Managing; Publishing and Finding Data

Dr Natalia Atkins1, Mr  Craig Jones1, Mr Sebastien Mancini1, Mr Cameron Moloney1, Dr Sachit Rajbhandari2 1Integrated Marine Observing System (IMOS) 2Geoscience Australia The Australian Ocean Data Network (AODN) is an interoperable online network of marine and climate data resources. AODN...

Ms. Anne Harvey1, Ms. Julia Hawks1 1Symplectic , London, UK 2Digital Science, , UK     Our findings have enabled us to create a single institutional research management solution called the Research Funding Solution. This solution focuses on reuse of...

Margie Smith1, Heather Riley1 1Geoscience Australia, Canberra, Australia, heather.riley@ga.gov.au   Geoscience Australia is Australia’s pre-eminent public sector geoscience organisation and the nation’s trusted advisor on geoscience and spatial data.  A key objective for Geoscience Australia is to transform this data into information...

Mr Mike Grayson1 1Spectra Logic, Boulder, United States, mikegr@spectralogic.com   As high performance computing (HPC) environments, universities, and research organizations continually tests the limits of technology and require peak performance from their equipment, the volume of data created each day will...

Mrs Cassandra Sims1 1Elsevier, Chatswood, Australia, c.sims@elsevier.com   Information systems supporting science have come a long way and include solutions that address many research data management needs faced by researchers, as well as their institutions. Yet, due to a fragmented...

Nigel Rees1, Ben Evans2, Graham Heinson3, Jingbo Wang4, Lesley Wyborn5, Kelsey Druken6, Dennis Conway7 1The Australian National University (NCI), Canberra, Australia, nigel.rees@anu.edu.au 2The Australian National University (NCI), Canberra, Australia, ben.evans@anu.edu.au 3The University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia, graham.heinson@adelaide.edu.au 4The Australian National...

Mrs Heather Riley1 1Geoscience Australia, Symonston, Australia, heather.riley@ga.gov.au    Geoscience Australia is Australia’s pre-eminent public sector geoscience organisation and the nation’s trusted advisor on geoscience and spatial data.  A key objective for Geoscience Australia is to transform this data into information...

Dr Scott Koranda1, Dr Andrew Janke2, Ms Heather Flanagan1, Ms Siobhann Mccafferty3, Mr Benjamin Oshrin1, Mr Terry Smith3 1Spherical Cow Group, Wauwatosa, United States, skoranda@sphericalcowgroup.com, hlflanagan@sphericalcowgroup.com, benno@sphericalcowgroup.com  2Research Data Services, Brisbane, Australia, andrew.janke@uq.edu.au  3Australian Access Federation, Brisbane, Australia, siobhann.mccafferty@aaf.edu.au, t.smith@aaf.edu.au Persistent Identifiers (PID’s) are an essential...

Ms Anne Harvey1 1Digital Science, Carnegie, Australia   The research landscape exists in silos, often split by proprietary tools and databases that do not meet the needs of the institutions they were developed for. What if we could change that?...

Les Kneebone1, Steven McEachern2, Janet McDougal2 1Analysis & Policy Observatory, Melbourne, Australia 2Australian Data Archive, Canberra, Australia   The research community has been witnessing new and innovative approaches to making data objects discoverable, outside of traditional scholarly publishing contexts. Datasets...