Sustainability – having the resources and the policy framework to deliver services and support users into the future – is at the heart of EUDAT’s mission of designing, implementing and offering...
Massimo Cocco is a Director of Research at the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, Department of Seismology and Tectonophysics, Rome. His research...
Research data policy: are we winning? To help find answers, EUDAT is holding a workshop with its data access and reuse policy (DARUP) working group in Rome on 11 and 12 November 2014. This...
In this month’s interview, the roving EUDAT reporter caught up with Ton Smeele and Joyce Nijkamp after they gave a presentation on the Dutch collaborative project,...
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...
DANS is an active and well-known digital archive for research data with a special focus on the social sciences and humanities in particular through the DARIAH, CESSDA, and CLARIN initiatives....
EUDAT is inviting research communities, research projects and individual researchers to make use of its data services that are available at a European scale and is offering free resources and...
From September to November 2013, EUDAT invited the community to provide their feedback and thoughts on a series of new services currently under discussion as a future set of data solutions. 123...
The DRIHM project sets the stage for a new way of doing hydro-meteorological Research (HMR) at European and eventually global levels through the development and deployment of an e-Science...
As the project's initial common data services all approach delivery, EUDAT is moving ahead to look at the next round of services to be developed. EUDAT will be inviting research community experts...
In addition to the activities of some communities and already existing initiatives, the Research Data Alliance (http://rd-alliance.org) aims to facilitate the...
