Peter Wittenburg

Diplom-Ingenieur Degree in Electrical Engineering at the Technical University Berlin in 1974 with computer science and digital signal processing as main topics. Research assistant at TUB. From 1976 head of the technical group at the Max-Planck-Institute for Psycholinguistics. In 2011 head of the The Language Archive. From 2012 Senior Adviser at MPI. Since 1988 member of the central IT Advisory Board of the Max Planck Society. Member of EC's High level Expert Group on Scientific Data. Currently scientific coordinator of the EUDAT and DASISH Initiatives, and active in RDA.
Areas of expertise: experimental labs, pattern processing and analysis, linguistic processing, data curation and preservation, research and data infrastructure building.
Awards: 2011 the Heinz Billing Award of the Max-Planck-Society for the advancement of scientific computation; 2013 Dr. hc U Tübingen
Teaching: "Intelligent Systems" at the universities Münster/Steinfurt and Nijmegen

Data Foundation and Terminology WG

Co-Chair

Chair(s): Gary Berg-Cross, Peter Wittenburg, Raphael Ritz

Webinar – Connecting Data, Institutions and People: FAIR Digital Objects, RDA outputs and the design of the DiSSCo Research Infrastructure – 18 March 2021 The DFT WG task is to describe...

Coordination Group

GEDE – Group of European Data Experts in RDA

Co-Chair

Chair(s): Carlo Maria Zwölf, Peter Wittenburg, Edit Herczog

GEDErda20Charter_rev02-2.docx GEDErda20procedure-v01-1-2.docx GEDE20webinar_EOSC20Process_7.11.2019-2.pdf

Historical Group

Repository Core Description WG

Co-Chair

Chair(s): Michael Witt, Johannes Reetz, Herman Stehouwer, Peter Wittenburg

This WG proposal emerged from the repository registry discussions within the Data Fabric IG. The bootstrapping co-chairs are Michael Witt, Johannes Reetz, Herman Stehouwer and Peter Wittenburg. At P...

Historical Group

2nd Working Group Collaboration Meeting

Member

Chair(s): Larry Lannom

The second Working Group Collaboration Meeting was held in the U.S. Nov 13-14 at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Gaithersburg, MD, which is just north of Washington, DC. T...

Historical Group

3rd Working Group Collaboration Meeting

Member

Chair(s): Larry Lannom, Rainer Stotzka

Meeting minutes: https://www.rd-alliance.org/group/3rd-working-group-collaboration-meetin… Presentation slides: https://www.rd-alliance.org/presentation-slides.html Working Group Collabo...

Historical Group

4th WG/IG Collaboration Meeting

Member

Chair(s): Larry Lannom, Rainer Stotzka

The 4th Working Group Collaboration meeting, which has now been expanded to include all Working Groups and Interest Groups, will be held at NIST in Gaithersburg, MD, just north of Washington, DC, on D...

Historical Group

6th WG/IG Collaboration Meeting at NIST, Dec 12-13, 2016

Member

Chair(s): Larry Lannom

6th WG/IG Collaboration Meeting at NIST, Dec 12-13, 2016 This short-lived group contains details regarding the upcoming RDA Collaboration Meeting at NIST, as announced at the event information si...

Historical Group

7th WG/IG Collaboration Meeting, Gothenburg University., June 12 – 14, 2017

Member

Chair(s): Larry Lannom

This short-lived group contains details regarding the upcoming RDA Collaboration Meeting in Gothenburg, hosted by Gothenburg University, as announced at the event information site. The meeting will...

Working Group

FAIR Data Maturity Model WG

Member

Stage: WG Maintaining Deliverables

Chair(s): Edit Herczog, Keith Russell, Shelley Stall, Anusuriya Devaraju, Solange Maria Santos

TAB Liaison: Louise Bezuidenhout

FAIR Data Maturity Model: core criteria to assess the implementation level of the FAIR data principles Webinar – The RDA FAIR Data Maturity Model WG: Aligning International Initiatives for Promo...

Interest Group

FAIR Digital Object Fabric IG

Member

Stage: IG Established

Chair(s): Xin Chen, Rainer Stotzka, Zachary Trautt, Maggie Hellström, Andreas Pfeil

TAB Liaison: Rossella Aversa

The Data Fabric IG (DFIG) identified that working with data in the many scientific labs and most probably also in other areas such as industry and governance is highly inefficient and too costly. Exce...