UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements: Project Directors Group, May 2014

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The document outlines the key points from a presentation on UK National E-Infrastructure user requirements. It discusses perspectives from early career researchers based on a survey of 17,000 doctoral students, a researcher's vision for the next five years, and how stakeholders can collaborate to provide training, resources and support to realize this vision, which includes open access to materials, collaboration tools and world-class research facilities.

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Martin Hamilton, Digital Futures @martin_hamilton
m.hamilton@jisc.ac.uk http://martinh.net
UK National
E-Infrastructure:
User Requirements
Presentation to
Project Directors Group
May 2014

1. An early career
researcher perspective
2. A researcher’s five year
vision
3. How can we collaborate
to make this happen?
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements 2
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements

An Early Career Researcher Perspective
- Jisc/BL study surveying
17,000 doctoral
studentshttp://goo.gl/QT2DPu
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements 4

An Early Career Researcher Perspective
- Jisc/BL study surveying
17,000 doctoral
studentshttp://goo.gl/QT2DPu
- Constraints on research
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements 5

An Early Career Researcher Perspective
- Jisc/BL study surveying
17,000 doctoral
studentshttp://goo.gl/QT2DPu
- Constraints on research
- Discipline focus
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements 7

A Researcher’s FiveYearVision
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements 25
Five years from now, I will:
- Be trained on Open Science
practices as part of my induction
- Work with predominantly Open
Access / Open Data materials
- Receive active E-Infrastructure
support from my HEI / RO
- Collaborate with researchers around
the world as a matter of course
- Have access to world class facilities
at my HEI / RO and elsewhere

How can we collaborate to make this happen?
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements 27
Five years from now, I will:
- Be trained on Open Science
practices as part of my induction
- Work with predominantly Open
Access / Open Data materials
- Receive active E-Infrastructure
support from my HEI / RO
- Collaborate with researchers around
the world as a matter of course
- Have access to world class facilities
at my HEI / RO and elsewhere

How can we collaborate to make this happen?
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements 28
Examples of possible actions:
Explicit role for DTCs?
OpenScience MOOC (FutureLearn?)
Training opportunities
cf. http://etraining.esc.rl.ac.uk/
Showcase good practice
“Impact” significance of altmetrics
Five years from now, I will:
- Be trained on Open Science
practices as part of my induction
- Work with predominantly Open
Access / Open Data materials
- Receive active E-Infrastructure
support from my HEI / RO
- Collaborate with researchers around
the world as a matter of course
- Have access to world class facilities
at my HEI / RO and elsewhere

How can we collaborate to make this happen?
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements 29
Examples of possible actions:
Grant/studentship conditions
RCUK et al funding for APCs
OpenAccess journals/presses
Research data repositories
cf. funder facilities, Arkivum, CKAN
Workflow management
cf. myExperiment,Taverna
Five years from now, I will:
- Be trained on Open Science
practices as part of my induction
- Work with predominantly Open
Access / Open Data materials
- Receive active E-Infrastructure
support from my HEI / RO
- Collaborate with researchers around
the world as a matter of course
- Have access to world class facilities
at my HEI / RO and elsewhere

How can we collaborate to make this happen?
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements 30
Examples of possible actions:
Support institutions to build their
Research Computing teams
E-Infrastructure trainers community
Showcase good practice
Funder set expectations?
Five years from now, I will:
- Be trained on Open Science
practices as part of my induction
- Work with predominantly Open
Access / Open Data materials
- Receive active E-Infrastructure
support from my HEI / RO
- Collaborate with researchers around
the world as a matter of course
- Have access to world class facilities
at my HEI / RO and elsewhere

How can we collaborate to make this happen?
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements 31
Examples of possible actions:
Subject domain, institutional +
national data repositories
Identity / access / authorization / …
cf. Shibboleth, Moonshot, SAFE etc
Services supporting open practice
cf. LabTrove open lab notebooks,
BRISSkit for biomedical data,
myExperiment,Taverna
Five years from now, I will:
- Be trained on Open Science
practices as part of my induction
- Work with predominantly Open
Access / Open Data materials
- Receive active E-Infrastructure
support from my HEI / RO
- Collaborate with researchers
around the world as a matter of
course
- Have access to world class facilities
at my HEI / RO and elsewhere

How can we collaborate to make this happen?
UK National E-Infrastructure User Requirements 32
Examples of possible actions:
Common technical standards
e.g. APIs, metadata formats
Buy, build or broker?
cf. JASMIN, DiRAC,Janet Cloud
Connectivity aspects
cf. Aurora, LOLA, Janet Reach
Finding and accessing facilities
cf. Kit-Catalogue, equipment.data
SLAs, billing and charging aspects
Commercial licensing vs. open
source, key codes link to CCPs etc
Five years from now, I will:
- Be trained on Open Science
practices as part of my induction
- Work with predominantly Open
Access / Open Data materials
- Receive active E-Infrastructure
support from my HEI / RO
- Collaborate with researchers around
the world as a matter of course
- Have access to world class facilities
at my HEI / RO and elsewhere

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