Judith E. Skog Biological Sciences Directorate Emerging Frontiers Division H. Richard Lane Geological Sciences Directorate Earth Systems Science.

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Judith E. Skog Biological Sciences Directorate Emerging Frontiers Division H. Richard Lane Geological Sciences Directorate Earth Systems Science

 Development of the ADBC program  Needs defined  Community strategic plan  NSF program based on policies and gaps  GEO joined in effort this year  Meets some of EarthCube goals  Need rationale for paleo integration

Reports from the Federal Interagency Working Group on Scientific Collections and a survey by NSF of nonfederal collections cited need for ‘dark data’ in collections to be accessible for research broadly. Online accessibility critical. needed for biodiversity-based studies as baseline understand gaps in knowledge proper validation of species ancillary data such as SEM photos, DNA samples and environment/habitat information

 Strategic plan for digitizing, imaging, mobilizing collections data for the non-federal collections in the USA completed June 2010  Need a central organization for integration  Need for thematic networks based on research area  Need for regional groups or clade based groups  Assess need for new tools and technologies  At the core are the collections

 Community plan outlined program goals  NSF assessed programs to see what was available  Individual collections and regional or clade based activities supported through Collections Improvements program  Tools supported through informatics and instrumentation programs  Two items in plan had no place for funding  The Central coordinating resource for digitization projects  Digitization based on research challenges

 Transform the frontiers emphasizes the seamless integration of research and education as well as the close coupling of research infrastructure and discovery.

 Division devoted to innovative, multidisciplinary projects  Virtual division – works across boundaries and incubates activities  Encourages synergy between disciplines  Promotes networking activities for 21 st Century Biology

 Set up an integrative national resource  Focus on digitizing existing specimens into a network  Emphasize innovative ways to increase efficiency and cut costs  Rationale to inform grand challenge research questions through projects

 Innovate – think outside the standard approaches and think strategically and broadly  Integrate – look to big data issues, metadata, international activities – and think about other sources of funding beyond GEO and beyond NSF  Inquire – what are the grand challenges facing science, how does paleo play a role in the answers, and why are collections critical for these studies