On 5 May 2023 at 10:00 CEST, DICE project and EUDAT CDI will share the results of a user satisfaction survey they ran in early 2023 for research data management digital services they offer to the research and academic communities.
The survey results cover what users think about services offered through DICE such as B2DROP, B2FIND, B2HANDLE, B2SAFE, B2SHARE, Data storage, Datacite DOI, and B2ACCESS.
This webinar will cover the different types of documentation and usage instructions that RIs need to prepare for their services, including best practices for addressing the needs of potential end user communities.
Date: Thursday 23 June, 10:00-11:30 CEST
Where: Zoom (link to be provided upon registration)
Programme
From 26 to 28 April, join EOSC Future, the INFRAEOSC-07 projects and ARCHIVER to discover what the EOSC platform has to offer for resource and service providers. Whether you’re still discovering EOSC or you’re a seasoned provider in need of a refresher course, the EOSC Core and Marketplace Provider Days will get you up to speed on the interoperability requirements, onboarding procedure and upcoming developments.
In 2021, EOSC-Pillar project ran the “National Initiatives” survey which provided a snapshot of the state of national initiatives on open data and services in the five EOSC-Pillar countries (Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy).
Breakthrough scientific discoveries designed to address global challenges require researchers to have seamless access to data and computing and increasingly high performance computing. The work around capacity and competence building in support of that is also essential.
The main objective of this webinar is to show how the services of DICE is being used to achieve FAIR data within the CompBioMed community. Computational biomedical research is very data-intensive and compute-intensive and requires tools or platforms that facilitate large data storage, transfer and sharing. In this webinar, we give an overview of two workflows for data replication and data publication using existing services of DICE and EUDAT.
