As we enter the second year of the Federal “Big Data Initiative,” the Administration is encouraging multiple stakeholders to develop and participate in Big Data innovation projects across the country.
Later this year, the Office of Science and Technology Policy, NSF, and other agencies plan to convene an event that highlights high-impact collaborations and identifies areas for expanded collaboration between the public and private sectors. The Administration is particularly interested in projects and initiatives that:
- Advance technologies that support Big Data and data analytics;
- Educate and expand the Big Data workforce;
- Develop, demonstrate and evaluate applications of Big Data that improve key outcomes in economic growth, job creation, education, health, energy, sustainability, public safety, advanced manufacturing, science and engineering, and global development;
- Demonstrate the role that prizes and challenges can play in deriving new insights from Big Data; and
- Foster regional innovation.
Please submit a two-page summary of projects to BIGDATA@nsf.gov. The summary should identify:
- The goal of the project, with metrics for evaluating the success or failure of the project;
- The multiple stakeholders that will participate in the project and their respective roles and responsibilities;
- Initial financial and in-kind resources that the stakeholders are prepared to commit to this project; and
- A principal point of contact for the partnership.
Deadline Date for Submission of Summaries: April 22, 2013.
Learn more here.
Related: A DARPA research program on Machine Learning – here and here.
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