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Data sharing policy, and Japan

Learn about Japan's data sharing policy and its efforts to promote open science. Discover the guiding principles and implementation plans for publicly-funded research and underlying data.

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Data sharing policy, and Japan

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  1. RDA 5th Plenary 10 March 2015 San Diego Data sharing policy, and Japan Yasuhiro Murayama (Science Council of Japan, Japan Geoscience Union, Kyoto University, Natl. Inst. of Info. & Communications Technology (NICT) , Japan) • Policy Making • Cabinet Office of JapanNatl. Council of Science, Technology & Innovation (CSTI) • In response to G8 science ministers meeting (2013) & data infrastructure WG . • Expert Panel on Open Science  High level principle • Natl. S&T Basic Plan (2017-2021) • National Diet Library • “Council on Organization of Science & Technology Information” • Strategic plan: “Electronic Library”, and national Sci. Tech. info. resources • 5-Year Term Institutional Plan (2017-2021) • Science Council of Japan • Preparing the Advisory Committee for conduct of “Open Science” • ICSU-World Data System (WDS), hosting WDS-IPO • CODATA • Future Earth: Global Hub in Tokyo, and Asian Regional Hub in Kyoto

  2. Promoting Open Sciencein Global Perspective Yuko Harayama Executive Member Council for Science, Technology and Innovation Cabinet Office [Y. Harayama, SCJ Academic Forum, 2015]

  3. Actions by CSTI • An Expert Panel on Open Science (12/2014 – 3/2015) • Mandate • To identifying guiding principles to promote Open Science based on the whole-of-government approach • Members • Stakeholders from universities, R&D institutions etc. • Observers from relevant ministries and funding agencies • Hearings • From Stakeholders Including research institutions & publishers • Schedule • A report to be finalized by March/April • To be integrated in the 5thS&T Basic Plan (FY2016-2020) [Y. Harayama, SCJ Academic Forum, 2015]

  4. Who should do what? CSTI • To present whole-of-government principles on Open Science, and follow-up on the implementation status and progress of relevant ministries and institutions Relevant Ministries/Funding Agencies • To formulate a specific implementation planfor Open Science Scope: Publicly-funded research • Publications & underlying data ➡ Open • Other data ➡ Open wherever possible [Y. Harayama, SCJ Academic Forum, 2015]

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