Workflows at the 3rd EUDAT conference

Highlights: Legal aspects handled in a presentation from Pavel Kamoski. Explaining about the data privacy concept. Surprisingly it seems anonymisation of data is in itself already a possible illegal action We were told about the workflow plans in EUDAT 2020 WP8 especially in relation to Dynamic Data by Erhard Hinrichs Emanual Dima had a presentation explaining about the need and possibilities to shield the GEF from the deployment environment and use of a software called “Docker” Yann le Franc talked about aggregating data from multiple neuro-science repositories using semantic web-technologies

Workflows Barcelona Report

The goal of the EUDAT Workshop on Workflows was to understand the needs of the community experts on common services, how to orchestrate data processing and how scientific workflows can make use of EUDAT services. Support for workflow provenance and services to register and describe workflow components and make them discoverable, referable (e.g. assigning PIDs to components) and to capture best practices were intensively discussed by the 20 international experts in the field of “Scientific workflows” present.

Workflows at the 2nd EUDAT Conference

Workflows are a joint research activity in EUDAT in which communities (e.g. ENES and CLARIN) are assessing solutions in which community workflows can make use of the EUDAT services. During the 2nd EUDAT Conference, 28-30 October 2013–Rome, Italy, the New Services track included a specific session on Workflows
where the results from the working group workshop (Barcelona, Sept 2013) were presented followed by the ENES and CLARIN use cases on workflows and a  proposal fo r a generic execution framework (GEF).

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