The EUDAT project is developing a collaborative data infrastructure (CDI) for European research communities. These user communities play a prominent role in defining the CDI. They are actively involved in gathering the requirements for this CDI, and in building and shaping the common data services (which will be deployed and operated at the service provider partner sites). This requirements analysis and development process is the backbone of EUDAT.
Storage resources added with iadmin mkresc are entirely managed by iRODS. It is also possible to add "external" resources to iRODS, so called mounted collections. They can be accessed with standard icommands but do not offer full iRODS functionality (no metadata or iRODS rights management). The advantage of mounted collections is that their content can be also modified by other means than those provided by iRODS.
Last month EUDAT’s roving reporter interviewed the product manager for EUDAT’s B2SHARE service, Carl Johan Håkansson (PDC Center for High Performance Computing, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stoc…
19 March 2015
The CDI members form the core of the EUDAT network. These comprise research organisations, data and computing centres spread over 15 European countries providing EUDAT users with services and resource…
4 February 2019
The EUDAT Core metadata schema defines and describes metadata for research output in order to transfer metadata information through different EUDAT CDI services. It originates from the need to define a common schema that allows to harmonize metadata elements used for storage, publication and discovery of digital research objects across EUDAT partners and beyond.
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University of Helsinki