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The digital change and the huge increase of volume and complexity of data will revolutionize science and industry. 

To make sense of this evolving and complex landscape, and to make sure the work done has a high impact, RDA will continue to provide training opportunities.

RDA offers a series of training webinars, face-to-face workshops, hackathons/datathons partly organized as “summer schools” and special meetings on request. The topics will be primarily related with RDA recommendations and outputs, but it will also address general topics facilitating data sharing and re-use, interviews with notable people and information sessions such as reports from RDA plenaries. 

In case that you are unable to attend a webinar: All webinars will be recorded, and the videos will be published shortly after the event. They are available in the Past Webinars section of this website.

 

Important: all times indicated in this list are in UTC time zone!

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10 Oct 2023 UTC

New RDA working group on Alignment of Multilingual Vocabularies in the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) - kick off meeting

Date: 
10 Oct 2023 - 12:00 to 13:30 UTC

This session will act as a kick-off meeting for the ‘Alignment of multilingual vocabularies in the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH)’ Working Group (WG).

 

The proposed WG, which is in its early planning stages and availing of support from the RDA TIGER project, intends to address challenges concerning the interoperability multilingual nature of SSH controlled vocabularies.

 

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02 Oct 2023 UTC

New RDA Working Group on Small Uncrewed Aircraft and Autonomous Platforms Data - kick off meeting

Date: 
02 Oct 2023 - 12:00 to 13:30 UTC

This session will act as a kick-off meeting for the ‘Small Uncrewed Aircraft and Autonomous Platforms Data’ Working Group (WG).

 

The proposed WG, which is in its early planning stages and availing of support from the RDA TIGER project, intends to address challenges concerning the interoperability multilingual nature of SSH controlled vocabularies.

 

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