The main objective of this webinar is to show how the services of DICE is being used to achieve FAIR data within the CompBioMed community. Computational biomedical research is very data-intensive and compute-intensive and requires tools or platforms that facilitate large data storage, transfer and sharing. In this webinar, we give an overview of two workflows for data replication and data publication using existing services of DICE and EUDAT.
The main goal of the Calls for DICE Service Requests is to encourage European researchers to take advantage of a set of digital storage services being made available free of charge by the European Commission. The offering includes a broad spectrum of services ranging from the familiar “personal drive storage” for individuals and small teams up to extremely sophisticated value-added facilities for long-term preservation, identification, metadata curation, and implementation of FAIR principles for data-intensive research projects.
DICE (Data Infrastructure Capacity for EOSC), supported by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 INFRAEOSC-07 programme, and built upon EUDAT services and network, was officially launched with its kick-off meeting held online on the 18th of January 2021.
