Collaborative Proposal: EarthCube Integration: THROUGHPUT: Standards and Services for Community Curated Repositories

协作提案：EarthCube 集成：吞吐量：社区策划存储库的标准和服务

• 批准号: 1740697
• 负责人: Anders Noren
• 金额: $ 10.91万
• 依托单位: University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2017
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2017-09-01 至 2020-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1740697&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Collaborative; Proposal; EarthCube; Integration; THROUGHPUT

Data heterogeneity and accessibility are major barriers to scientific progress. Many community curated data repositories (CCDRs) have emerged in the paleogeosciences in response to the needs of their scientific communities, but these CCDRs are not well integrated. This project seeks to transform geoscientific research by breaking down the barriers among the CCDRs that serve geoscientists. All participating resources are closely engaged with their respective disciplinary communities and each is mobilizing data from its communities; the key need is to facilitate data interchange among CCDRs. The work will align several major CCDRs using a system that develops new shared services that rely on common standards, and demonstrates the kinds of new scientific insights that become possible with an integrated geoscientific infrastructure.This collaborative project will accomplish the following: 1) A survey of existing data structures and standards, their suitability for paleogeoscience CCDRs and alignment with requirements identified by the paleogeosciences research coordination network, and their degree of adoption. This will lead to recommendations for adoption by participating resources (EarthChem, Flyover Country, IODP, LacCore/CSDCO, LinkedEarth, Neotoma) and documentation written for geoscientific audiences. 2) Alignment of participating CCDRs to recommended standards and development of a common API that will allow data exchange among CCDRs and to third-party users. 3) Development of an Annotation Engine, which will provide a credentialed, crowd-sourced system for scientists to flag changes to datasets, to connect datasets post hoc, to add context to legacy data, and to provide link-back notification among CCDRs when linked dataset attributes change. Annotation Engine will be embedded into existing scientific CCDR-based workflows, minimizing disruption to users. 4) Development of GeoNoteBase to enable scientists to generate citeable, reproducible workflows that draw information from across data resources, with workflows made available through keyword searches, with full attribution. This is a pilot effort to begin some of the work Through two pilot scientific projects, THROUGHPUT will test and evaluate these new capabilities and demonstrate kinds of new scientific insights that can be gained through integration.

数据异质性和可访问性是科学进步的主要障碍。许多社区精心策划的数据存储库（CCDR）已在古典中出现，以响应其科学社区的需求，但是这些CCDR并没有很好地整合。该项目试图通过打破为地球科学家服务的CCDR中的障碍来改变地球科学研究。所有参与的资源都与各自的学科社区密切相关，每个社区都在动员其社区的数据；关键需要是促进CCDR之间的数据互换。这项工作将使用一个系统的系统使几个主要的CCDR保持一致，该系统可以开发新的共享服务，并证明通过整合的地球科学基础架构可以通过整合的新科学见解来实现，这些洞察力将完成以下方面。他们的收养程度。这将导致通过参与资源（Earthchem，Flyover Country，IODP，Laccore/CSDCO，LinkEdearth，Neotoma）和为地球科学受众编写的文档提出采用的建议。 2）将参与的CCDR与建议的标准和开发通用API保持一致，该标准将允许CCDR和第三方用户之间的数据交换。 3）开发注释引擎，该引擎将为科学家提供一个凭证，众包的系统，以标记数据集的更改，连接数据集，以在HOC发布后，将上下文添加到遗产数据中，并在链接的数据集属性更改时在CCDR中提供CCDR中的链接通知。注释引擎将嵌入现有的基于CCDR的工作流中，从而最大程度地减少对用户的中断。 4）开发GeonoteBase，以使科学家能够生成可提及的可重现的工作流程，从而从数据资源中汲取信息，并通过关键字搜索提供工作流，并具有完整的归因。这是通过两个试点科学项目开始一些工作的试点努力，吞吐量将测试和评估这些新功能，并展示可以通过整合获得的各种新科学见解。