Dynamic Data

The Dynamic Data Session was composed of the following three presentations

• Is Dynamic Data a Special case? – Daan Broeder, MPI for Psycholinguistics
• Handling Dynamic Data from Sensors - Peter Danecek INGV
• Dynamic Data in the Humanities – Marc Kemps - Snijders, Meertens Institute

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• Read more about Dynamic Data at the 3rd EUDAT conference - Bringing Data Infrastructures to Horizon 2020

During the service building process and roll out of the Safe Replication (B2SAFE) service dynamic data has been a challenging subject. It is difficult to keep consistency between data objects, which are eligible to change and are replicated in a distributed environment. This use case is prominent within the seismology community (EPOS) dealing with sensor - generated data in earthquake sensitive areas across Europe and data streams that are generated by mobile devices at unpredictable times and in unpredictable order (CLARIN).

• Read more about Dynamic Data at the Second EUDAT Conference

Traditional scientific publication has principally been in the form of peer-reviewed published articles.

• Read more about Report on Dynamic Data Sets