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As part of the IEA Wind Task 43 Metadata Challenge, we run a series of public webinars that aim to improve collaboration between Knowledge Engineering experts and domain experts in the area of wind energy. This month’s webinar is focused on publishing and sharing multi-disciplinary scientific data. We will discuss how open research data repositories like “Bridge of Knowledge” make it possible to share datasets on the web in a sustainable way to increase the availability, consistency and re-use of scientific resources. During the webinar Magda will share the experience regarding creating and establishing research repository based on the a proprietary solution developed by Gdańsk University of Technology teams using open-source technologies and components. The challenges involve a high variety of requirements such as universal for different disciplines' meatadata description, creating a content management tools, providing training of users, and how to enable the future sustainable operation. This webinar will be of interest to a wide range of researchers, repository managers and content providers who wish to use and make their services more effective.
PROGRAMME (TIMES IN CET)
15:00-15:10 Introduction (Sarah Barber)
15:10-15:30 Key-note talk “Bridge of Knowledge - Open Research Data Repository“
Magdalena Szuflita-Żurawska, Gdansk University of Technology Library
15:30-15:50 Questions and discussion
15:50-16:00 Summary of discussion and closing (Sarah Barber)
KEY-NOTE SPEAKER:
Magdalena Szuflita-Żurawska
Head of the Scientific and Technical Information Services at the Gdansk University of Technology Library and the Leader of the Open Science Competence Center.
Magdalena Szuflita-Żurawska is a PhD Candidate. Her main areas of research and interests include research productivity, motivation, management of HEs, Open Access, Open Research Data, information literacy, scholarly communication, and bibliometrics. Previously, she served as Library Assistant in Health Sciences Library at University College Dublin, Ireland. She holds her BA in Librarianship from Warsaw University, Poland and earned her Master of Science in Digital Library Management from Boras University, Sweden. Magda has participated in numerous conferences and workshops, both national and international. She is a member of several working groups: IATUL Special Interest Group for Library Services related to Research Data Management, RDA, GO FAIR, EOSC or Open Aire. She was coordinator of training programme POWER 3.4, and co-investigator in the HORIZON 2020 Project BE OPEN, Bridge of Data – Multidisciplinary Open System Transferring Knowledge. Stage II Open Research Data , Positive management of technical universities: a new model of motivation ( OPUS: National Science Centre). Currently she is a co-investigator in EOSC Future Project: Data practices in an interdisciplinary perspective - building good standards and universal solutions.