Lightning Talk, Allison: EarthCube Governance Framework: A Proposal to the Community
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Lee Allison, Chair, EarthCube Governance Steering Committee M. Lee Allison, Genevieve Pearthree and Kim Patten EarthCube Governance Framework: A Proposal to the Community Lightning Talks Research Data Access & Preservation Summit 2013 Baltimore, MD April 4, 2013 #rdap13
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- 1. EarthCube Governance Framework: A Proposal to the Community How do we organize, manage, & govern cyberinfrastructure in the geosciences? Lee Allison, Chair, EarthCube Governance Steering Committee Genevieve Pearthree, Kim Patten Arizona Geological Survey RDAP, April 4, 2013
- 2. NSF & Geosciences team up on Big Data The World Economic Forum convened in Switzerland in January, 2012 highlighted big data as a new economic asset comparable to currency and gold Rethinking Personal Data: Strengthening Trust, World Economic Forum. May, 2012
- 3. A Social Endeavor http://earthcube.ning.com/ 113 white paper >1100 members to ~80 formal submission;185 the EarthCube Expressions of respondents to website Interest capability survey Untold number of 17 hours of pro-bono 11 Concept and Community/Special contributions by the Community Awards Interest Groups community Significant international engagement and building interagency engagement
- 4. Governance needs evolve as infrastructure matures and spreads DARPA (Edwards et al. 2007)
- 5. Emerging Concept: 3 Tiers of Governance Enterprise-level services Locally optimized community community Locally operated & maintained community Common Touch Point Service
- 6. Initial Governance Functions 1. Identify and Implement Vision, Mission, and Goals 2. Engage and Coordinate Across Community 3. Management: Create and Implement By-Laws and Charter 4. Develop and Maintain Viable Reference Architecture (system design) DID NOT recommend specific governance model(s) Intention is that the interim prototype governing body will determine most effective governance model(s)
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- Credit Peter Baumann, EarthServer.eu
- Governance evolves from concept to construction to operation/implementationIt takes 40-50 years for infrastructure to reach 80-90% of the population.
- dark blue line: enterprise level service managed by something outside of the individual communities (e.g, EarthCube). Dotted red line is service that is managed at an enterprise level, is logically connected, but is locally optimized within each individual community. The blue ovals continue to be operated and maintained locally. Note that each community maintains its local science autonomy; each merely allows common and logical services to be integrated into their fabric.
- Governance functions based on published governance research and community input. Specific sources include: Over 75 published research on governanceEarthCube Working Group and Concept Team draft roadmapsCommunity input during Governance Steering Committee virtual webinars – more than 30 webinarsJune charrette, July 2012 EarthCube Principle Investigator workshop, EarthCube sessions at the ESIP Federation Mid-Year Meeting in Madison, WI, July 17-20. #4 refers to the governance and organizational architecture and not any specific CI