A GSDI Legal and SocioEcon szakbizottsági listáján Kate Lance PhD (Yale Egyetem) adta közre az alábbi közérdekű figyelemfelhívást. Akiket érdekelnek a hasonló lehetőségek, regisztráljanak a GSDI legalul megadott hírleveire. Költségmentes!
"NASA
is seeking researchers to evaluate technology design contests, and to
use data analytics to formulate better challenges, according to a new
solicitation.
The
agency is attempting to examine its "Open Innovation" programs -- often
large, crowdsourced design challenges open to the public. NASA is
looking for research on the "empirically-validated science" of open
innovation tournaments, such as the "design parameters" that could
encourage innovation, among other information.
See notice: NASA Open Innovation Research
Solicitation Number: NNH15HEOMD002L
Response deadline: September 2, 2015
The
research will apply both to NASA and other government agencies.
According to the solicitation for sources, the team NASA selects should
be able to, among other tasks:
Provide presentations and training to educate federal employees on using open innovation
Evaluate the architecture, and scoring mechanisms, of open innovation challenges
List plans to use data science to design open innovation challenges
NASA
has been experimenting with open innovation for several years. For
instance, since 2012, the space agency has hosted a series of "Space
Apps" challenges during which participants use publicly released open
data to make apps that could potentially be useful to the agency.
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