Dear Colleagues,


I am writing to encourage to consider attending a workshop discussing about
a new platform for data sharing called DataHub. Details about the workshop
can be found in the email thread below. The workshop is scheduled for June
28th (9am-2pm) in SC G046.

If you have not already done so, please signup by Sunday evening (June 26)
at the link: Link: http://goo.gl/forms/xb8GgHBhOa1G2Aoi1

Thanks,

Justus

(On behalf of NSAC Officers)
From: Lucas A Laughery
Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2016 3:38 PM
To: Justus C Ndukaife; ochoam@purdue.edu; aida.ebrahimi@gmail.com
Subject: DataHub Summer Workshop - 28 June
 

Hello,


You may already have seen the email thread with Prof. Shakouri. I am a PhD student working with a team to build a platform for organizing, preserving, and sharing data. That platform is called DataHub (datacenterhub.org).


DataHub is like a self-serve database, with features like:

  • A tabular structure to make it easy to search across datasets
  • Simple dataset creation (3-steps)
  • Multi-user dataset editing
  • Custom parameters that are displayed right alongside your data - so users can search your dataset using any parameters you want. Here's an example from some tests conducted at Bowen Lab where the dataset owner defined custom parameters.

We are hosting a half-day workshop on June 28th (9am-2pm) in SC G046. We will provide breakfast and lunch; we ask only that attendees bring data to upload. The data will not be published unless the attendee decides to do so. 


It would be great if some nanotechnology students could attend. Would you be willing to forward the link below to your organization / encourage some students to attend? Link: http://goo.gl/forms/xb8GgHBhOa1G2Aoi1


This link has an intro to DataHub, the agenda, a poll to RSVP, and a funny YouTube video about data preservation that I am sure many grad students can relate to.

If you have any questions, please let me know!

Thank you,
Lucas Laughery
PhD Candidate, Structural Engineering
Purdue University