Events

Putting research communities in the driving seat of e-infrastructures

The European Commission has established various pan-European initiatives to develop e-infrastructures to support the work of European research communities. It has been a challenge for these initiatives to find effectiveways to engage with the communitiesin the process of developing the infrastructure services. Too often this engagement has been reduced to the existence of a forum where communities are supposed to give advice on the services being developed, which often has had little practical effect on the development of the actual services. On other occasions, e-infrastructures have been dominated by a limited number of stakeholders – which has sometimes lead to over-representation from a single community or institute. Consequently, although the services that were developed fitted the needs of that particular community or institute, it was subsequently hard to extend those services so as to be of benefit to other research communities with different requirements.

EUDAT services in ROHub for storage of scientific artefacts and publication of research objects

ROHub is a research-enabling service in EOSC supporting scientists in the adoption of FAIR and Open Science principles.

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Building Blocks of Data Infrastructures

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Data services, technology & expertise: the community perspective

Interview with Alberto Michelini, Director of the National Earthquake Center of the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV), Italy EUDAT is primarily designed to provide data services for European researchers (although naturally we want to make the data available for world-wide research, wherever appropriate). We have to address the needs of both researchers and members of the general public who are producing or using very large data sets for research purposes. A typical example of this kind of data comes from the continuous series of observations recorded by our networks of seismic stations over time, or from waveform simulations of earthquakes...

EUDAT Webinar - Trust and Certification

ENES and EUDAT for Climate Change

EUDAT and ENES are working together to provide IT solutions for Climate Change researchers and scientists. ENES is using B2FIND to integrate metadata from the World Data Center Climate (WDCC), which includes some Earth System Grid Federation (ESGF) data. Within ENES, several partners have already established infrastructures for the long-term preservation of data, especially well structured large data collections. However we also need to preserve long tail data (that is, large numbers of small data collections) within ENES, B2SAFE could support this. This collaboration allows ENES to learn how other research communities address the IT challenges ahead. Cooperation in wider contexts is beneficial for all.

EUDAT User Forum & Open Science Cloud workshop registration

Registration for the event is closed.

The EUDAT September/October agenda

We have listed below all the major EUDAT workshops and events that took place in September 2016.

How EUDAT supports the cultural heritage datasets discovery, access, citability and re-use

We interviewed Nuno Freire who is part of the EUDAT-Europeana Data Pilot, to learn more on how EUDAT makes huge datasets promptly available to researchers.

EUDAT to Tackle Sensitive Data for Open Science at RDA11 Plenary

EUDAT, through its Sensitive Data Working Group in the Research Data Alliance (RDA), will be leading a working meeting at the RDA11 Plenary titled, "Sensitive Data for Open Science".

Everything is ready for the EOSC-hub Week 2020, 18-20 May 2020

  The final programme is online!