Global Center on Climate Change and Water Energy Food Health Systems - Data Core
Global Center on Climate Change and Water Energy Food Health Systems - Data Core
批准号:
10835681
负责人:
Christine Kirkpatrick
金额:
$59.42万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2023
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
未结题
起止时间:
2023-09-18 至 2026-07-31
关键词:
AddressAfricaAreaBehaviorCatalogsChronic DiseaseClimateCollaborationsCommunitiesCountryDataData AnalysesData CollectionData ScienceData Science CoreData SetDecision MakingDiarrheaEducational CurriculumEducational workshopEnsureEnvironmentFoodFood EnergyGeographyGoalsHealthHealth systemHypertensionIncidenceInterventionJordanKidney DiseasesMapsMeasuresMetadataMiddle EastMissionModelingOutcomePersonsPhasePoliciesResearchResearch Project GrantsResearch SupportResourcesScienceScientific SocietiesScientistServicesSeveritiesTechnologyTexasTimeTrainingTranslatingUniversitiesVisualizationWaterWorkclimate changecommunity engagementcommunity organizationsdata hubdata managementdesignevent cycleinsightmodel developmentsimulationsupercomputerwaterborne illnesswebinar
中文摘要
数据服务核心摘要
拟议的全球气候变化和水、能源、粮食和能源中心的数据服务核心(DSC)
健康(GC3WEFH)将为GC3WEFH的研究项目团队提供数据和计算支持
以及其他相关中心活动,包括解决研究问题的高级研究、培训和
社区参与。在数据收集、数据分析和可视化方面的能力建设工作
将旨在帮助约旦的卫生研究界和非政府组织在知情的决策和
为了确保模型开发的可持续性和可扩展性,在这一探索阶段
GC3WEFH。组建的团队在相关工作、访问所需数据和跟踪方面拥有深厚的专业知识
对时间有影响的研究目标的实现记录。支持GC3WEFH履行其总体使命
应对气候变化对最脆弱的全球社区的健康影响,DSC将专注于
关于以下具体目标和任务:1)数据中心:将现有数据组织到一个可搜索的在线目录中
包含全面的元数据和来源信息的经过管理的数据集,可用于分析相互作用
在约旦的水-食物-能源-健康(WEFH)关系中。2)能力建设和培训:建设我们的能力
通过开发高级数据管理和数据科学研究课程材料,与约旦的合作伙伴
关于当地WEFH主题,特别是数据收集、测绘、空间分析和建模,以及交付
通过在约旦的在线网络研讨会和面对面讲习班提供课程。3)向客户提供技术援助
研究项目核心:为中心科学家提供数据和空间分析方面的技术援助
映射以最大限度地减少从数据收集和管理到研究的时间。4)数据收集,广泛
社区参与和政策推进:与社区参与核心协作以
建立DSC作为其他项目利益相关者的资源,包括合作社区
各组织、卫生部、高级科学和技术理事会(科学和技术理事会)和皇家
科学社会,将收集的信息和科学见解转化为行为、政策和行动
以应对气候变化对约旦阿兹拉克盆地地区的健康影响。
英文摘要
DATA SERVICES CORE ABSTRACT
The Data Services Core (DSC) of the proposed Global Center on Climate Change and Water, Energy, Food and
Health (GC3WEFH) will provide data and computational support for the research project team of the GC3WEFH
and for other related center activities, including advanced research addressing research questions, training, and
community engagement. Capacity-building efforts with respect to data collection, data analysis, and visualization
will be designed to help the health research community and NGOs in Jordan in informed decision-making and
to ensure the sustainability and scalability of the model developments achieved during this exploratory phase of
the GC3WEFH. The team assembled has deep expertise in relevant work, access to needed data, and a track
record of achieving research aims of impact on time. To support the GC3WEFH in its overall mission of
addressing climate change health impacts among the most vulnerable global communities, the DSC will focus
on the following specific aims and tasks: 1) Data Hub: Organize available data into a searchable online catalog
of curated datasets with comprehensive metadata and provenance information, ready for analysis of interactions
in the water-food-energy-health (WEFH) nexus in Jordan. 2) Capacity building and training: Build capacity of our
partners in Jordan by developing advanced data management and data science research curriculum materials
on local WEFH themes, particularly data collection, mapping, and spatial analysis and modeling, and delivering
the curriculum through online webinars and in-person workshops in Jordan. 3) Technical assistance to the
Research Project Core: Support Center scientists with technical assistance in data and spatial analyses and
mapping to minimize time from data collection and management to research. 4) Data collection, broad
community engagement, and policy advancement: Collaborate with the Community Engagement Core to
establish the DSC as a resource for additional project stakeholders, including partnering community
organizations, the Ministry of Health, the Higher Council for Science and Technology (HCST), and the Royal
Scientific Society, to translate the collected information and scientific insights into behaviors, policies, and actions
to address climate change health impacts in the Azraq Basin area of Jordan.
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