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Published on Thursday, 03 December 2020 14:00

The Trustworthy Data Working Group is hosting a panel on Monday, December 7th at 11 am (Eastern) to discuss tools, standards, community practices for trustworthy scientific data sharing. The panelists are:

• Jim Basney: Deputy Director, Trusted CI
• Sandra Gesing: Associate Research Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering; Computational Scientist, Center for Research Computing; University of Notre Dame (PresQT)
• Bob Hanisch: Director of Office of Data & Informatics, NIST
• Rebecca Koskela: Executive Director, Research Data Alliance - US (RDA-US)

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The Trustworthy Data Working Group (TDWG) is a collaborative effort of Trusted CI, the four NSF Big Data Innovation Hubs, the NSF CI CoE Pilot, the Ostrom Workshop on Data Management and Information Governance, the NSF Engagement and Performance Operations Center (EPOC), the Indiana Geological and Water Survey, the Open Storage Network, and other interested community members. The goal of the working group is to understand scientific data security concerns and provide guidance on ensuring the trustworthiness of data.

This year the TDWG published a survey report about data security concerns and practices amongst the scientific community. And, building off the insights of the survey report, the working group published a guidance report on trustworthy data for science projects, including science gateways, that covers the topics that the panel will be discussing.

This panel is an opportunity to discuss the work of the TDWG in the larger context of related work by PresQT, NIST, and RDA-US.

Join Trusted CI's announcements mailing list for information about upcoming events. To submit topics or requests to present, see our call for presentations. Archived presentations are available on our site under "Past Events."