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Hi,
Members of RDA Preservaton e-Infrastructure Interest Group and other interested parties are welcome to register for the PresQT Workshop, a free pre-conference event focused on Preservation Quality Tool development collocated at Research Data Alliance 10th Plenary in Montreal. The session is scheduled for Monday, Sept 18, from 2-6 PM.
PresQT aims to complement existing repository infrastructure and more deeply integrate workflow and software preservation tools with an aim toward data preservation that facilitates scientific reuse and experimental reproducibility.
Workshop participants will explore system architecture alternatives, discuss user experience opportunities, and prioritize functional requirements for the proposed tool.
Workshop Format:
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Welcome and short introductory talk about aims of PresQT
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Update on PresQT Needs Analysis early survey results
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Lightning Talks* (5-10 min each, See deadlines below, Submit an Abstract!)
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Break for coffee and tea
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Roundtable Breakouts: Potential groups may include Needs Analysis/Survey, Tech Recommendation Report Team, Implementation Funding, Features Brainstorming
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Panel Discussion
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Short summary of next steps for PresQT
Target Audience: We seek input from domain researchers, data curators, repository managers, librarians, software developers, workflow tool developers, data scientists and editors/publishers.
Important Dates:
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July 18 RDA Discounted Hotel rates begin expiring 7/18**
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August 14 Early RDA Plenary Registration (340.31 $CAD) deadline***
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August 18 RDA Discounted Hotel rates all expire by 8/18**
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August 28 PresQT Workshop II Lightning Talk submission deadline*
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August 31 Accepted Lightning talks announced
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Sept 17 Regular RDA Plenary Registration (382.78 $ CAD) deadline
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Sept 18 PresQT Workshop II
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Sept 19-21 RDA 10th Plenary Meeting
Express your interest in speaking or co-leading a breakout session by sending a brief email to presqt-contact-list@nd.edu and submitting a short (250 words/maximum single page) abstract of your lightning talk or session concept by August 28th.
This Preservation Quality Tool (PresQT) workshop is designed to expand on Workshop One, gather additional stakeholder input, and gauge community interest to inform technical and administrative implementation plans for open source Data and Software Preservation Quality Tools that can be jointly developed by interested parties. There is potential for workshop participants to take the project’s resultant technical and administrative project plans forward and work together to jointly in future to develop the planned tool(s) as funded implementation projects, and/or RDA working group activities.
For more information on the PresQT project visit the PresQT website (https://presqt.crc.nd.edu/) or email the PresQT Team (presqt-contact-list@nd.edu).
For more information on RDA P10 please visit https://www.rd-alliance.org. Depending on your nationality, obtaining a Visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) might be necessary in order to travel to Canada. You can get more info on visas and Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) at: RDA 10th Plenary - Visa Information.
We hope to see you in Montreal,
John Wang, Rick Johnson, Sandra Gesing and Natalie Meyers
PresQT Team, University of Notre Dame
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