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A coherent data policy and strategic data planning environment, supported by Australia’s research leadership, is a critical enabling component of the national data infrastructure.
As part of the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS), the Australian Learned Academies Data Interworking Network project is an investment in the national data policy and planning infrastructure.
The Australian Learned Academies’ Future of Research Data project developed a cohesive agenda across the 5 Academies to support excellent data-enabled research.
It combined the leadership and strategic insights of the Academies with the national data infrastructure expertise of the ARDC.
The national data policy and planning capability established through the project will benefit all those who work in Australia’s research ecosystem.
That capability will be delivered post-project as part of business as usual activity of Academies with an ongoing partnership with the ARDC.
All 5 of Australia’s Learned Academies are participating, which are:
We also welcome the valued assistance of the Australian Council of Learned Academies (ACOLA).
In June 2022, 6 reports were released that provide insights into the ripe opportunities for progressing and driving Australian research and innovation through data, and guidance on how governments, industry and research institutions can achieve this.
The reports leverage the insights and capabilities of Australia’s leading minds from the Learned Academies, which conducted environmental scans to explore the current state, barriers and opportunities for realising an effective data-enabled research sector. The sixth report, by ACOLA, synthesises insights from across the scans, highlighting common themes, opportunities and needs of multidisciplinary research.
The reports highlight 3 key areas to drive improvements in digital research in Australia:
The reports support the goals of the project, which are to:
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