綜合討論： 科學資料與出版品的一般使用與授權：策略與落實
Chair: D. T. Lee (Chairman, CODATA Taiwan, and Distinguished Research Fellow, Academia Sinica)
主持人： 李德財（國際科學與技術資料委員會 中華民國委員會 主任委員，中央研究院 特聘研究員）
There are many issues and challenges in making publicly funded scientific data and publications freely available to all for unrestricted use. After reviewing these factors, the panelists will discuss workable methods to reduce the various barriers to the free sharing of scientific data and literature. In particular, they will examine potential policy instruments that actively enable sharing. These policy instruments, for example, may include (but not limited to),
- Principles and guidelines from national policy makers on access to publicly funded research data and publications,
- Contractual requirements from funding bodies on the release of research data (as part of the grants reviewing and awarding process, for example),
- Institution policies on open- and/or self-archiving of scientific data and publications,
- Incentives on research works on the release, collection, archiving, integration, and secondary use of scientific datasets (e.g., as part of the consideration for career advancement),
- Encouragements on novel business models on the production and dissemination of free scientific datasets and publications.
The panelists will discuss these policies and their likely implementations in the current research environments.
將公共出資的科學資料與出版品釋出給大眾自由使用，牽涉到許多議題與挑戰。在考慮這些因素之後，座談人將討論可行的方法，以降低科學資料與文獻在自由分享上的障礙。尤其他們將檢視可能的策略性作法，以達到分享的目的。這些策略方法，可能包括（但不限於）：
- 對於公共出資產生的研究資料與出版品，國家政策上的原則與指引；
- 在研究資料釋出上，來自研究計畫補助或出資單位在合約上的要求（如：研究資料的釋出是計畫評審與核准流程的一部分）；
- 研究機構對於科學資料與出版品在開放典藏以及自我典藏上的政策；
- 對於科學資料集在釋出、蒐集、典藏、整合、以及再次使用上等研究工作的誘因（如：作為工作升遷的考慮因素之一）；
- 鼓勵科學資料集與出版品在出版與自由散布上的新興商業模式。
座談人將就以上的策略，以及在現今研究環境下的可能施行方法，進行討論。
Panelists / 座談人 :
Paul F. Uhlir
NRC Board on Research Data and Information
研究資料與資訊委員會
National Academy of Sciences
美國國家科學院
Paul F. Uhlir, J.D., is the director of NRC Board on Research Data and Information, at the National Academies in USA. He also serves on the IAP Program on Digital Knowledge Resources and Infrastructure in Developing Countries.
Ted Lau / 劉聰德
Science and Technology Policy Research and Information Center (STPI)
科技政策研究與資訊中心
National Applied Research Laboratory (NARL)
國家實驗研究院
Dr. Ted Lau earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics from the Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. He had more than 20 years of working experience in computer, telephony and satellite communication network systems in the United States before returning to Taiwan to join the STPI in 2005. Currently, Dr. Lau serves as the lead project manager for the S&T Information Gateway for Taiwan Project, funded by NARL. He also is the lead project manager for a joint project between Taiwan and Russia aimed at conducting comparative analyses on their respective national R&D and innovation systems and technological development priorities.
Harlan J. Onsrud
Department of Spatial Information Science and Engineering
University of Maine
Professor Harlan Onsrud's research focuses on the analysis of legal, ethical, and institutional issues affecting the creation and use of digital databases and the assessment of the social impacts of spatial technologies. He teaches courses in Information Systems Law, Information Ethics, Cadastral and Land Information Systems, and Research Ethics. He is past president and current acting Executive Director of the Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Association (GSDI), past-president of the University Consortium for Geographic Information Science (UCGIS), and past Chair of the U.S. National Committee (USNC) on Data for Science and Technology (CODATA) of the National Research Council.
Tyng-Ruey Chuang /
莊庭瑞
Research Center for Information Technology Innovation, Academia Sinica
中央研究院 資訊科技創新研究中心
Creative Commons Taiwan
台灣創用CC計畫
Tyng-Ruey Chuang is an associate research fellow at Academia Sinica, jointly appointed at the Institute of Information Science, and at the Research Center of Information Technology Innovation (CITI). He also teaches at National Taiwan University as an associate professor. His research areas include functional programming, programming languages and systems, XML and Web technologies, and social implications of information technologies. He is the project lead of Creative Commons Taiwan. Creative Commons Taiwan is hosted at CITI, and has been supported by Academia Sinica and other grants since 2004.
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