INTEROP ECO-OP: Employing Cyber Infrastructure Data Technologies to Facilitate IEA for Climate Impacts in NE & CA LME's (#3 & #7)

奖项：0955649 PI: Peter FoxProject标题INTEROP。ECO-OP：利用网络基础设施数据技术促进IEA对东北和加州气候影响的研究LME（#3 & #7）本INTEROP提案的目的是促进将综合生态系统方法（IEA）部署到东北和加州现有大型海洋生态系统（LMEs）的管理中。拟议活动的直接结果将是应用级数据和信息加强通信，以发展共识网络，以确定支持实施NOAA的具体利益组成部分。驾驶员-压力-状态-影响响应框架（DPSIR）决策框架和网络基础设施技术，以确保数据的互操作性和重用。这种新的能力将成为正式综合和定量分析有关自然和社会问题资料的必要基础。与特定生态系统管理目标有关的经济因素，可应用于其他LMEs。该网络的范围包括四个领域的关键利益攸关方：科学家和数据提供者、机构、国家实践社区以及决策者/政策制定者。该网络将在核心小组工作一级进行主要活动；在每个利益相关者领域内以及跨领域和跨领域举办技术会议和重点研讨会。综合活动，与现有的nsf资助的互操作性集中的项目，社区会议和会议将提供传播和广泛的参与机会。网络活动的另一个关键是使用语义web方法方面的专业知识进行语义丰富的用例开发，特别是与涉众领域的不同词汇需求相关的用例开发。在这个项目中明确的是非常广泛地传播结果；不同的主要利益相关者包括机构和政府层面的决策者以及机构科学家和管理人员。基于利用现有标准词汇表开发的语义可能具有非常广泛的兴趣和用途，并支持跨许多学科的扩展互操作性。开放（语义支持的）数据框架的本质是，它们得到了大量意想不到的使用，并有可能为研究和教育提供实质性的基础设施改进。就提供一个与决策和政策以及对基础监测和数据收集的反馈相联系的常规和可持续的国际能源机构而言，对整个社会的潜在利益不容低估。该项目为新的国家议程（如美国国家海洋政策（2010年7月））的稳健和可持续实施提供了一个试点。

Award: 0955649 PI: Peter FoxProject Title INTEROP. ECO-OP: Employing Cyber Infrastructure Data Technologies to Facilitate IEA for Climate Impacts in NE & CA LME's (#3 & #7)The purpose of this INTEROP proposal is to facilitate the deployment of an Integrated Ecosystem Approach (IEA) to management in the Northeast and California Current Large Marine Ecosystems (LMEs). The direct result of the proposed activity will be application-level data and information enhanced communication for developing the consensus networks to define the specific components of interest to support the implementation of NOAA?s Driver-Pressure-State-Impact Response framework (DPSIR) decision framework and the cyberinfrastructure technologies to ensure data interoperability and reuse. This new capability will serve as the essential foundation for the formal synthesis and quantitative analysis of information on relevant natural and socio?economic factors in relation to specified ecosystem management goals which can be applied in other LMEs.The scope of the network includes key stakeholders in four areas: scientists and data providers, agencies, national communities of practice, and decision makers/ policy developers. The network will undertake major activities at the core team working level; technical sessions and focused workshops within each of the stakeholder areas as well as across and among the areas. Integrative activities, aligned with existing NSF-funded interoperability focused projects, community conferences and meetings will provide dissemination and broad engagement opportunities. Also key to the network activities is semantically rich use case development using expertise in semantic web methodologies, especially related to diverse vocabulary needs across the stakeholder areas.Explicit in this project is the very broad dissemination of results; the diverse major stakeholders include decision and policy makers both at the agency and government levels as well as agency scientists and managers. The developed semantics based on leveraging existing standard vocabularies is likely to have very broad interest and use and enable extended interoperability across many disciplines. The very nature of open (semantically-enabled) data frameworks is that they receive substantial unintended use with the potential to provide substantial infrastructure improvements for research and education.The potential benefits to society at large in terms of providing a routine and sustainable IEA that is linked to decisions and policy along with the feedbacks to the underlying monitoring and data collection cannot be under estimated. This project provides a pilot toward a robust and sustainable implementation for new national agendas such as those contained in the U.S. National Ocean Policy (July 2010).