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Founded in 1945, the Arctic Institute of North America holds a vast collection of Arctic documents, art, and artifacts; as well as a public online database, the Arctic Science and Technology Information System (ASTIS) (www.aina.ucalgary.ca/astis). It has also created the geospatially networked platform ArcticConnect (www.arcticconnect.org). In this presentation, the Arctic Institute of North America’s data manager will discuss policy development and best practices (including working with proprietary and sensitive information specific to northern communities and industries). She will also describe national and international collaboration efforts to make pan-Arctic information and data more accessible.

Open, Interoperable, Collaborative:
Pan-Arctic Data and Information Management
at the Arctic Institute of North America

The Arctic Institute of North America Collection

AINA Data Management: ASTIS
ASTIS: The Arctic Science and
Technology Information System
www.aina.ucalgary.ca/astis
www.arctic.ucalgary.ca/databases

AINA Data Management: ArcticConnect
www.arcticconnect.org

Proprietary and Sensitive Information

Policy Development and Best Practices
Interoperable and Collaborative

National and International Collaboration
• Arctic Council
• Arctic Portal
• International Arctic Data
Committee
• International Polar Data Forum:
http://www.polar-data-forum.org/
• Polar Libraries Colloquy
• Canadian Polar Data Workshop
• CCADI: Canadian Consortium of
Arctic Data Interoperability

Shannon Vossepoel
Arctic Institute of North America
University of Calgary
shannonv@ucalgary.ca
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GenCyber Cyber Security Day Presentation

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Open, interoperable, collaborative

1. Open, Interoperable, Collaborative: Pan-Arctic Data and Information Management at the Arctic Institute of North America

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3. The Arctic Institute of North America Collection

4. AINA Data Management: ASTIS ASTIS: The Arctic Science and Technology Information System www.aina.ucalgary.ca/astis www.arctic.ucalgary.ca/databases

5. AINA Data Management: ArcticConnect www.arcticconnect.org

6. Proprietary and Sensitive Information

7. Policy Development and Best Practices Interoperable and Collaborative

8. National and International Collaboration • Arctic Council • Arctic Portal • International Arctic Data Committee • International Polar Data Forum: http://www.polar-data-forum.org/ • Polar Libraries Colloquy • Canadian Polar Data Workshop • CCADI: Canadian Consortium of Arctic Data Interoperability

9. Shannon Vossepoel Arctic Institute of North America University of Calgary shannonv@ucalgary.ca Thank You!

Editor's Notes

Ethically open data is