EUDAT data-infrastructure training at ISC Big Data 2014
30 September 2014 - 30 September 2014
Germany
The EUDAT vision is to support a Collaborative Data Infrastructure which will allow researchers to share data within and between communities and enable them to carry out their research effectively. EUDAT aims to provide a solution that will be affordable, trustworthy, robust, persistent and easy to use.
In this course we describe what EUDAT is working on described in the context of the three Vs of Big Data (volume, velocity and variety). You can find out what our services have to offer you and how they can help you to do research in new ways. We'll recap what we consider to be the problems and opportunities of big data, and we'll talk about some of the aspects of EUDAT's data infrastructure that can be useful in dealing with large amounts of research data including persistent identifiers, metadata, moving data, data access and integration and what you need to know both to make your data reusable and to reuse other people’s data.
We’ve also added a session which is specifically related to legal aspects of data sharing, something which becomes more and more important as we share more of our data, and make use of data that others have produced and collected. The course will be presented by four members of the EUDAT project who together have a broad knowledge about Big Data, Data Science and Research Data Infrastructures.
Register
This course is free to attend and lunch and refreshments will be provided. Online registration is required; please register at
http://eudat-iscbigdata-2014.eventbrite.co.uk(opens in new window)
For those who attend the course fees will be met by the EUDAT project. If you cannot attend, you must let us know in advance, otherwise we reserve the right to recoup costs from you in order to cover the costs the EUDAT project has to pay for participation at ISC Big Data.
Training attendees are not required to register for ISC Big Data, but they may qualify for a reduced rate for the conference registration. Please contact the course organiser if you are interested in this offer.
http://www.eudat.eu/training/data-infrastructures-training-eudat-isc-big-data-2014(opens in new window)
In this course we describe what EUDAT is working on described in the context of the three Vs of Big Data (volume, velocity and variety). You can find out what our services have to offer you and how they can help you to do research in new ways. We'll recap what we consider to be the problems and opportunities of big data, and we'll talk about some of the aspects of EUDAT's data infrastructure that can be useful in dealing with large amounts of research data including persistent identifiers, metadata, moving data, data access and integration and what you need to know both to make your data reusable and to reuse other people’s data.
We’ve also added a session which is specifically related to legal aspects of data sharing, something which becomes more and more important as we share more of our data, and make use of data that others have produced and collected. The course will be presented by four members of the EUDAT project who together have a broad knowledge about Big Data, Data Science and Research Data Infrastructures.
Register
This course is free to attend and lunch and refreshments will be provided. Online registration is required; please register at
http://eudat-iscbigdata-2014.eventbrite.co.uk(opens in new window)
For those who attend the course fees will be met by the EUDAT project. If you cannot attend, you must let us know in advance, otherwise we reserve the right to recoup costs from you in order to cover the costs the EUDAT project has to pay for participation at ISC Big Data.
Training attendees are not required to register for ISC Big Data, but they may qualify for a reduced rate for the conference registration. Please contact the course organiser if you are interested in this offer.
http://www.eudat.eu/training/data-infrastructures-training-eudat-isc-big-data-2014(opens in new window)