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C yber I nfrastructure in the B iological S ciences: CIBS Working Group Michael R. Willig

Explore the critical role of CyberInfrastructure in transforming biological science research and education. Discover the diverse portfolio of programs and the strategic planning process to enhance data access and computational resources.

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C yber I nfrastructure in the B iological S ciences: CIBS Working Group Michael R. Willig

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  1. CyberInfrastructure • in the • Biological Sciences: CIBS Working Group • Michael R. Willig • Division of Environmental Biology

  2. 21st Century Biology Dispersion Heterogeneity Quantity Hierarchical Dynamics Non-linearities Context-DependentEvolution

  3. CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE An integrated system of state-of-the-art computing, communications and information resources, tools and services that is transforming science and engineering research and education. Critically dependent on educated and trained workforce.

  4. DIVERSE PORTFOLIO • BIO-ITR • AToL • Biological Databases & Informatics Program • Plant Genome Program • Biophysics Program • NCEAS • LTER Program • Center for Synthesis in Biological Evolution • NEON

  5. CIBS CHARGE • Assessment & update of CI baseline data • Review of CI programs • Develop a 5-year strategic plan • - Low hanging fruit • - Recommendations for annual • investments

  6. CIBS FY04 Working Group Stinger Guala & Chris Greer, PDs DBI Jim Woolley & Jim Morris, PDs DEB Bill Zamer & Judith Plesset, PDs IBN Kamal Shukla & Matt Kane, PDs MCB K-lyn Smith, SA BIO Liz Blood, Jane Brockman, Michael Greenfield

  7. CIBS FY05 Working Group Chris Greer & Manfred Zorn, PDs DBI Jim Morris & Alan Tessier , PDs DEB Bill Zamer & Cole Gilbert, PDs IOB Kamal Shukla & Matt Kane, PDs MCB K-lyn Smith, SA BIO Liz Blood, Juan Carlos Morales, Jim Woolley, Jeannine Cody

  8. CIBS TIME LINE Summer 2003 Working Group Meeting Wooley BIO-AC Report March - April CIBS formed Internal NSF Workshop Meeting with Wooley April - May Portfolio Review June FY06 Budget Recommendation July - Nov. Strategic Planning Dec. CIBS Strategic Plan (Draft) Jan. - Feb. CIBS Strategic Plan (Final)

  9. FY05 RECOMMENDATIONS Workshops Workforce Database Development Advanced Computation & Simulation

  10. FY05 ACTIVITIES Interact with CISE & other Directorates BIO-wide Workshops Cyber-enabled Research Seminars

  11. Strategic Plan Workforce Data & Information Access Interoperability Advanced Computation & Simulation

  12. Strategic Plan Workforce Mid-career scientists Postdoctoral scientists Graduate students Undergraduate students

  13. Strategic Plan Data & Information Intellectual Property Rights Data Management Plans Community Based Standards

  14. Strategic Plan Access Basic Resources High End Computing Resource Location & Archiving

  15. Strategic Plan Interoperability Physical Layer Data Transfer & Interoperability Metadata Capture & Analysis

  16. Strategic Plan Advanced Computation & Simulation CI Center for Biological Sciences NEON and Beyond LINNE

  17. Strategic Plan BIO-Centric Cross-Directorate Inter-Agency

  18. RESEARCH EDUCATION Biological Sciences Fundamental Research Observatory Networks Information Resources Synthesis Hubs and Nodes Collaboratories Cyberinfrastructure

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