The Partnerships for Data Innovations (PDI): Facilitating data stewardship and catalyzing research engagement in the digital age

IF 2.3 4区 农林科学 Q1 AGRICULTURE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Agricultural & Environmental Letters Pub Date : 2021-10-07 DOI:10.1002/ael2.20055
R. Daren Harmel, Peter Kleinman, Marlen Eve, James A. Ippolito, Sarah Beebout, Jorge Delgado, Bruce Vandenberg, Mike Buser
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For agricultural research to seize the potential of data-driven technologies, profound changes are needed in the full spectrum of data management, highlighted by a shift of researchers, institutions, and agencies toward a culture of data stewardship. The USDA-ARS established the Partnerships for Data Innovations (PDI) in 2019 to achieve this transformation from within. From the onset, PDI has integrated its customer–partners in developing and implementing state-of-the-art digital tools, leveraging off-the-shelf technologies when advantageous. In its short life, PDI has transformed more than 100 projects, from projects catalyzing collaborative efforts and underpinning information management to those salvaging end-of-life data repositories. Empowered by this active inclusive partnership and through sharing digital solutions on a “Digital Research Workbench” within the ARS Agricultural Collaborative Research Outcomes System infrastructure, PDI hopes to accelerate agricultural research through standardization, automation, and integration and to help usher in a culture of digital age data stewardship.

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数据创新伙伴关系(PDI):促进数字时代的数据管理和促进研究参与
为了让农业研究抓住数据驱动技术的潜力,需要在数据管理的各个方面进行深刻的变革,研究人员、机构和机构向数据管理文化的转变突出了这一点。USDA-ARS于2019年建立了数据创新伙伴关系(PDI),以从内部实现这一转变。从一开始,PDI就整合了其客户合作伙伴开发和实施最先进的数字工具,并在有利的时候利用现成的技术。在其短暂的生命中,PDI已经转变了100多个项目,从促进协作努力和支持信息管理的项目到挽救生命结束数据存储库的项目。在这种积极的包容性伙伴关系的支持下,通过在ARS农业合作研究成果系统基础设施内的“数字研究工作台”上共享数字解决方案,PDI希望通过标准化、自动化和集成来加速农业研究,并帮助引入数字时代数据管理的文化。
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