Updated: 30/11/2010 Theme: INFRA-2011-1.2.2: DATA FOR e-SCIENCE Objectives (of concerning support sub-programme, related to domusBITae): (c) “Scientific community-driven policy development and service deployment for data generation, provenance, quality assessment, certification, curation, annotation, navigation and management so as to promote the sharing of data and the development of trust. Key issues include standardisation and the harmonisation of metadata, semantics and ontologies, in order to ensure interoperability within and across e- Infrastructures.” : for broad scientific communities; (d) "“Development and deployment of tools and techniques for the provision of advanced data services notably for data discovery, mining, visualisation and simulation.” Call: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/dc/index.cfm?fuseaction=UserSite.CapacitiesDetailsCallPage&call_id=357 Deadline: NOV. 23, 2010 State: Submitted Proposal title: Global Resource Center for Information Studies Acronym: domusBITae Requesting Institution: Universidad de León (ULE) Partners in consortia: University of Aegean (UAE); Universidad Carlos III (UC3); Copenhagen Business School (CBS); Hochschule München (HM); FUNIBER (FUN); Aalborg University (AAU); Technische Universität Wien (TUW); Universitat de Barcelona (UB); Unified Theory of Information RG (UTI); AEI-Seguridad (AES); Chinese Center for Overseas Social and Philosophical Theories (CCO); Social Information Science Institute at HUST (SIS); Science of Information Institute (SCI), University of León (ULE). Team:
Abstract: The proposed resource center for information studies is aimed at bridging across the many research communities devoted to this broad field and social stakeholders in order to enable an interdisciplinary and overarching understanding of information in all its meaningful aspects. Since there are for information relevant grounds concerning formal-, physical-, chemical-, biological-, cognitive-, social-, technological-, ethical- and philosophical sciences, the traditional gaps and boundaries between sciences must be overcome to achieve an actual overarching understanding of information, which might be essential to cope with the global challenges of our information society. The proposed infrastructure is based on an integration of resources weaved by (1) a semantic network built upon the ongoing interdisciplinary understanding of information, and (2) a visual oriented interface based on the user experience while searching for knowledge or training; communicating with colleagues in the same or different fields; or cooperating in education, research and innovation. The set of inter-weaved resources intents to gather an open typology of scientific data qualified by the scientific community in different levels of validation, so that both novelty and rigour can be combined. Go to full technical annex |