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Summer Schools
EUDAT Summer School 2023
Kajaani, Finland
EUDAT Conferences
EUDAT Conference 2026
Prague, Czech Republic
Open data – What do EUDAT communities really think about it?
This article appears in the January 2015 edition of the European Research Consortium for Informatics and Mathematics newsletter Authors: Marie Sandberg, Pawe? Kamocki, Damien Lecarpentier and Rob Bax…
24 February 2015
PIDs in EUDAT
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Documentation of the EUDAT options for Persistent Identification (PID) for site admins and community data managers.
10.1. Appendix A: Installation of embedPython
EmbedPython allows to use normal python scripts as micro-services.
embedPython has a serious security flaw. It allows a remote code execution. More details can be found in our report.
D4.8: Data and Computing Landscape Characteristics and Scientific Communities’ Environment & Requirements (final)
D4.8 is the final deliverable in the D4.2, D4.5 series of reports. We present the findings of 21 face-to-face interviews and 16 desktop analyses in the form of a landscape study. Community specific analysis reports are summarised according to generic community features and compared within different scientific disciplines. We evaluate trends across these disciplines too. Specialised topics that arose through our series of interviews are explored. Findings with respect to EUDAT services and the EUDAT organisation are extracted and discussed.
EUDAT
The EUDAT project was the first of a series of two funded projects aimed at building the foundation for the current Collaborative Data Infrastructure (CDI). It has managed to launch a set of well-identified services available to European researchers and research communities.