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July 2020
Webinar: Towards ENVRI Community International Winter School DATA FAIRness
About Programme and speakers Registration Contacts From LifeWatch ERIC: Due to the COVID-19 emergency, our planned summer school, initially scheduled for July 10-15 has been postponed until January 2021. The current restrictions for travelling to and from Italy, the other safety measures adopted in many countries to contain the virus diffusion and the general uncertainty made it impossible for us to confirm the original schedule. The revised website with the updated programme can be found here. We are looking forward…
Find out more »September 2020
Free Webinar: An introduction to Jupyter
An introduction to Jupyter In this third webinar in the “Towards the ENVRI Community International Winter School” series, Claudio D’Onofrio and Karolina Pantazatou will present how Jupyter Notebook technology can be used by a Research Infrastructure to enhance the discoverability, accessibility, and usability of their data products. Based on their work at the ICOS Carbon Portal, Claudio and Karolina will discuss the basics of a Jupyter installation, how to organise entry points and code libraries, and then show a number…
Find out more »November 2020
An introductory webinar for Provenance Tracing in ENVRI Research Infrastructures
Introduction From an inventory among the various subdomain work packages in ENVRI-FAIR, WP6 concluded that Provenance Tracing was high on the priority list of training requirements for RI's. Using the very relevant outcomes of the ENVRIplus project as written down in Deliverable D8.5 (Data provenance and tracing for environmental sciences: system design), we have put together a series of events. The first event is focusing on An introductory webinar addressing the basic theoretical background: What is provenance Why is it…
Find out more »Persistent Identifiers for Instruments: Status, Early Adopters and How to Get Them, Too!
FREYA project (Horizon 2020) is hosting a webinar on Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) for instruments, a webinar that is very relevant for the ENVRI community. Description The FREYA project's objective is to foster the development, maturation, implementation and wider adoption of current and emerging Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) for physical and digital objects. PIDs form a pillar of FAIR science and are already widely implemented (e.g. DOI's, ORCIDs, CrossRef Funder IDs), with new PIDs being developed for more transparent and reproducible science…
Find out more »December 2020
First technical demonstrator of provenance tracing
Introduction From an inventory among the various subdomain work packages in ENVRI-FAIR, WP6 concluded that Provenance Tracing was high on the priority list of training requirements for RI’s. Using the very relevant outcomes of the ENVRIplus project as written down in Deliverable D8.5 (Data provenance and tracing for environmental sciences: system design), we have put together a series of events. The first event is focusing on Three technical demonstrators of provenance tracing: The PROV Template approach – Doron Goldfarb The…
Find out more »Second technical demonstrator of provenance tracing
Introduction From an inventory among the various subdomain work packages in ENVRI-FAIR, WP6 concluded that Provenance Tracing was high on the priority list of training requirements for RI’s. Using the very relevant outcomes of the ENVRIplus project as written down in Deliverable D8.5 (Data provenance and tracing for environmental sciences: system design), we have put together a series of events. The first event is focusing on Three technical demonstrators of provenance tracing: The PROV Template approach – Doron Goldfarb The…
Find out more »Third technical demonstrator of provenance tracing
Introduction From an inventory among the various subdomain work packages in ENVRI-FAIR, WP6 concluded that Provenance Tracing was high on the priority list of training requirements for RI’s. Using the very relevant outcomes of the ENVRIplus project as written down in Deliverable D8.5 (Data provenance and tracing for environmental sciences: system design), we have put together a series of events. The first event is focusing on Three technical demonstrators of provenance tracing: The PROV Template approach – Doron Goldfarb The…
Find out more »January 2021
ENVRI Community International Winter School on DATA FAIRness
Click here to see the programme. Deadline for registration: Thursday December 17th [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0s4fMy0Xyc] The 2021 ENVRI Community International Winter School on Data FAIRness is taking place on January 11-22, 2021. The theme of the school is "ENVRI-FAIR Resources: Access & Discoverability", and it will cover a range of topics including semantic navigation, Jupyter environments for visualisation and data discovery, resource access tools and cloud computing. The Winter School is organised over a two-week period, on average dedicating around 40 hours in total…
Find out more »February 2021
‘Bring your own provenance cases’ workshop
Introduction From an inventory among the various subdomain work packages in ENVRI-FAIR, WP6 concluded that Provenance Tracing was high on the priority list of training requirements for RI’s. Using the very relevant outcomes of the ENVRIplus project as written down in Deliverable D8.5 (Data provenance and tracing for environmental sciences: system design), we have put together a series of events. The first event is focusing on A workshop-type session in collaboration with WP7 to discuss cases, issues, problems and questions collected…
Find out more »September 2021
There is still time to register to ENVRI Community International School “Services for FAIRness”
The 2021 edition of the ENVRI Community International School has been launched! Organised by ENVRI-FAIR and LifeWatch ERIC, the school is at its fourth edition, having established itself as an unmissable opportunity to learn about FAIRness in the framework of Research Infrastructures. Having gone into depth on data FAIRness and data management during previous editions, this year the school will focus on Services for FAIRness, from their design to their development and publication. The School is organised over a two-week…
Find out more »January 2022
FIP workshops: Making the ENVRIs “FIP for purpose” through FAIR Convergence
We invite you to a three-part workshop on FAIR Implementation Profiles (FIPs), presented by ENVRI-FAIR and GO-FAIR as part of the ENVRI Week 2022. For this series of workshops, we have invited experts in FAIR implementation to guide us through the steps needed to create our own FAIR Implementation Profiles (FIPs). The experts will provide an overview of the variety of options and technologies that are available to address each of the FAIR principles. Then, using state of the art…
Find out more »March 2022
I-ADOPT Framework for FAIR variables and metadata description, Event 1
What is inside your RI’s data? Hopefully, you know - but how easy is it for your end-users to find out? To make good scientific use of data, it is necessary to be absolutely clear on what has been measured or calculated. Just labeling table columns with “SWC_1_1” or “P_sal” is in many cases not precise enough, even for people familiar with your subdomain. The RDA I-ADOPT framework offers a way to compile clear and unambiguous definitions of variables in…
Find out more »I-ADOPT Framework for FAIR variables and metadata description, Event 2
What is inside your RI’s data? Hopefully, you know - but how easy is it for your end-users to find out? To make good scientific use of data, it is necessary to be absolutely clear on what has been measured or calculated. Just labelling table columns with “SWC_1_1” or “P_sal” is in many cases not precise enough, even for people familiar with your subdomain. The RDA I-ADOPT framework offers a way to compile clear and unambiguous definitions of variables in…
Find out more »June 2022
Webinar #1: Service validation & evaluation: making sure your services are up to the task
In the run-up to the ENVRI Community International Summer School in July, LifeWatch ERIC and ENVRI-FAIR will be organising two webinars on “Designing and Developing Data Services for End Users”. Participation in the webinars can be in preparation for the School or as stand-alone sessions, for those who cannot attend the School, or those who are still considering registering. NOTE: attending this webinar is compulsory for participants in the upcoming ENVRI Summer School
Find out more »Webinar #2: Service documentation & tutorials: rolling out the red carpet for end users
In the run-up to the ENVRI Community International Summer School in July, LifeWatch ERIC and ENVRI-FAIR will be organising two webinars on “Designing and Developing Data Services for End Users”. Participation in the webinars can be in preparation for the School or as stand-alone sessions, for those who cannot attend the School, or those who are still considering registering. NOTE: attending this webinar is compulsory for participants in the upcoming ENVRI Summer School
Find out more »July 2022
ENVRI Community International Summer School 2022
The ENVRI Community International Summer School 2022 "Road to a FAIR ENVRI-Hub: Designing and Developing Data Services for End Users" will take place in Lecce, Italy, from 10–15 July. It will cover topics such as user interfaces, packaging of services, reusability and validation of services, and building and supporting networks through the lens of the ENVRI-Hub approach.
Find out more »October 2022
ENVRI-FAIR at the 2nd FAIR Convergence Symposium
"Catalyzing Convergence in ENVRI-FAIR using FIPs": dive into the realities of the FAIR Implementation Profiles applied to the ENVRI-FAIR project during this free-to-attend, 2-hour session on 26th October 2022 from 9:00-11:00 CEST. This session is part of the 2nd FAIR Convergence Symposium organised by CODATA in Leiden from 24th to 26th October 2022. In 2019, as part of its FAIR assessment activity, ENVRI-FAIR collaborated with GO FAIR to develop the FAIR Implementation Profile (FIP) approach to technology landscaping and FAIRness…
Find out more »November 2022
Learn how to describe your service(s) in a user-friendly way: a free online workshop
On November 9, from 13:00-15:00 CET, the EOSC Future project is organizing a free, open-to-all, hands-on, online workshop on "how to write good and effective descriptions of services". A service text description is crucial to both engage with your potential users and make your service discoverable. An optimal service description text should ideally be short and to the point, while still explaining what the service does, who it was developed for, and what benefits users will gain from adopting/using it.…
Find out more »ENVRI-FAIR Policy Workshop #3
The WP4 has already run two workshops on policy. We now are running a third workshop which, like the other two, will be held online on 30th November 2022, from 14:00-17:00 CET. The end objective of WP4 is to have in place policies for the ENVRI-Hub catalogue and its use and extend this to the interaction between the ENVRI-Hub and EOSC. Users accessing the catalogue will discover and contextualise the digital assets offered by the ENVRI RIs, and from the…
Find out more »January 2023
ENVRI Week 2023: information and registration
ENVRI week is the annual consortium meeting of the ENVRI-FAIR project, a week dedicated to Environmental Research Infrastructures. The ENVRI week hosts ENVRI-FAIR project-related sessions and several other sessions of the Board of European Environmental Research Infrastructures (BEERi) and the ENVRI Community. After two years of online meetings, we are happy to announce that in 2023 the last ENVRI week of the ENVRI-FAIR project will be held as a face-to-face meeting in Leipzig, Germany, from 30th January to 3rd February…
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