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Healthy architectures for healthy data - sharing approaches for sensitive data architectures

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27 Jun 2019
Group(s) submitting the application: 
Research Data Architectures in Research Institutions IG
Meeting objectives: 

Special topic of the session: “Healthy architectures for healthy data - sharing approaches for sensitive data architectures”. The main objectives are to consider the ways that research institutions are approaching the provision of infrastructure for sensitive data, and to analyse the different systems used to enable researchers to work with and manage such data.

General objectives of the meeting:

  • Share examples of good practices relating to research data architectures via case studies of institutions
  • Discuss in particular institutional RDM policies and governance, RDM architectures, challenges, and use cases
  • Discuss the governance survey (to determine how institutions are currently set up and who are the people with the authority to decide institutional architectures) and plan the conduction
  • IG activities; Possible WG ideas, joint activities worth to other RDA groups
  • Identification of additional partners and new WG ideas
Meeting agenda: 

Collaborative session notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1APIymT16Wm8nKy_2uOY2DPkAdLECDXRUXU34XMDQRiM/edit?usp=sharing

 

1. Brief introduction to the group

2. Presentations and lightning talks by Institutions - followed by the questions and discussion 

Proposed presentations (per 26th June, the list might change):

  • Research Data Management in Munich - updates from rdmuc (BSB-LMU-LRZ-TUM+x) + glimpse on first sensitive-data projects at LRZ1
  • Sensitive data architecture and services in the University of Helsinki
  • RD policy of the FMI
  • Sensitive data at the UCL
  • other

3. Governance survey

4. Seeking for WG topics

5. IG activities

 

1) Authors:

M. Hora, C. Wolter (TUM)
S. Kümmet, J. Penagos, V. Schallehn, J. Schulz, M. Spenger, A. Weiss (LMU)
A. Stanzel (BSB)
R. García-Hernández, A. Götz, S. Hachinger, N.J. Hammer, M. Hayek, J. Munke, H. Nguyen, R. Pichler, M. Sharikadze, T. Weber (LRZ)

 

Target Audience: 

The target audience of this meeting may include all those people who are involved in research data infrastructure projects or services as well as users who are interested in the topic of systems, technologies and data flows as a part of the research data infrastructures and their governance. For example research data infrastructure project owners or product owners, project managers, IT architects, data engineers, data managers, data scientists, developers and service users who are interested in technology issues are typical target audience of this meeting.

(Note: We also like to avoid conflicting schedule with possible BoF session Repository Interfaces for Data Analytics, new one, not in the list below)

Group chair serving as contact person: 
Ville Tenhunen
Brief introduction describing the activities and scope of the group: 

The Research Data Architectures in Research Institutions Interest Group is primarily concerned with technical architectures for managing research data within universities and other multi-disciplinary research institutions. It provides insight into the approaches being taken to the development and operation of such architectures and their success or otherwise in enabling good practice.

The main themes of the IG are

  • Exploring how diverse tools, technologies, and services can be integrated to     meet the evolving needs of researchers in research institutions.
  • Considering interoperability between institutional research data infrastructures and (inter)national or discipline-based infrastructures
  • Understanding the different institutional approaches to governance structures and business processes in responding to research ICT demands (e.g. capacity planning/forecasting for storage)
  • Sharing case studies of solutions developed by data infrastructure projects in research institutions
  • Presenting technical innovations and ideas that can further the development of integrated research data infrastructures
  • Agreeing best practice relating to research data architectures in research institutions

This group is also for discussion about the nuts and bolts of the research data infrastructures used in the local research infrastructures.

Short Group Status: 

Recognised & Endorsed

Currently IG actively work with governance survey, different use cases and connected with  the process of creation the Repository Interfaces for Data Analytics (RIDA) BoF (and WG later).

Type of Meeting: 
Working meeting
Additional links to informative material: 

The web page of the group: https://www.rd-alliance.org/groups/research-data-architectures-research-...

 

 

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