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Delivering our Data Driven Future
The document discusses Canarie's role in accelerating Canadian innovation and promoting a data-driven economy. It emphasizes the importance of open data in research and outlines the need for a national strategy for data management to support a data-rich environment. Additionally, it highlights the potential economic impact of data analytics on Canada's GDP.
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Delivering our Data Driven Future
- 1. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc Delivering onour Data-Driven Future Jim Ghadbane, President and CEO | Cybera Summit, September 30, 2015
- 2. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc2 CANARIE 2 Accelerates Canadian innovation Drives the adoption of transformative technologies Ensures Canada continues to develop a vibrant knowledge economy
- 3. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc3 A Shift in Canada’s Economy Mill it. Drill it. Kill it. From: To: Internet Economy & Data-driven Innovation “Data is Canada’s new natural resource.” -- Hon. Tony Clement, President, Treasury Board
- 4. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc4 Alberta & the Prairies are in the open data game… Open Data Catalogue Open Data Catalogue Open Data …and many others. The feds are in the game too. Open Government Portal Open Data Catalogue Open Data Catalogue BETA Open Data Catalogue BETA
- 5. What about OpenResearch Data? Canada is moving towards a policy of Open Data for research… but are we ready for it? Canada spends $2.8B on research at universities, colleges & hospitals Much of that supports creation, sharing & analysis of digital data But what happens to all this data?
- 6. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc6 The Digital Transformation of Research 6 not to scale. Yottabyte 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Zettabyte 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Exabyte 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 Petabyte 1,000,000,000,000,000 Terabyte 1,000,000,000,000 Giga1,000,000,000,000 3 PB / year: Activity of one million brain neurons 25 PB / year: Data generated by the Large Hadron Collider 350 EB / year: Data produced by the Square Kilometre Array
- 7. The 4 Pillarsof Digital Infrastructure Network Computing Storage Software
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- 11. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc11 Image source: taxpayer.com
- 12. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc12 How do we support a data-rich environment? National strategy for data management Policy governing data management
- 13. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc13 How do we support a data-rich environment? Accessible, interoperable & appropriately preserved data sources Standards & best practices
- 14. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc14 How do we support a data-rich environment? Infrastructure and Tools
- 15. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc15 What it could look like….
- 16. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc16 What it could look like….
- 17. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc17 What it could look like….
- 18. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc18 What it could look like… Data analytics can add up 1.7% to the GDP by 2020…the equivalent to the Agriculture sector in Canada. McKinsey Company, 2012 Our economic future depends on data.
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- 20. canarie.ca | @canarie_inc Contact meanytime at: jim.ghadbane@canarie.ca | @jghadbane
Editor's Notes
- #3 CANARIE’s core purpose is to support the development and deployment of digital technologies – networking, computing and software Infrastructure and tools the enhance academic and private sector research and innovation advance the digital knowledge economy
- #4 Canada’s economy and standard of living built on export of natural resources and agri business Early on 19th/20th centuries – fisheries, farming, forestry Shift in recent years to minerals and energy High growth of the services business (finance, health care) Seeing decline in traditional manufacturing Emergence of internet economy – now 3-4% of GDP
- #5 Some jurisdictions are moving more quickly into Open Data – Alberta is one of them. In Manitoba, The city of Winnipeg has an open data portal....transit info was the first dataset available.  In Saskatchewan, the city of Saskatoon also has some open datasets, including transit routes, current ward boundaries, polling boundaries, etc.
- #6Â Images instead of text?
- #7 Running out of descriptors! Digital transformation of research has resulted in the production and transfer of unprecedented levels of data. Just to give you an idea of the level of the intensity of the data volume, imagine this: Capturing the activity of one million brain neurons (that’s just out of the 85-100 BILLION that we have) would require about 3 PB of data in one year. That seems like a lot, until you realize that’s only about an eighth of the data the Large Hadron Collider produces (processor only selects 1% of events for analysis) Multiply that by 14,000 and that’s the amount of data that the SKA project will produce in a year. Presents unique challenges Amalgamation of science and information technology Cloud computing high speed optical networks, network connected sensors and instruments
- #9 Tell a story about being in CERN – seeing the roots of the Internet, first server
- #10Â The opportunity to go down several hundred metres and see the Atlas particle detector experiment up close
- #16 Researchers across the country accessing a much wider range of data sets – combining and analyzing disparate data sets to create new knowledge
- #17Â Private sector players using research data in innovative ways to create new products and services
- #18Â A wide range of educational institutions using open data sets to set young minds on fire and get youngsters interested in the field of data analytics and data science