Learning from NASA's commitment to open

This is a short talk I gave at Microsoft UK as part of the Open Data Forum for UK water companies.

Transcript

1. Arfon Smith / 14 September 2023 Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open
5. James Webb Space Telescope
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10. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open An institutional commitment to data preservation –––
 
 Data archives for each major research area • Earth Science Data - Major facilities at NASA's Distributed Active Archive Centers (DAACs) located throughout the United States • Space Science Data - Helio, planetary, and astronomical data. • Research publications - online database of over 16 million astronomy and physics papers. * https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/
12. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open Making data FAIR* • Findable - consistent and persistent descriptions make scientific data easy to find by both humans and computers • Accessible - use of standard, open protocols ensure data and metadata can be accessed by all. • Interoperable - formal, accessible, and widely adopted semantics and vocabularies are used to expand data usability across systems and communities. • Reusable - data are richly described according to standards to ensure they can be combined or replicated, and usage rights are clarified * https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/
13. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open Findable “consistent and persistent descriptions make scientific data easy to find by both humans and computers”
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16. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open
17. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open Accessible “use of standard, open protocols ensure data and metadata can be accessed by all”
18. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open
19. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open Interoperable “formal, accessible, and widely adopted semantics and vocabularies are used to expand data usability across systems and communities”
20. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open
21. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open Reusable “data are richly described according to standards to ensure they can be combined or replicated, and usage rights are clarified”
22. Hubble Science Publications Year Publications
23. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open Data requires (open) tools to have value • Core libraries – funded by the creators of the data. • Community libraries – sponsored by NASA, but also significant volunteer contributions. Communities building the tools they need. • Detailed tutorials – demonstrating how to solve common problems. • Open licenses – to maximise reuse (both data and software). https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles/
24. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open “core libraries funded by the creators of the data”
25. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open “Communities building the tools they need”
26. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open “tutorials…demonstrating how to solve common problems”
27. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open “open licenses – to maximise reuse” Copyright (c) 2011-2023, Astropy Developers All rights reserved. Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
 
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28. Open Data Forum Learning from NASA’s commitment to open Measuring Impact – Research Publications as core KPI
29. Thanks!