ELOKA Phase V: Collaborative Data Stewardship and Knowledge Mobilization for Arctic Community-Driven Research and Observing

ELOKA 第五阶段：北极社区驱动的研究和观测的协作数据管理和知识动员

• 批准号: 2032417
• 负责人: Donna Hauser
• 金额: $ 24.8万
• 依托单位: University of Alaska Fairbanks Campus
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2021
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2021-02-01 至 2026-01-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=2032417&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: ELOKA; Phase; Collaborative; Data; Stewardship

The Exchange for Local Observations and Knowledge of the Arctic (ELOKA) partners with Indigenous organizations and researchers to facilitate the collection, preservation, exchange, and use of Indigenous knowledge and community-based observations. These contributions to Arctic science are critical for understanding how the region’s Indigenous peoples and communities observe, understand, and respond to rapid environmental and social changes across their territorial landscapes that have been occupied for millennia. This collaborative award supports ELOKA’s work with partners in Alaska, Canada, Greenland, northern Europe, and Russia to ensure that information from community-based research and observing is protected and preserved while also made discoverable, accessible, and useful for Arctic residents, researchers, managers, and policy makers. This project will build data management capacity at the community level, develop digital tools to store and share data and knowledge, and identify ways to better evaluate the use of data and knowledge to address management and decision-making needs, for example, related to climate adaptation and community planning, environmental and wildlife management, and cultural and place-based education. ELOKA’s collaborative project activities will contribute to improved Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) training, education, and leadership opportunities for Indigenous peoples, an underrepresented minority in STEM.In its fifth phase, ELOKA will collaborate with researchers and Arctic Indigenous communities to develop a community data management (CDM) system focused on enhancing the usefulness of community-based research and observing while supporting data sovereignty. As the first of four goals, ELOKA will co-develop a framework to assess the use and usefulness of CDM digital data infrastructures by convening two thematic working groups focused on place names and long-term observing. Working group members will co-develop use cases to document, examine and explore enhancements for how data management tools are used by communities and other end users. These will be synthesized to create a framework for developing useful and usable CDM applications. Second, this project will co-develop tools, including enhanced and new digital applications, to make community data more usable and useful for natural resource management, land use planning, teaching and curriculum development, language and cultural preservation, and long-term observing of Arctic change. Third, ELOKA will build capacity for data stewardship and Indigenous data sovereignty by providing trainings in partner communities, offering mini workshops at Arctic science meetings and conferences, and extending the use of ELOKA-developed atlases and databases in community institutions, including schools, wildlife management and hunter/harvester organizations, and community and regional planning offices. Fourth, this project will co-develop and implement a monitoring and evaluation (M&E) framework to guide project assessment and learning. ELOKA will contribute to understanding and advancing knowledge co-production through collaborative sharing of data and information that engages both Indigenous and scientific knowledge. An Indigenous co-production of knowledge leadership team will oversee the development of a research protocol, implementation of the project, and dissemination of results. ELOKA research will advance practices for community-driven and user-informed design of data management systems across the Arctic, with the potential to contribute to Arctic observing networks and to significantly improve prediction, planning and adaptation in the face of accelerating social and environmental change.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.

与土著组织和研究人员合作的当地观察和知识的交流，以支持土著知识和基于社区的观察的收集，保存，交流和使用。这些对北极科学的贡献对于理解该地区的土著人民和社区如何观察，理解和应对其领土景观的快速环境和社会变化，这些环境和社会变化具有该协作奖励，这些协作奖项支持Eloka与Alaska，加拿大，加拿大，格林兰州，北欧，北欧和俄罗斯的合作伙伴的合作，同时还可以在基于社区的研究和探索中访问该信息，并确保该信息的访问，并探索该信息，并访问了这一信息，并可以从社区中探索，并可以访问该信息，并在社区中访问，并可以访问该信息，并在社区中访问，并可以访问该信息。研究人员，经理和政策制定者。该项目将在社区层面建立数据管理能力，开发数字工具来存储和共享数据和知识，并确定如何更好地评估数据和知识的使用来满足管理和决策需求，例如与气候适应和社区规划，环境和野生动物管理以及基于文化和地点的教育有关。 ELOKA的合作项目活动将有助于改善科学，技术，工程和数学（STEM）培训，教育和领导机会的土著人民的机会，这是STEM的代表性不足的少数群体。在其第五阶段，Eloka将与研究人员和北极社区合作，以增强社区数据和社区的研究，以增强社区数据和社区的研究，以增强社区的研究和社区的研究。作为四个目标中的第一个，Eloka将通过召集两个专注于地点名称和长期观察的主题工作组来共同开发一个框架来评估CDM数字数据基础架构的使用和实用性。工作组成员将共同开发用例，以记录，检查和探索社区和其他最终用户如何使用数据管理工具的增强功能。这些将被合成以创建一个用于开发有用且可用的CDM应用程序的框架。其次，该项目将共同开发工具，包括增强和新的数字应用程序，以使社区数据对自然资源管理，土地使用计划，教学和课程开发，语言和文化保护以及北极变化的长期观察。第三，Eloka将通过在合作伙伴社区提供培训，在北极科学会议和会议上提供迷你讲习班，并扩展使用ELOKA开发的地图集和数据库，以在包括学校机构的社区机构中，包括学校，野生动物和猎人管理和社区计划，并扩展使用ELOKA开发的地图集和数据库，并扩展使用ELOKA开发的地图集和数据库。第四，该项目将共同开发和实施监视和评估（M＆E）框架，以指导项目评估和学习。 Eloka将通过合作共享与土著和科学知识的数据和信息的协作共享，为了解和推进知识共同生产。知识领导团队的土著共同制作将监督研究方案的制定，项目的实施以及结果传播。 ELOKA研究将推动整个北极的数据管理系统设计的惯例，并有助于促进北极观察者网络，并显着改善与社会和环境变化加速的预测，计划和适应性，这是NSF的法规任务，并通过评估范围来审查了众多的知识。