Notes: There is a maximum capacity of 25 people, so please sign up!
There is a small borrel at the end of the day (17:30-18:00) for participants to share their experiences and also to network!
A hands-on training on a new open-source toolset to create and publish FAIR research datasets directly from your research environment
Computational research environments facilitate research data production by providing the necessary processing and analysis tools. They are well connected to some research infrastructure, e.g., code repositories. But their interoperability with research data repositories is weak, and the researchers need to manually upload their research data to the repositories, mostly through web forms.
The fairly toolset integrates research environments and research data repositories, and allows easy cloning and downloading of datasets from repositories, local data and metadata management, easy and unattended uploading of datasets to repositories, and smart data and metadata synchronization between local and remote datasets. The toolset includes a Python library providing a standard API to manage and publish datasets, a command line tool that enables research data management without programming skills, and a JupyterLab extension to manage datasets through a graphical user interface. Various data repository platforms, such as Zenodo, Figshare, 4TU.ResearchData, are supported by the toolset.
During the workshop, we will present the fairly toolset and train the participants on how to use the available tools to make research outputs FAIR. The toolset, which is developed by Faculty ITC, TU Delft DCC, and 4TU.ResearchData through NWO Open Science funding, is relevant for researchers, data stewards, research software engineers, data managers, and practically anyone who develops or manages research data. The main target group of this event is the UT community. But the invitation is open to research and support staff (specially DCC staff) from all universities in the Netherlands. The capacity is limited to 25 participants.
Meet the instructors:
Dr. Ing. Serkan Girgin, Faculty ITC, Centre of Expertise in Big Geodata Science
s.girgin@utwente.nl
Manuel Garcia Alvarez, TU Delft DCC
m.g.garciaalvarez@tudelft.nl
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