Proposal title: data management services to streamline data archival and improved FAIR compliance there is a critical need in the science data management community to reduce data friction and ensure…

Proposal title: data management services to streamline data archival and improved FAIR compliance there is a critical need in the science data management community to reduce data friction and ensure that users can find, access, and understand the data they need. This proposal provides a framework for global ocean monitoring and observing (GOMO) arctic research program (ARP) data management, which will reduce the data submission burden on ARP principal investigators, while also ensuring findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable (FAIR) compliance, ease of use and preservation of data collected. Essentially, the project will develop an end-to-end, submission-to-access/archive data system for arctic data, primarily through focused extension/leveraging existing substantial cyberinfrastructure components within NOAA. The goals are 1) to make data and metadata submission easier on scientists with supporting tools and 2) to improve the discoverability and accessibility of the data, including for machine-to-machine uses. Specific components include a data submission system, a metadata upload/edit tool, an archive workflow that includes digital object identifiers (DOIS) and submission to the national centers for environmental information (NCEI), and a pipeline to erddap which provides additional discovery, multiple download formats, an API, and standardized metadata including schema.ORG. Outreach and training materials are also planned.