Data Findability Workshop 2023
Fostering Data Findability in a Changing Ecosystem
- When: 16th of March, 2023 – iCal
- What time: 10:00 to 13:30 CET
- Where: Online via Zoom – Access to the Zoom Room
- Registration not needed
The Consortium for the Social, Behavioural, Educational, and Economic Sciences (KonsortSWD) TA5 measure 2 „Enhancing data findability“ promotes its workshop on data findability improvement strategy recommendations for research data repositories (RDCs) across the KonsortSWD community and beyond.
Learn from experts how tools and services are adopted to improve data findability and align your practices with the community’s trends. Data findability tools and resources are crucial to leveraging valuable datasets that are largely available but still under-exploited. The workshop will address
- Key topics in data findability
- Practical techniques on monitoring tools
- Best practices in website optimization
Who Should Attend
The strategy recommendations are guidelines designed for data curators and researchers interested in improving their RDCs datasets and research outputs‘ findability and better ranking in search engine tools through the internet.
Programme
10:00–10:15 Welcome and introduction
- 10:15–11:45 Section 1
10:15–10:45 Brigitte Mathiak (GESIS): Findability of Research Data
10:45–11:15 Kathleen Gregory (University of Vienna and the Scholarly Communications Lab, University of Ottawa): Human-centered data discovery: What we know and where we are going
11:15-11:45 Alessia Bardi (CNR, OpenAIRE): The Ecosystem for Data Discovery
11:45–12:00 Break
- 12:15–13:30 Section 2
12:15–12:45 Heinrich Widmann (DKRZ): EUDAT-B2FIND: Challenges in Cross-Domain Research Data Discovery
12:45–13:15 Stefan Dietze (GESIS): Scholarly Information Extraction for Research Knowledge Graphs - 13:15–13:30 Discussion and Wrap up
Contact
Dr. Brigitte Mathiak
GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences
Knowledge Technologies for the Social Sciences – KTS
Unter Sachsenhausen 6-8
50667 Cologne
E-mail: brigitte.mathiak@gesis.org