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Riding the Wave: a Perspective for Today and the FutureAPA Conference, November 2011

Monica MarinucciEMEA Director for Research, Oracle

Monica Marinucci

Riding the Wave

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• Awareness

• Vision

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« Our vision is a scientific e-infrastructure that supports seemless access, use, re-use, and trust of data. »

Source: Riding the Wave Report, pag 4

Today

Future

Best Practices

National Libraries

MultimediaDelivery Method

Enterprise Class

Cost-effectiveness

Manageability

Tools for Adoption

open-based

Scientific Workflows

Collaboration

Semantic Data Management

Knowledge Discovery

Multidisciplinary

Governance

Data Security

Identity

Provenance

Preservation

Monica Marinucci

Researcher A

Astronomy

Climatology

Chemistry

History

Biology

Demography

Researcher B

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Monica Marinucci

Oracle Research Data Management Solution

• Reduce Time-to-Discovery by enabling researchers:

• to work collaboratively on extremely large data sets

• to run analytics and complex queries

more frequentlyData

Generation

Data Analysis

Data Storing

Preservation & Archiving

Data Aggregation

• Enable Trust & Security at Data and Application level

• Store & Retrieve Data across multiple different sources/format over time

• Develop open-standard based applications

Research Data

Lifecycle

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Monica Marinucci

“About 10 percent of the data is corporate structured data, and 90 percent is unstructured scientific data

such as satellite images,”

John de la LandeHigh-Performance Computing, Storage and Facilities Manager

Australian Bureau of Meteorology

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• Availability• Integrity• Authenticity• Reusability and Collaboration

• Security• Sustainability

• Trustworthiness

Data Requirements

Go Beyond Capacity

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Paving the way

Storage: Tiered Storage

MQFS

Metadata Tier

FSCAN

Infrastructure:Cost-Effectiveness

Green Data Centre

Scalable Research Services

Repositories:Interoperability

Semantic Layer

Collaboration

Secure IP

Knowledge Repository

Include ContentComplete data archive Search and Access

Ingest of different data types

Transform to new file types with access to original file types

Meeting “forever” retention and access requirements

Multi-channel Access

30% of people’s time is spent searching 80% of information is unstructured42% of transactions are still paper-based79% of companies have 2+ repositories 25% have 15+ repositories

Objects must be always retrievable (Access) Cost and complexity as systems scale (Economic Sustainability) Finding data through sophisticated metadata handling (Discovery) Data integrity must be assured (Trust) Seamless scaling must be provided (Scale & Extensibility)Source: Carl Grant, Chief Librarian, Ex Libris

Monica Marinucci

• Focus since 2007

• Collegial Collaboration to Upgrade the Community

• Community of Practice - “Just Do It!” • OAIS Architectures, Research Data Management and Digital

Curation, Third Party Solutions • Tiered Storage Architecture Best Practices and Trends

• New Directions

• Broader Technology Focus: Private and Community Clouds, Content Management for Digital Archiving, Semantic Data Management

• Intra-Institution/Enterprise Trends: Personal Archives, Federation, Security, Management of Scholarly Materials

Preservation & Archiving Special Interest Group (PASIG)

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Monica Marinucci

Thank you!

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Monica Marinucci