Our training section has just been updated and expanded with new interesting material, ready to browse, share and download! The EUDAT Training programme is aimed at European research communitie…
10 January 2017
Learn how to do FAIR compliant professional Data Management. Experience and practice with the latest software to manage and analyse data.
11 April 2017
D4.5 reports on the findings of 14 face-to-face interviews and 10 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. Findings with respect to EUDAT services and the EUDAT organization are extracted and discussed. A chapter on research libraries in Europe sets out trends in data management to which EUDAT can respond.
The EUDAT conference "Putting the EOSC vision into practice" takes place next January 2018, from 22 to 25, in Porto, Portugal.
Co-located workshops are a good opportunity for visibility and interaction with the EUDAT and related communities. Check out the draft programme.
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We are continuously working to improve and offer our users useful, informative and well-structured conferences. We would be grateful if you could dedicate a few minutes of your time to provide your feedback on the EUDAT Conference that took place in Porto on 22-25 January 2018: with your inputs, we will improve our services to better meet your expectations.
Online data storage and image processing are not the main skills of Natural History Collection institutes. By bringing together the knowledge of each institute on herbarium specimen images and the exp…
15 May 2018
The 2nd EUDAT Conference took place in Rome, Italy from 28 th – 30th October 2013. This document summarises the plenary & parallel sessions, training tracks and associated workshops and highlights the outcomes and eventual impact for EUDAT.
Download the document from B2SHARE: http://hdl.handle.net/11304/75b283a4-f407-11e4-ac7e-860aa0063d1f
iRODS is written in C and sources can be downloaded from project download page as a tarball containing all necessary files. In the Safe Replication Task Force we have initially decided to use version 3.0 of the software (the newest available at the time). It is strongly recommended, however, to use version 3.1 in production environments (partly for the security reasons).
