Transforming data management practices into the daily work of a research project: Concepts and Actions
Creators: name: Stall, Shelley
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2021

description: This presentation was part of the Japanese Open Science Summit (JOSS) 2021 Promoting Research Data Sharing and Management in Japan --in context of Belmont Forum PARSEC project Belmont Forum is a group of research funding agencies for global environmental studies, and is open to the public for CRA-SEI (Science-led e-Infrastructure Innovation; Project Period 2019-2022). , Japan's joint proposal PARSEC was adopted. PARSEC (formal issue name: construction of new data sharing and reuse methods through multilateral fusion research on the impact of nature reserves on socio-economics) is an activity in collaboration with two research groups, Synthesis Science and Data Science. I plan to do it. In this session, we will introduce and discuss the international activities of the latter data group, which is attended by many experts in open science and data sharing from overseas, and related domestic and international trends.<br> (In principle, the language used is English, and there is no service such as simultaneous interpretation.) Belmont Forum is an international partnership of funding bodies for environmental research (JST is a member from Japan). It made a call for CRA-SEI (collaborative research action of Science-driven e-infrastructure innovation; funding 2019-2022), and our The full name of PARSEC is “Building New Tools for Data Sharing and Reuse through a Transnational Investigation of the Socioeconomic Impacts of Protected Areas”, consisting. This session emphasizes the latter activity from the Open Science viewpoint to show the current works and overviews related landscape.<br> The session language is English in principle. Program: Program: Yasuhiro Murayama (NICT)<br> "Opening and overview of Belmont Forum'CRA-SEI' and PARSEC" (10min)<br> (in Japanese language; Only this lecture is in Japanese in this session) Alison Specht (University of Queensland)<br> "The challenges in data sharing across disciplines and countries highlighted through the PARSEC project" (10min + Q &amp; A 2min) Shelley Stall (American Geophysical Union)<br> "Transforming data management practices into the daily work of a research project: Concepts and Actions" (10min + Q &amp; A 2min) Yasuhisa Kondo (Research Institute of Humanity and Nature)<br> "International and Interdisciplinary research on Socioeconomic effects and protected area, viewed from Japanese team" (10min + Q &amp; A 2min) Masahito Nose (Nagoya University)<br> "Data Citation Leaflet with the RDUF (Research Data Utilization Forum) community" (10min + Q &amp; A 2min) Nobuko Miyairi (Scholarly communications consultant; independent)<br> "PIDs latest trends: diversity and community of practice" (10min + Q &amp; A 2min) Kazuhiro Hayashi (National Institute of Science and Technology Policy, MEXT)<br> Comments General Discussion Speakers List: Yasuhiro Murayama (Reseach Executive Director, NICT) Shelley Stall (Senior Director of Data Program, American Geophysical Union) Alison Specht (Honorary Associate Professor, UNiversiy of Queensland) Yasuhisa Kondo (Associate Professor, RIHN) Nose Masahito (Associate Professor, Nagoya University) Nobuko Miyairi (Scholarly information consultant) Kazuhiro Hayashi (NISTEP) Acknowledgments:<br> The conference is supported by the PARSEC project of the Belmont Forum, Japan Science and Technology Agency. Acknowledgement:<br> This conference is financially supported by Japan Science and Technology Agency and the international PARSEC project of Belmont Forum.