Soumissions Exposés de position

• [3] A CANADIAN SQUARE KILOMETRE ARRAY REGIONAL CENTRE Kristine Spekkens (RMC), Erk Rosolowsky (U of Alberta), Séverin Gaudet (NRC), Michael Rupen (NRC) and the Association of Canadian Universities for Research in Astronomy
• [104] A Cloud Ecosystem for Canada’s Digital Research Infrastructure Wency Lum (U of Victoria) and collaborators
• [84] A Dynamic Environment for Medical Image Computing Research in Canada Amber Simpson, Queen’s U, and collaborators
• [81] A Perspective on a Canadian Digital Research Infrastructure From: McGill Centre for Integrative Neuroscience McGill Centre for Integrative Neuroscience (MCIN)
• [45] A Proposal to Strengthen Data Literacy in the Canada Research Data Ecosystem Ernie Boyko and Wendy Watkins (Carleton U)
• [4] A Standards-Based Digital Infrastructure for Secure Sharing of Human Biomedical Research Data Lincoln Stein on behalf of Ontario Institute for Cancer Research
• [73] A stronger Canada through digital infrastructures that support primary care research and practice improvement The College of Family Physicians of Canada / Le Collège des médecins de famile du Canada
• [46] ACENET's Research Directorate White Paper for NDRIO Andrew Rutenberg on behalf of the ACENET Research Directorate
• [107] Advancing a Framework for National Commercial Cloud Adoption in Research Jeff Gardner (UBC), Nick Rochlin (UBC), Elizabeth Kinney (UBC)
• [22] All Researchers Use Digital Resources: On Campus Support, Grants, Labs, and Equity Laura Estill on behalf of St Francis Xavier University Digital Humanities Centre
• [57] Animal Behaviour in the 21st Century: A White Paper on DRI for Animal Behaviour Research in Canada Animal Behaviour Research in Canada – Dr. Laura Adams (Langara College) and collaborators
• [66] BRISER LES SILOS DE DONNÉES ET DE SAVOIRS Un enjeu scientifique d’inclusion sociale et culturelle Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) ave la collaboration de Calcul Québec
• [33] Beyond Virtual or Physical Environments: Building a Research Metaverse A White Paper for NDRIO’s Canadian Digital Research Needs Assessment Paul De Decker (Memorial U) and Stephany Peterson (U of New Brunswick)
• [87] Bilinguisme des outils et des services: soumission conjointe des Bibliothèques de l'Université Montréal et des Bibliothèques de l'Université de Toronto Bibliothèques de l’Université de Montréal et des Bibliothèques de l’Université de Toronto
• [76] Brandon University White Paper Submission to NDRIO Brandon University
• [85] Building a data science platform for better health Laura C. Rosella (U of Toronto) and collaborators
• [53] CSEE/CIEE Submission on the New Digital Research Infrastructure Organization Stephen Heard and Diane Srivastava on behalf of the CSEE and CIEE
• [20] Canada’s Future DRI Ecosystem for Humanities & Social Sciences (HSS) Canadian Society of Digital Humanities – Geoffrey Rockwell
• [48] Canada’s Future DRI Ecosystem: AI Research Needs Ron Bodkin (Vector Institute)
• [25] Canada’s Future Digital Research Infrastructure (DRI) Ecosystem: A perspective from the Bioinformatics National Team (BNT) Bioinformatics National Team
• [11] Canada’s Health Workforce Digital Research Infrastructure Ecosystem: Building the Foundation for Canadian Health Workforce Science & Informed Decision Making Canadian Health Workforce Network
• [47] Canada’s Path to a Global Open Research Commons Karen Payne, David Castle, and Mark Leggott
• [44] Canadian Data Repository Inventory Peter Webster (St Mary U) and collaborators
• [83] Canadian Digital Research Infrastructure Needs Assessment: An Agri-food Research Perspective from the University of Guelph Emily Duncan (U of Guelph), Rozita Dara (U of Guelph), Jairo Melo (U of Guelph), Carly Huitema (U of Guelph), Beverley Hale (U of Guelph)
• [27] Closing Canada’s “curation gap”: A national approach Portage Curation Expert Group
• Clés pour une Infrastructure de recherche numérique (IRN) innovante Suzanne Talon, Marie-Jean Meurs, Victor Ionescu de la part de Calcul Québec
• [51] Comments for NDRIO Mark Hahn (SHARCNET)
• [14] Considerations from researchers from Université Laval Jacques Corbeil, Francvois Laviolette and Florent Parent (U Laval)
• [41] Creating an Audit and Feedback Loop to Monitor and Enhance Data Sharing in Canada Felicity Tayler (U of Ottawa, Library), David Moher (Ottawa Hospital Research Institute & U of Ottawa), Kelly Cobey (Ottawa Hospital Research Institute & U of Ottawa)
• [105] DRI Needs Assessment for the Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Research Community Computational Fluid Dynamics Society of Canada
• [91] DRI, University Libraries and Digital Humanities Research Centres Jason Boyd on behalf of Ryerson Centre for Digital Humanities
• [82] Data Management Planning in Canada James Doiron (U of Alberta), Maggie Neilson (Acadia U), Robyn Nicholson (Portage Network)
• [5] Digital Health Research: Opportunities for Improving the Health of Canadians Diabetes Action Canada
• [17] Digital Research Infrastructure for Canadian Astronomy Catherine Lovekin (Mount Allison U), Pauline Barmby (U of Western Ontario), J.J. Kavelaars (HIA), Adrian Liu (McGill U), Erik Rosolowsky (Uof Alberta), Kristine Spekkens (RMC), James Wadsley (McMaster U)
• [30] Digital Research Infrastructure in Astronomy Herzbeg Astronomy and Astrophysics Research Centre – Dr. JJ Kavelaars
• [28] Digital preservation and NDRIO: a white paper The Portage–Preservation Expert Group and The Canadian Association of Research Libraries–Digital Preservation Working Group
• [10] Digital research infrastructure of two research laboratories in the field of structural dynamics Laboratory for Acoustics and Vibration Analysis at Polytechnique Montréal and the Structural Dynamics and Vibration Laboratory at McGill University.
• [12] Digital research infrastructure to support federated computing on large scale biomedical datasets Guillaume Bourque (McGill U), Michael Brudno (U of Toronto), Steven JM Jones (Genome Sciences Centre, BC Cancer)
• [16] Développer une infrastructure de services numériques pour les Humanités numériques canadiennes : livre blanc pour la NOIRN Centre de recherche interuniversitaire sur les humanités numériques
• [24] Empowering Information Systems and Fostering Metadata Driven Data Management Pascal Heus
• [60] Enabling broad reuse of Canada’s geospatial data and digitized cartographic materials Association of the Canadian Map Libraries and Archives (ACMLA) – Jay Brodeur and team
• [43] Ensuring access to Canada’s core historical data collections in the social sciences and humanities: possibilities emerging from the Canadian Census Discovery Partnership Leanne Trimble (U of Toronto) and collaborators
• [59] Federating innovation in Digital Research Infrastructure accessibility Julie faure-Lacroix (Calcul Québec), Félix-Antoine Fortin (U Laval), Florent Parent (Calcul Québec-U Laval), Darren Boss (Compute Canada), Drew Leske (Compute Canada)
• [8] Future-Proofing the Canadian DRI/RDM Ecosystem through Openness and Collaboration Canadian Association of Research Libraries
• [15] Gaps and Opportunities for NDRIO Support of Research Data Management: Insights from the Global Water Futures Data Managers Global Water Futures Data Managers – K. Dukacz and collaborators
• [18] Gaps in Digital Research Infrastructure for Canadian Digital Humanities Researchers Lawrence Evalyn (U of Toronto), Elizabeth Parke (U of Toronto), Patrick Keilty (U of Toronto), Elspeth Brown (U of Toronto)
• [61] Genomics Digital Research Infrastructure to Support Canadian Competitiveness Genome Canada
• [55] HQP Pathways: Engaging the Canada’s Different Disciplinary Models for HQP Training and Funding to Facilitate DRI Uptake in Canada Ray Siemens and Alyssa Arbuckle on behalf of the Digital Humanities Summer Institute Directorial Group
• [37] Improving the Discovery of Access-Limited Data Kevin Read ( U of Saskatchewan), Amber Leahey (Scholars Portal), Sarah Rutley (U of Saskatchewan), Victoria Smith (Portage Network), Kelly Stathis (Portage Network)
• [29] Indigenous Language Technologies and Online Resources: Algonquian Dictionaries Project and Algonqian Linguistic Atlas Marie-Odile Junker & Delasie Torkornoo (Carleton U)
• [52] Individuals, communities and population health digital research infrastructure: incorporating primary care electronic medical record data as part of a primary health care information system Canadian Primary Care Sentinel Surveillance Network (CPCSSN) – Sabrina T. Wong and collaborators
• [54] Interface Matters Canadian Writing Research Collaboratory – Jeffrey Antoniuk and Susan Brown
• [56] L'Infrastructure Numérique en Recherche Décanat de la Recherche et de la Création, UQAC
• [19] Large-Parallel Supercomputer Simulations – Frontiers in Canadian Research Rodrigo Fernández (U of Alberta) and 16 supercomputing researchers
• [31] Les besoins de l’écosystème de l’infrastructure de recherche numérique canadienne University of Ottawa
• Les consortiums régionaux de bibliothèques universitaires sont des partenaires clés qui contribuent à la mise en place d’une infrastructure de recherche numérique durable et réactive Vivian Stieda (COPPUL), Sonia Seck (BCI), Cynthia Holt (CBUA-CAUL)
• [100] Livre blanc sur l'infrastructure de recherche numérique : perspective de la Faculté des sciences de l'UQAM Faculté des science de l’UQAM White Paper McMaster Angela Di Nello, Research & High-Performance Computing Support (McMaster U)
• [70] NDRIO Cartik Sharma Proposal Cartik Sharma
• [101] NDRIO White Paper Cape Breton University
• [2] NDRIO White Paper: Bridging the Accessibility Gap University of Waterloo
• [71] NDRIO White Paper: Envisioning Digital Research Infrastructure for the Simons Observatory Adam Hincks (U of Toronto) and collaborators on behalf of The Simons Observatory
• NDRIO: Call for Position Papers on Canada’s Future DRI Ecosystem Ontario Council of University Libraries
• [72] NDRIO: Limit Corporate Influence, Maximize Public Involvement and Accountability Catherine Stinson (Queen’s U) and collaborators
• [78] National Research Data Infrastructure in the context of Truth and Reconciliation Ry Moran (U of Victoria)
• [68] New Digital Research Infrastructure Organization White Paper submission Faculty of Dentistry, McGill U – Svetlana Komarova
• [88] ORION Digital research infrastructure for Canada ORION Network
• [80] On Canada’s Future Digital Research Infrastructure Dr Ross Dickson
• [38] On the Need for Local Research Software Development Funding Dr. Andrew Schoenrock, Research Computing Services (Carleton U)
• [7] Ontario Primary Care Learning Network: ORACLE; EMR data to support research, quality improvement and innovation Ontario Primary Care Learning Network: ORACLE
• [86] PHI-Compliant Computing and Storage: a critical need for Canadian biomedical and health research Richard F. Wintle and colleagues for The Centre for Applied Genomics/The Hospital for Sick Children
• [89] People, Platforms, and Content: The Importance of Libraries in the Emerging National DRI The University of Toronto Libraries (UTL)
• [90] Persistent Identifiers in Canada – Position Paper Eugene Barsky, Head, Research Commons, UBC, on behalf of the ORCID Canada Consortium, DataCite Canada Consortium, and the Canadian Research Data Management Community
• [6] Persistent Identifiers in Canada: ORCID-CA and DataCite Canada John Aspler, ORCID-CA, on behalf of ORCID Canada Consortium, DataCite Canada Consortium, and the Canadian Persistent Identifier Committee
• [35] Population Health Digital Research Infrastructure: Building Up and Out from a Learning Collaborative Network Health Data Research Network Canada
• [79] Racism’s trojan horse: race-based data, health care, and risks to Black and racialized populations LLana James (U of Toronto)
• [36] Regional Academic Library Consortia as key partners in building sustainable, responsive Digital Research Infrastructure Regional Academic Library Consortia
• [9] Research Information Management Integration for Canada Eugene Barsky, Research Commons (UBC)
• [67] Response to NDRIO Call for Position Papers on Canada’s Future DRI Ecosystem McGill University
• [62] Role for NDRIO in advancing open data sharing and the use of domain-specific repositories The Gordon Foundation – Carolyn DuBois and collaborators
• [99] Role of TRIUMF within the Digital Research Infrastructure Ecosystem On behalf of TRIUMF: Jonathan A. Bagger, Director; Reiner Kruecken, Deputy Director, Research; and Reda Tafirout, Head, Scientific Computing
• [77] SOSCIP Consortium on the Importance of Driving Industry Innovation with Canada’s New Digital Research Infrastructure SOSCIP Consortium
• [42] Software support for ARC infrastructure Ryan Taylor (U of Victoria)
• [74] Standardized, linkable, analysis-ready environmental data for understanding and preventing disease and building resilience to climate change Jeffrey R. Broo, Dany Doiron, Eleanor Setton (Canadian Urban Environmental Health Research Consortium)
• [63] Steps to Success in Ensuring DRI Engages and Mobilizes Humanities and Social Science Research Ray Siemens and Alyssa Arbuckle on behalf of the Implementing New Knowledge Environments Partnership
• [39] Strengthening Capacity to Manage, Secure and Protect Sensitive Research Data The Portage Expert Group on Sensitive Data
• [21] Submission to NDRIO’s Call for Position Papers on Canada’s Future DRI Ecosystem from the Compute Canada Federation Subatomic Physics National Team Leslie Groer on behalf of the Compute Canada Federation Subatomic Physics National Team
• [93] Successes and shortfalls of the current Canadian ARC platform and ideas to improve it further Maxime Boissonneault. Ph.D.
• [95] The Canadian Primary care Information Network: Harnessing primary health care data to improve practice Canadian Primary care Information Network
• [96] The Canadian Research Data Centre Network (CRDCN) in Canada’s DRI Ecosystem Dr. Byron G Spencer on behalf of CRDCN
• [50] The Future of Cloud as DRI Deborah Stacey on behalf of the Linked Infrastructure for Networked Cultural Scholarship project
• [97] The Importance of Distributed ARC HQP Chris Loken on behalf of Compute Ontario
• [98] The Need for First Nations Collaboration and Co-development in Digital Research Infrastructure (DRI) First Nations Information Governance Centre
• [32] The Needs of Canada’s Future Digital Research Infrastructure Ecosystem University of Ottawa
• [23] The need for expanding spatial data capabilities: Challenges and opportunities Dr. Ines Hessler, ACENET
• [26] The opportunities of Decentralized Resource Identifiers in the research landscape Carly Huitema (U of Waterloo) and collaborators
• [34] Toward Petabyte Scale Open Neuroscience: UBC Dynamic Brain Circuits Research Excellence Cluster Experience UBC Dynamic Brain Circuits in Health and Disease Research Excellence Cluster
• [75] Towards Research Platform as a Service (RPaaS) initiatives Carol Gauthier (U de Sherbrooke) and collaborators
• [40] Towards an Ideal Digital Research Infrastructure (DRI) Robyn Stobbs and Vivekanandan Kumar (Athabasca University)
• [65] University of Alberta response to NDRIO call for CDN DRI needs assessment white papers University of Alberta
• [92] White Paper on Canada's Future DRI Ecosystem: Subatomic Physics in Canada Prof. Randall Sobie, University of Victoria, on behalf of the Institute of Particle and the Canadian Institute of Nuclear Physics
• [94] White Paper: Building and Supporting the Use of Digital Research Infrastructure Among Qualitative Researchers Katherine Tamminen ( U of Toronto), Heidi Bohaker (U of Toronto), Andrea Bundon (U of British Columbia), Denise Gastaldo ( U Toronto), Brenda Gladstone (U of Toronto), Cara Krmpotich (U of Toronto), Meghan McDonough (U of Calgary), Brett Smith (Durham U)
• [69] White Paper: Open Database Support and Curation Nicholas Probart (U of Toronto), Gary Bader (U of Toronto), Lincoln Stein (OICR), Michael Brudno (H for Sick Children)
• [13] iReceptor – A case study in the challenges/opportunities in Canadian DRI Felix Breden and Brian Corrie (iReceptor)
• [58] Écosystème D’infrastructure De Recherche Numérique Pour Les Données De La Recherche Vision Du Sous-Comité Des Bibliothèques Du BCI BCI
• [64] Évaluation canadienne des besoins en matière de recherche numérique – Livre blanc de l’École nationale d’administration publique, l’Institut national de la recherche scientifique et l’Université TÉLUQ École nationale d’administration publique (ENAP), Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS), Université TÉLUQ
• [1] “Good Things Come in Small Packets”: How (Inter)national Digital Research Infrastructure can support “Small Data” Humanities and Cultural Heritage research Daniel Paul O’Donnel (U of Lethbridge)

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