sub-committee

Date and Time

March 4th , 2016 13:00-18:00

Venue

Science Council of Japan , Room ６－C (1・2・3)

----- Program (tentative) -----

1. Opening     Shuichi Iwata (Chair of International Scientific Data Committee)
2. Data Needs for Future Earth in the Era of Anthropocene     Fumiko Kasuga (Future Earth Global Hub Director)
3. Comments on Future Earth　 Paul Uhlir(US Academies
4. Contribution of WDS to Future Earth (tentative)     Mustapha Mokrane and Takashi Watanabe (WDS-IPO
5. Life Science Data and Data Activities of CODATA     Takashi Gojobori (CODATA Vice President, CODATA Sub-Committee Chair)
6. Data Activities in Japan     Akira Nagashima (Data Commons Sub-Committee Chair)
7. How to get a holistic big picture as “World MaterialsPierre Villars (MPDS) and Shuichi Iwata (SCJ)
8. National Reference Data and MI    James  Warren (NIST)
9. Sustainable Science and Technology Followed By New Value Creation      Shigetaka Asano (SN-CRMSA)

SCIENCE COUNCIL OF JAPAN (SCJ)

7-22-34, Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-8555, Japan [ MAP ]
The SCJ is located near the Metro station "Nogizaka" on the "Chiyoda Line".