[CODATA-international] REGISTRATION OPEN: GOSC DataIO Webinar on the emerging Core Interoperability Framework, 31 March

[Asha CODATA]

The GOSC (Global Open Science Cloud initiative) and other activities in the
ISC CODATA Decadal Programme ‘Making Data Work for Cross-Domain Grand
Challenges’, are addressing topics around large-scale data interoperability
across domain and institutional boundaries. This presentation covers some
important activities under the DP in this regard, with the idea that they
might also prove useful for consideration within a GOSC frame. Development
efforts toward a Core Interoperability Framework are central to many of
these activities.

The Core Interoperability Framework is an emerging idea for a set of
guidelines around domain-agnostic standards for supporting the
implementation of interoperability and reusability of FAIR data, especially
across domain- and institutional boundaries. While the FAIR Digital Object
Framework (FDOF) promises to enable applications to find data and metadata
objects of interest, and to locate their metadata schemas, it does not by
itself guarantee interoperability. The Core Interoperability Framework
would provide a list of standards in a range of functional roles to support
the next level of interoperability, but giving domains the “lingua franca”
against which to map domain-specific standards and ontologies. Such
standards as Schema.org <http://schema.org/>, DCAT, SKOS, PROV-O, DDI-CDI,
and I-ADOPT are being suggested. The functional roles include the
description of units and measurements, the relation of variables to
concepts and consistent descriptions of data structure.  The work around
the Core Interoperability Framework is based on practical use-cases, and
has been slowly growing out of various activities conducted under CODATA’s
Decadal Programme. It is still in early stages, but reflects an emerging
consensus among many of the participants in this endeavour.

This event is intended for the GOSC Data Interoperability Working Group,
the GOSC initiative more broadly, and any other interested parties. We will
outline the current thinking about the Core Interoperability Framework, and
describe how it will be further explored in the WorldFAIR project and
through other case studies.  Time will be accorded to discussion in order
to gather feedback and identify areas for collaboration and further work.

The event will be run twice to maximise the possibility of attendance at
times that may be convenient for different timezones.

REGISTER: GOSC DataIO Webinar on the emerging Core Interoperability
Framework 1, 13:00 UTC, Thu 31 March:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZApduitqT0uH9CrXXDPUnxnV8vV8h36zEa3
REGISTER: GOSC DataIO Webinar on the emerging Core Interoperability
Framework 2, 21:00 UTC, Thu 31 March:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIvfuqoqTguGtOiYZpwH8gUMHJ9GnNwlGVI

Thanks,
Asha
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