US established a 200 million USD scientific data center

US scientific and research agencies are working on a program to research and exploit a large amount of data for advanced scientific development.

After the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy launched this program, the heads of the seven federal science agencies held an online press conference on the afternoon of March 29 to discuss jobs. established a big data mining center.

The center will provide data search and analysis tools
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The seven agencies include: Office of Science and Technology Policy, National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, Department of Defense, Energy, DARPA, and US Geological Survey will appoint representatives to join Hiep American society for scientific advancement. Agencies also pledged to contribute a total of about $ 200 million to the program.

With this initiative will bring better tools and programs to access, store, search, visualize, analyze data. From there can create opportunities to disseminate knowledge and implement new connections across all sciences.

In addition to the analytical function, the White House has set up Web Data.gov to create data sets in popular formats, allowing users to access information and software developers to create custom applications. correction.