EGI Conference 2015

Session

Towards an Open Data Cloud (http://go.egi.eu/data)

21 May 2015, 11:00

ISCTE-IUL

Conveners

Towards an Open Data Cloud (http://go.egi.eu/data)

• Lukasz Dutka (CYFRONET)

Towards an Open Data Cloud (http://go.egi.eu/data)

• Lukasz Dutka (CYFRONET)

Towards an Open Data Cloud (http://go.egi.eu/data)

• Lukasz Dutka (CYFRONET)

Description

This session presents the requirements for the realization of distributed "research data cloud" that brings cloud and grid computing close to data for scalable access, use and reuse of research data.

In this session the state of the art and the requirements for a Open Data platform that will enrich the current EGI federated cloud capabilities, will be discussed.
The Open Data platform will allow the integration of various data repositories available in EGI and of those externally provided.

The session will show case a number of open data use cases and requirements
from different data providers and research disciplines, including fishery and marine sciences, agriculture, biodiversity and life science.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- research communities facing the problem of scalable access to distributed integrated data sets
- technology providers interested in contributing to a Open Data platform solution for an international science cloud
- data providers interest in fostering the access and reuse of research data

288. Introduction to Data Management in EGI

Vincenzo Spinoso (INFN)

21/05/2015, 11:00

This presentation will show how data management works in the EGI context and which specific user needs are achieved.

191. EGI-Engage Open Data Platform

21/05/2015, 11:20

118. (Open) Data policies and use cases in structural biology

21/05/2015, 11:37

In my talk I will present which and how data are typically shared in structural biology, describing typical use cases for NMR in particular. I will also review our efforts to define and implement an (open) data management plan in the context of our NMR laboratory, which is part of an European distributed infrastructure providing access to a variety of structural experimental methods (H2020...

211. Open Data: the perspective from INDIGO DataCloud based on application requirements

Jesus Marco de Lucas (CSIC)

21/05/2015, 11:55

Supporting the complete life cycle for open data requires the integration of new tools. The global approach being explored within the INDIGO-DataCloud project will be presented.

190. Summary Panel

21/05/2015, 12:15

212. Introduction to the session block

Lukasz Dutka (CYFRONET)

21/05/2015, 13:30

213. Human Brain Project - Open Data

21/05/2015, 13:35

214. Open Data in Very High Energy Astrophysics: the Cherenkov Telescope Array case

21/05/2015, 13:52

The future Cherenkov telescope array (CTA) observatory will impose a new model to the very-high energy gamma ray astronomy data management. Guest observers will be encouraged to submit observation proposals, and will have access to the corresponding data, software for scientific analysis, and support services. The tens of telescopes within the Cherenkov telescope array will produce an...

215. agINFRA: EGI Federated Cloud services for the agri-food research

21/05/2015, 14:09

81. Open Data in gCube: the iMarine and BlueBridge cases

21/05/2015, 14:26

216. Open Discussion

21/05/2015, 14:43

217. Introduction to session block

Lukasz Dutka (CYFRONET)

21/05/2015, 15:30

82. Towards replicating life science reference datasets within EGI: aspects and approaches

21/05/2015, 15:35

218. Data challenges at large scale for climate change research.

Sandro Fiore (SPACI)

21/05/2015, 15:55

In the climate change domain data volume, velocity and variety represent three key dimensions for scientific research at large scale. Several challenges have to be faced at an infrastructural level to address data sharing, access, movement, distribution, processing, analysis, visualization, and curation issues. Metadata management is another face of the same medal and involves a lot of...

88. Agrodat.hu: supporting precision agriculture with data solutions

Dr Robert Lovas (MTA SZTAKI)

21/05/2015, 16:15

Precision Farming in agriculture is a special method of crop management that allow farmers to decide on (among others) which areas of land/crop within a field can be managed with reduced levels of fertilizer, chemicals, and irrigation water depending on e.g. the yield potential of the crop in the given area. There are benefits of the method; the cost of producing the crop can be reduced and,...

89. Panel Discussion

21/05/2015, 16:35