Cohort calls - Overview
The Academy Fellows gather for five sessions, each lasting 1-1.5 hours,
held bi-weekly. In these participatory sessions, we explore open data science
concepts, tools, and practical applications through exploring examples of
research data management. The lessons aim to improve data workflow, increase
efficiency, and showcase collaborative research projects. Further, during this
time, each Fellow will have progressed in their work and have a clear plan for
future steps to enhance their open practices and research data management.
Cohort calls - Program
Session 1 NFDI4Earth Pilots & Introduction - Friday 10.02.2023 10:30-12:00 Uhr
1.1
NFDI4Earth Pilots (unscheduled extra topic) (
Veronika Grupp
, Uni
Leipzig)
Veronika
will talk about the role of NFDI4Earth Pilots and present the current Call of Pilot
projects.
1.2 OPENess to boost your
science & RDM Pathways (Jonas Kuppler, GFZ)
Jonas
will talk about the benefit of OPENness in science and introduce the idea
behind the Cohort Calls.
Session 2 Reproducibility, Replicability
and Open Science - Friday 24.02.2023 10:30-12:00 Uhr
2.1Exploiting GitLab: Organizing software development as a team (
Julia
Neelmeijer
, GFZ, cancelled
)
Julia will talk about her experience and workflows for using GitLab, as
an example for source code management and hosting on git basis, to conduct and
manage collaborative projects that aim for Open Source publishing (https://fernlab.gfz-potsdam.de/).
2.2 Notebooks, Juypter and Quarto (
Dominik Hezel
, Uni Frankfurt)
Dominik
will talk about the using jupyter notebook and other options for reproducible
research and fast publishing of results. Further, he will introduce how Juypter
notebooks can be used to create a web application for learning Phyton.
Session 3 Reproducibility, Replicability
and Open Science II - Friday 10.03.2023 10:30-12:00 Uhr
3.1Research software development (
NFDI4Earth IG Research Software)
The
interest group will provide get an overview of the most important points
(including licensing) on reproducible research software development and
highlight to co attribute/cite research software in a way that authors get the
appropriate credit.
3.2 Docker for reproducible data science (
Daniel
Nüst
, TU Dresden)
Daniel
will introduce Docker for reproducible data science and discuss for whom and
when docker could be a good choice. Afterwards, we will do a hands-on exercise
in using Docker.
Session 4 Data strategies for future us - Friday 24.03.2023 10:30-12:00 Uhr (postponed to Friday 21.04.2023 10:30-12:00 Uhr)
4.1
Data management plans (Timm
Schoening, GEOMAR)
Timm
will talk about the relevance and usefulness of DMPs in research data
management, will share his experience of using DMPs in collaborative projects
and provide a short overview of available tools.
4.2 Replacement talk for "Exploiting GitLab: Organizing software development as a team" (Thomas Rose, Uni Frankfurt)
Using git and gitlab as a team using the NFDI4Earth Living Handbook and R-packages as examples
Session 5 Collaborative research & Next
steps - Thursday 06.04.2023 10:30-12:00 Uhr
5.1
Describing Research Data/MetaData (Kirsten Elger, GFZ)
Since
2014 Kirsten Elger is head of the research data repository GFZ Data
Services, the domain repository for the geosciences hosted by
the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences. Her data curation expertise
includes metadata standardisation, harmonisation and interoperability and the
usage of persistent identifier for data, text and physical samples.
5.2
Future Academy events and coordination (Academy Coordination Team)
Summer School 2023 and Cross-consortia Hackathon with NFDI4Biodiversity and NFDI4Microbiota