Workshop: Coordinating the Science of Team Science

两个协调讲习班，并支持组织会议，建议为美国联邦机构，目前有计划资助研究到科学的虚拟组织。这些努力支持一个新兴的“团队科学”，旨在了解成功的分布式eScience实践所需的社会技术基础设施。与网络和信息技术研究与发展（NITRD）计划合作，这些拟议的研讨会将汇集机构领导人，项目官员和来自NIH，NSF，NIST，NASA，DOE，DARPA和DHS等不同组织的工作人员，就他们的需求，愿景和团队科学研究的科学资助计划进行对话。第一次研讨会暂定于2012年冬季举行，将是华盛顿，华盛顿特区的主要机构-机构利益相关者。定于2013年春/夏举办的第二次整合讲习班将是一次范围更广、更具包容性的活动，吸收所有相关机构和国家实验室的工作人员参加。这些研讨会将得到一系列组织会议的支持，并将产生一份NITRD/NSF报告草案。分布式电子科学是几乎所有科学探究的快速实现的未来。该项目的目标是更好地了解这种转变背后的公共政策，并使协调多个机构的资金努力的超级叠加效应。制定一个明确、统一的议程的承诺是科学方法和政策更快地成熟，以支持电子科学。

Two coordination workshops, and supporting organizational meetings, are proposed for United States federal agencies that have programs currently funding research into scientific virtual organizations. These efforts support an emerging "Science of Team Science" that seeks to understand the sociotechnical infrastructure required for successful distributed eScience practice. Partnering with the Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) Program, these proposed workshops will bring together agency leaders, program officers, and staff from organizations as diverse as NIH, NSF, NIST, NASA, DOE, DARPA, and DHS for dialogue about their needs, visions, and funding plans for Science of Team Science research. The first workshop, tentatively scheduled for Winter 2012, will be a planning and coordination session among key Washington, D.C.-based agency stakeholders. A second integration workshop, targeted for Spring/Summer 2013, will be a broader, more inclusive event incorporating staff from all relevant agencies and national labs. These workshops will be supported by a series of organizing meetings and will result in a draft NITRD/NSF report.Distributed eScience is the rapidly realizing future for almost all scientific inquiry. The goals of this project are to better understand the public policy underlying this transformation and to enable the super additive effects of coordinating funding efforts across multiple agencies. The promise of developing a clear, unified agenda is a more rapid maturation of both scientific methods and policies in support of eScience.