GeoPRISMS Data Legacy Workshop: New York, NY - Spring 2020

该研讨会将于2020年春季举行，将科学界、数据设施和计算机专家聚集在一起，制定实践，为GeoPRISMS计划的所有数据建立持久的遗产。作为NSF资助的GeoPRISMS十年计划的一部分，研究人员从现场、实验室和数值模型中收集和生成了各种不同的海岸线数据集。这些数据集涵盖了非常广泛的数据类型，反映了GeoPRISMS社区和许多受资助项目的跨学科性质。讲习班的更广泛影响包括促进数据和信息共享以及关于讲习班成果的公开报告。研讨会将支持职业生涯早期的参与者以及来自代表性不足群体的参与者。一些GeoPRISMS数据集已经存储在NSF批准的存储库中。虽然有些数据集的位置很好，但仍有一些问题和挑战必须加以解决，以确保所有GeoPRISMS数据都有持久、可靠、有良好记录和易于获取的遗产。保存和提供所有这些GeoPRISMS数据集的好处包括支持科学可再现性，能够重复使用数据，包括用于意外目的，以及通过方便地获取数据集合来促进新的科学。此外，将数据存储在社区认可的存储库中促进了公平数据(可查找、可访问、可互操作、可重复使用)的原则，符合NSF的数据管理要求，并满足了一些期刊出版商的数据访问需求。议程和目标将在2019年AGU秋季会议上由GeoPRISMS赞助的同一主题的迷你研讨会加以完善。这次为期2.5天的研讨会提出的建议将促进公众方便地获取和长期保存所有由GeoPRISMS资助的数据集，以确保该计划的持久数据遗产。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

This workshop, to take place Spring 2020, brings together the scientific community, data facilities and computer specialists to develop practices for building a lasting legacy for all data from the GeoPRISMS program. As part of the NSF-funded GeoPRISMS decadal program, researchers have collected and generated diverse, shoreline-crossing data sets, from the field, lab, and numerical models. The data sets cover a remarkably wide range of data types reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of the GeoPRISMS community and the many funded projects. The broader impacts of the workshop include the promotion of data and information sharing and a publically available report on the workshop outcomes. The workshop will support early-career attendees as well as those from under-represented groups.A number of GeoPRISMS data sets already reside in NSF-approved repositories. Although some data sets are well-positioned, there are questions and challenges that must be addressed to ensure a lasting, robust, well-documented and easily accessible legacy for all GeoPRISMS data. The benefits of preserving and making accessible all of these GeoPRISMS data sets include supporting scientific reproducibility, enabling the re-use of data, including for unanticipated purposes, and facilitating new science through convenient access to aggregations of data. In addition, storing the data in community-recognized repositories promotes the principles of FAIR data (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Re-usable), complies with NSF data management requirements, and serves the data access demands of some journal publishers. The agenda and goals will be refined by a GeoPRISMS-sponsored mini-workshop on the same topic at the 2019 AGU Fall Meeting. The recommendations resulting from this 2.5-day workshop will promote convenient public access to and long-term preservation of all GeoPRISMS-funded data sets to secure a lasting data legacy for the program.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.