Events

EUDAT and Japanese Research Organization of Information and Systems collaboration

With the conviction that expanding and enlarging scientific collaboration across the globe can only improve and increase access to knowledge and hence support global societal challenges, Kimmo Koski, EUDAT coordinator and Managing Director CSC – IT Center for Science, Finland and Genshiro Kitagawa, President Research Organization of Information and Systems (ROIS) Japan signed a collaboration agreement on 25th February 2015.

A data infrastructure reference model with applications: towards realization of a ScienceTube vision with a data replication service

SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAMME

Interview: EUDAT to Bring Collaborative Data Infrastructure to ISC'13

EOSC Enhance

EOSC Enhance is a 24-month project funded by the European Commission and tasked with progressing the vision for the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC).

One significant step for standards, a massive move forward for metadata

Jülich Atmospheric Data Distribution Service

The Jülich Atmospheric Data Distribution Service (JADDS) aims at providing the regional air quality community world-wide with customized atmospheri

Costs & Business Models

This session will review the current challenges in assessing the costs of operating a distributed data

Blue-Cloud provides cross-domain marine data with EUDAT's B2FIND

One of the multidisciplinary research projects benefiting from EUDAT’s services is the H2020 project

EUDAT 2nd Conference Training Tracks

We suggest the following itineraries:

Newsletter October 2012

EUDAT to launch first data services: Since the start of the project EUDAT has been reviewing the approaches and requirements of a first subset of communities from linguistics (CLARIN), earth sciences (EPOS), climate sciences (ENES), environmental sciences (LIFEWATCH), and biological and medical sciences (VPH), regarding the deployment and use of a cross-disciplinary and persistent data e-Infrastructure.

Sander Apweiler

Sander Apweiler – Operations Coordinator: Sander Apweiler has a Masters Degree in Technomathematics from the University of Applied