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Strengthening International Science: Restructuring ICSU's Data Systems for Societal Benefit

This document outlines the strategy and priorities of the International Council for Science (ICSU) for 2006-2011, focusing on enhancing international scientific collaboration and ensuring equitable access to quality data and information. It emphasizes the importance of data as a continuum, long-term planning, and modernization of infrastructures. Through cooperation among World Data Centres, the ICSU aims to facilitate global scientific data management and improve policy framework, promoting open access to data and information for research and informed decision-making.

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Strengthening International Science: Restructuring ICSU's Data Systems for Societal Benefit

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  1. Restructuring ICSU’s international data systems “Strengthening international science for the benefit of society” David Clark Secretary, ICSU WDC Panel CEOS/WGISS – 23 Hanoi, Vietnam May 24, 2007 Abstracted from C. Smith’s presentation at the WDC Directors Meeting, Bremen Germany, May 7-9, 2007

  2. ICSU Strategy, 2006-2011 • 3 strands: • Planning and coordinating research • Science for policy • Universality • Re. data and information: • WSIS+PAA data & info = strategic directions WDC Directors, Bremen, 6-8 May, 2007

  3. Strategic Goal • “To facilitate a coordinated global approach to scientific data and information that ensures equitable access to quality data and information for research, education and informed decision-making” WDC Directors, Bremen, 6-8 May, 2007

  4. Priorities and needs • Data and information as a continuum • Long-term planning and investment • Professional data and info management • Modernization/transition of current infrastructures, systems • New infrastructure in some areas • International, interdisciplinary coordination • Supportive national and international policies WDC Directors, Bremen, 6-8 May, 2007

  5. Policies • ICSU should promote and ensure: • Data: Full and open access • Information (publishing): universal and equitable access WDC Directors, Bremen, 6-8 May, 2007

  6. ICSU activities • CODATA – data policy and management • International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications - information • World Data Centres and Federation of Astronomical and Geophysical Data Analysis Services (FAGS) – data collection, analysis and dissemination • Global Observing Systems and GEO/GEOSS • Global Environmental Change programmes • New programmes, e.g. the International Polar Year 2007-2008 • Member activities, e.g eGY, journal publishing, research WDC Directors, Bremen, 6-8 May, 2007

  7. WWW.ICSU.org

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