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Agenda – Open video conference OCK Force11 Working Group, 11 Feb '20

Open Climate Knowledge

#OCK @OCKProject

100% open collaborative research for climate change knowledge—using data mining & open science publishing – https://github.com/OCKProject/Force11-OCKWG

Vidconf date and time: 11 February 2020, 8am PDT / 11am EDT / 4pm GMT / 5pm CET – video conference link https://meet.jit.si/OCK

It's now 2020. By 2040, only twenty years away, the earth's atmosphere will have reached–the already baked in–1.5°C temperature increase. (IPCC 2018)

One of the few tools that we have for preventing further increases in global warming is human knowledge—research. The idea that this knowledge is not in free circulation and behind paywalls for reasons of profit, self-interest, or complacency must change now.

Time is of the essence and every year counts. OCK's mission is 'action now' for open research. We are using Peter Murray-Rust's data mining software 'OpenNotebook' to analyse different areas of publishing and Open Science to make plans for this speedy transition and for the imlementaion of a new type of 'Open Science Publishing'— with all parts of the research cycle open and semantically connected.

Invitation to join the OCK Force11 working group or contribute to the efforts in other ways.

All parts of meeting will be public: video and audio recording, and minutes. If you do not want to be recorded on video please let us know and you will not appear in the public copy of the video recording. Contact: simon.worthington@tib.eu

Vidconf: https://meet.jit.si/OCK

Minutes (Protocol) pad: https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/edit/t5z-3EJz2RzMkKcCg+zDYtL+/

Working group (WG) links: Force 11 – https://www.force11.org/group/open-climate-knowledge, GitHub – https://github.com/OCKProject, blog – https://ockproject.org/, OpenNotebook software and climate collection https://github.com/OCKProject/climate

Agenda – Duration 60 minutes

NB: add your name to minutes and contribute any notes https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/edit/t5z-3EJz2RzMkKcCg+zDYtL+/

Demos: https://github.com/OCKProject/Force11-OCKWG/tree/master/demos Docs

Working group leaders: Peter Murray-Rust and Simon Worthington.

  1. Introduction and overview of agenda - personal intros if numbers allow - SW/PMR 5/10 mins.
  2. Demo - Data mining using preprints archive - PMR 20 mins.
  3. Planless/Planlos? intro to developing a plan for 100% open - SW/PMR 10 mins.
  4. The Force11 working group (WG) - SW 5 mins.
  5. Open to the floor - Your help & joining the WG - 15 mins.

Tasks and skills needed for the OCK Force11 working group

  • Publishing from WG - fast and semantic
  • OpenNotebook data mining software https://github.com/OCKProject/climate
    • Features
      • Data mining
      • Using Wikidata and LOD
      • Targetted searches
      • Semantic annotation
      • Republishing as full text or metadata
      • Knowledge graphs
      • and more
  • User group for OpenNotebook
    • Test software
    • Create full documentation
  • Write a manifesto for 100% open
  • Create a plan for 100% open
  • How to get involved
    • Skills
      • Data scientists
      • D3 visualization
      • Bibliometrics
      • Researchers
    • Long and short tasks
  • Create software demos
    • Bibliometrics
    • Academic researcher
    • Citizen science (community science)

Thank you

  • Force11 for enabling the working group.
  • Open Science Lab at TIB – German National Library of Science and Technology for hosting the OCK project.
  • Partners the Open Science editorial platform Generation Research which is a service of the Leibniz Research Alliance Open Science.

Note

OCK practices OpenNotebook Science (Ref)- making all works open to contribute and use with no priveleged access.

OCK. https://github.com/OCKProject (c) The authors. Creative Commons BY 4.0 International. https://github.com/OCKProject/Force11-OCKWG/blob/master/LICENCE.md

References

IPCC. “Global Warming of 1.5°C,” 2018. https://www.ipcc.ch/sr15/.