BigDataEurope, 1st SC5 workshop

1. Improving climate research
societal benefitü
JPI Climate strategy on Open
Knowledge
Big Data in the H2020 Societal Challenge Climate action, environment, resource
efficiency and raw materials calls
Brussels, June 15, 2015
Alexis Sancho Reinoso
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna

2. What is JPI Climate?
• MS initiative to coordinate jointly their climate
research and fund new transnational research
initiatives
• Built upon 4 thematic modules (WGs)
• 2012: start of Fast Track Activities
• 2013-2105: CSA
• 2013/14: First joint call
• 2015: Second joint call
• 2016: Third joint call (ERAnet)
>>> Towards co-alignment of national activities

3. Outline
1. JPI Climate commits with transparency
2. TheJPIClimateapproach:OpenAccessasameans(andnotasagoal)
3. How to implement transparency? The case of open data
4. How can JPI Climate contribute to this workshop’s discussion?

4. 1. JPI Climate commits with transparency
Transparency principle (JPI Climate Governance)
“implementation on the notions of openness, mutual learning, mutual
dependency and joint creativity”
“to foster the free flow and sharing of information, experiences and opinions”
Critical to reach JPI Climate goals (Strategic Research Agenda 2012)
“Collaboration increases quality and cost effectiveness”
“enhance societal relevance”
Operationalization through CSA JPI Climate (WP4, Task 4.3, DoW p.18)
“this task develops guidelines and feedback to improve the societal utilization of
research outputs.”

5. publications
data
educational
resources
medicines
seeds
ICT
public/governmental
data
2. Open Access as means (and not as goal)

6. 3. How to implement transparency?
Internal&externalpolicy
recommendations
What?
Why?
What for?
Who?

7. 3. How to implement transparency?

8. 3. How to implement transparency?

9. 3. How to implement transparency?

10. 3. How to implement transparency?

11. 3. How to implement transparency?

12. 3. How to implement transparency?

13. • The issue on Big Data has not even been
mentioned in the Guidelines  How can it be
integrated in the Guidelines?
• What needs do data tenders and producers
have? What do they request to RFO?
4. How can JPI Climate contribute to this
workshop’s discussion?

14. ======>Save the date!<======
Designing Comprehensive Open Knowledge
Policies to Face Climate Change
Vienna, October 22-23, 2015
4. How can JPI Climate contribute to this
workshop’s discussion?
Interested? Contact alexis.sancho-reinoso@boku.ac.at