The EUDAT and Research Data Management Summer School programme is now available, with over 30 different sessions and more than 15 international data experts!
7 April 2017
This document outlines the EUDAT training plan for the second and third year of EUDAT2020 (March 2016 – Feb 2018), including a description of the various target audiences for training the training formats, as well a reflection on EUDAT training events in the first year of the project (March 2015 – Feb 2016).
| Monday 22 January 2018 | |||||
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| Co-located Events | |||||
| 13:00 - 14:00 | Welcome lunch | ||||
| 14:00 - 16:00 | Sensitive Data Workshop (Part I) | Semantic Services in EOSC (Part I) | |||
As part of the upcoming EUDAT Conference in porto, on 22, 23 and 25 January there will be a series of interesting workshops, co-organised by EUDAT and other key initiatives like GÉANT,PRACE, LIBER and…
7 December 2017
The EC-funded project EOSC-hub project started on January 1st 2018, bringing together an extensive group of national and international service providers to create the Hub: a central contact point for …
22 January 2018
The EOSC-hub project has recently launched its Service Catalogue https://www.eosc-hub.eu/catalogue. The catalogue comprises services provided by the EUDAT CDI, the EGI Federation and the INDIGO-DataC…
15 May 2018
This document records the findings of a training needs analysis process undertaken by the Training team in the EUDAT project. The document considers the needs of EUDAT’s initial communities (CLARIN, ENES, EPOS, LifeWatch and VPH) in turn, before drawing together the common themes. All communities were found to have certain unique needs, either in terms of training subjects or the nature of the how the training is provided.
End-user documentation for B2FIND, the EUDAT metadata service.
Modified: 26 February 2018
Inform and collaborate with Task 6.4 concerning recommendations to secure the services and to make sure that the relevant quality assurance requirements can be met.
Expected/requested Quality of service (resiliency, performance): This is necessary to eventually deploy service fail-over or load-balancing instances if there are demand. This is also relevant for tuning monitoring parameters (frequency of monitoring checks, how are notification messages configured).
