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What do Earthquakes, Brains and Genomes have in common?
... They are just some of the many topics that will be addressed at the 2nd EUDAT Conference, 28-30 Oct'13, Rome
EUDAT and EPOS set up a collaboration to provide safe back-up and service redundancy to the Italian seismologists community (INGV). The challenge to copy and synchronize, daily, the whole archive of the community from its data center in Rome to the EUDAT node in Bologna (CINECA) has been overcome through the EUDAT Safe Replication service, which has been carefully tuned to the specific community requirements. The seismologists' data sets archived and registered in the EUDAT CDI will be the base for the community services to be hosted by EUDAT.
This is just a tiny sample of data infrastructure & service success stories that you can learn about at the EUDAT 2nd Conference in Rome (28-30 October 2013). Keynote presentations from the Human Brain flagship project by Richard Frackowiak, Ewan Birney on Annotating the Human Genome, Helix-Nebula the Science Cloud by Maryline Lengert and a view from across the Atlantic from Bill Michener on DataONE will be complimented by a series of parallel tracks and training sessions on the EUDAT services, associated workshops on topics that include humanities and social sciences, novel big data technologies and ultra-scalable data management technologies, policies for the management of research data.
Check out the rich three day programme athttp://www.eudat.eu/events/programme-eudat-2nd-conference and register on-line.
EUDAT and EPOS set up a collaboration to provide safe back-up and service redundancy to the Italian seismologists community (INGV). The challenge to copy and synchronize, daily, the whole archive of the community from its data center in Rome to the EUDAT node in Bologna (CINECA) has been overcome through the EUDAT Safe Replication service, which has been carefully tuned to the specific community requirements. The seismologists' data sets archived and registered in the EUDAT CDI will be the base for the community services to be hosted by EUDAT.
This is just a tiny sample of data infrastructure & service success stories that you can learn about at the EUDAT 2nd Conference in Rome (28-30 October 2013). Keynote presentations from the Human Brain flagship project by Richard Frackowiak, Ewan Birney on Annotating the Human Genome, Helix-Nebula the Science Cloud by Maryline Lengert and a view from across the Atlantic from Bill Michener on DataONE will be complimented by a series of parallel tracks and training sessions on the EUDAT services, associated workshops on topics that include humanities and social sciences, novel big data technologies and ultra-scalable data management technologies, policies for the management of research data.
Check out the rich three day programme athttp://www.eudat.eu/events/programme-eudat-2nd-conference and register on-line.
