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5 new members join the EUDAT Collaborative Data Infrastructure (CDI)

In January 2017, the EUDAT Collaborative Data Infrastructure (CDI) welcomed 5 new members: SNIC, CCFE, UCL, Meertens Instituut and The University of Edinburgh. Currently, the EUDAT CDI counts 21 signatories.

It all started with a data pilot…which then paved the way for a long-term research data management relationship

In late 2015, the University of Porto applied to the EUDAT Call for Data Pilots and, as one of the 22 pilots selected, began a fruitful collaboration that lead it to join EUDAT as an Associate Partner in January 2017.

D9.4: Final Report on Efficient Integrity Checking

With growing scientific communities with large amounts of different data to be stored, mixed storage systems based on disk and tape devices are wid

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EUDAT Summer School: where data management meets the next generation of researchers

D7.1.2 Towards a globally scalable archive federation technology (update)

This document presents the work done in the second year of the Assessing Scalability task of the Addressing Scalability and Preservation task of EU

EUDAT data management summer school

D6.3: 2nd Year Report on Status and Progress of Operations

WP6 “Operations” makes the Collaborative Data Infrastructure available for scientists and researchers by integrating and reliably operating service

EUDAT CDI

6.1. Rules

The application of rules has two reasons. Rules allow each user to define simple data processing workflows.

D8.6: Report on Experiences Applying the Prototype with Different Community Use Cases

This deliverable investigates potential new technologies and develop prototypes and proof-of-concept (PoC) services based on community requirements

To B2SHARE or not to B2SHARE?

Last month EUDAT’s roving reporter caught up with Carl Johan Håkansson, the current product manager for EUDAT’s B2SHARE service, who is based at the PDC Center for High Performance Computing at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in snowy Stockholm.