SSH Open Marketplace: Beta Release
The Beta release of the SSH Open Marketplace launches today and is available for public testing at https://marketplace.sshopencloud.eu/.
Discovery portal for the SSH Community
The SSH Open Marketplace is a discovery portal designed to offer social sciences and humanities researchers the tools, software, datasets, training materials, and workflows they need to manage their data across the full research life cycle.
5000 individual records and growing
Currently boasting some 5000 individual records – and growing, the SSH Open Marketplace is a key deliverable from the SSHOC project and will continue to evolve throughout 2021. Delivery of the final product by consortium partners DARIAH-EU is planned for December.
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Quelle: https://dhd-blog.org/?p=14949
Reminder: EURISE Workshop on Software Quality
The EURISE Workshop on software quality will take place in Utrecht, NL, on 26 March 2020. There are still a few places left.
The topics to be addressed range from quality measures and criteria to implementation through automation and continuous integration and how their adoption towards ‘business as usual’ can be enabled.
The registration is open on this page: https://euriseworkshop.sciencesconf.org/registration
More information about the workshop can be found on the DHd-Blog and on the event page: https://euriseworkshop.sciencesconf.
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Quelle: https://dhd-blog.org/?p=13104
EURISE Workshop: Software Quality through Automation and Testing. 26 Mar 2020
EURISE Workshop: Software Quality through Automation and Testing
The EURISE Network invites you to participate in their joint workshop on software quality.
The workshop will take place in Utrecht, NL, on March 26. 2020.
The topics to be addressed range from quality measures and criteria to implementation through automation and continuous integration and how their adoption towards ‘business as usual’ can be enabled.
About the workshop
Reliable services in research infrastructures can only be provided with good technology as the backbone.
Implementing quality control is therefore a core objective to improve services offered to users. Awareness of the need for software quality is rising throughout the research community.
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Quelle: https://dhd-blog.org/?p=12985
Software Sustainability within Research Infrastructures – EURISE Workshop
A small follow-up on the EURISE Workshop in Utrecht on 12-13 March 2019:
- a report on the outcomes is available on the DHd-Blog
- all presentations are may be accessed on the according ScienceConf page
About the EURISE Network:
The infrastructures CESSDA, CLARIN and DARIAH develop and provide services by and for the research community of the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. While their individual foci address different scholarly needs of the various disciplines, the underlying technological challenges of distributed digital infrastructures are very similar. The EURISE Network was established to facilitate collaboration in this area and to align technological strategies among the infrastructures and with the wider Research and Software Engineering community and their intersection in particular, https://eurise-network.github.io/.
Quelle: https://dhd-blog.org/?p=11347
Call for Abstracts: CLARIN Annual Conference 2019
Die CLARIN Annual Conference ist das größte jährliche Event für all diejenigen, die an Aufbau und Betrieb von CLARIN in Europa arbeiten.
Ebenso ist das Event interessant für alle Repräsentanten der Nutzungsgemeinde aus Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften.
Die diesjährige CLARIN Annual Conference findet vom 30. September – 2. Oktober 2019 in Leipzig statt.
Der Call for Abstracts läuft bis zum 15. April 2019.
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Quelle: https://dhd-blog.org/?p=11139
Stellenausschreibungen: Zwei Wissenschaftliche/r Mitarbeiter/in (m/w/d, 100%, E 13 TV-L) an der Universität Tübingen, Seminar für Sprachwissenschaft (Entwicklung und Datenmanagement)
Am Seminar für Sprachwissenschaft der Universität Tübingen bildet der Aufbau von nationalen und europäischen Forschungsdateninfrastrukturen für die Digital Humanities einen wichtigen Schwerpunkt in der Forschung (siehe www.clarin-d.net). Zur Unterstützung laufender Forschungsprojekte im Bereich der Datenmodellierung und des Forschungsdatenmanagements suchen wir zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt zwei
wiss. Mitarbeiter (m/w/d) 100% E 13 TV-L vorerst befristet bis zum 31.03.2021
am Seminar für Sprachwissenschaft, Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft und Computerlinguistik.
Die Stellenausschreibungen finden Sie auf den Seiten der Universität Tübingen:
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Quelle: https://dhd-blog.org/?p=11134
In Zukunft verbunden
Digitale Infrastrukturen für die Forschung
Digitale Forschungsinfrastrukturen zählen bereits heute zu den Grundbedingungen für exzellente Forschung. Für zukunftssichere Forschungsbedingungen sichert die MWS den Anschluss an die übergreifenden Informationsinfrastrukturen und gestaltet die Entwicklungen mit.
Die Zukunft der digitalen Forschungsinfrastrukturen
In Zeiten multidisziplinärer Verbundforschung mit digitalen Methoden in internationalen Teams lassen sich die dafür notwendigen Infrastrukturen (wie Analysesysteme, Datenzentren, Virtuelle Forschungsumgebungen, etc.) nicht mehr im eigenen Keller betreiben. Aber auch für kleine, fokussierte Vorhaben und die Einzelforschung ohne eigene Kapazitäten sind übergreifende und nachhaltige Angebote für die Forschung unverzichtbar. Auf institutioneller Ebene schließlich ist die Abdeckung der vielfältigen neuen Kompetenzen die größte Herausforderung.
In der Entwicklung dieser digitalen Forschungsinfrastrukturen findet derzeit ein Paradigmenwechsel statt. Bedingt durch Projektförderung und dezentrale Strukturen in den Wissenschaftssystemen ist eine durch Ungleichzeitigkeit und Zersplitterung geprägte Landschaft von Initiativen in der Findungs- oder Experimentierphase entstanden.
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Quelle: http://mws.hypotheses.org/39412
Workshop „Software Sustainability: Quality and Re-usability“
As part of ongoing efforts to align technology across the three Pan-European infrastructures for the Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities, representatives from Cessda, CLARIN, and DARIAH held a workshop on “Software Sustainability: Quality and Re-usability”, previously announced here, in Berlin on October 9/10th.
With participants from Austria, Germany, Great Britain, Norway and The Netherlands representing developers, users, service operators and IT managers, the talks and discussions covered a wide range of topics related to software sustainability. Speakers presented work already accomplished as part of the tasks the infrastructures have undertaken in their efforts to become operational. Among these are the DARIAH-NL Software Quality Guidelines and the Cessda Software Maturity Model, which both define evaluation criteria for software products. Their approaches differ, in that the former focuses on explicit implementation guidelines, while the latter, modelled on NASA’s Reuse Readiness Levels, describes a generalised framework for evaluating a given software product. While criteria are also an important part of the DARIAH-DE Service Life Cycle, its focus is on describing processes and necessary considerations when taking software from initial design through development and testing to production use.
The overall problems these approaches try to address are similar to the challenges the software industry is facing: training, quality management, and dealing with an ever-growing technical debt are challenges that need to be addressed and re-evaluated on a constant basis.
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Quelle: http://dhd-blog.org/?p=8685
Workshop-Ankündigung: Software Sustainability
Workshop „Software Sustainability: Quality and Re-usability“
Berlin Centre Marc Bloch, October 9/10th 2017
Sustainability of its software and services is one of the core technological challenges research infrastructures – not only in the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences – are facing.
Various efforts are being undertaken to address different aspects of the overall problem. This workshops brings together leading experts from the digital research infrastructures CESSDA,
CLARIN and DARIAH in an effort to engage with the wider community. Its purpose is to discuss whether it is possible to combine existing approaches into a set of guides and handbooks to enable developers to ensure software quality from the start and collaboratively with infrastructure providers to create a service that is than usable by end users.
As part of the ESFRI process, the field of digital research infrastructures is being advanced through individual projects. These have worked on Software Maturity Models (CESSDA) and a Service Life Cycle (DARIAH) and created general Software Quality Guidelines (CLARIAH), informing the basis of all development efforts and processes. During the workshop, we will be introduced to these concepts and the problems they address. On the second day, we will spread into group sessions to discuss possible connections between them as well as the missing links.
The workshop is open to anyone interested in software quality and sustainability.
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The workshop is open to anyone interested in software quality and sustainability.
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Quelle: http://dhd-blog.org/?p=8237
Forum CA3 2016 – Auffinden, Auswerten und Aufbewahren von digitalen Sprachressourcen
Die virtuelle Forschungsinfrastruktur für Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften CLARIN-D lädt herzlich zum großen
Forum CA3 2016 – Auffinden, Auswerten und Aufbewahren von digitalen Sprachressourcen
am 7. und 8. Juni 2016 in den Lichthof der Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek der Universität Hamburg ein. Anlass ist der Abschluss der Konstruktionsphase des Projekts in Verbindung mit dem Beginn der Nutzungsphase.
Mit dem Forum CA3 2016 stellt CLARIN-D ihre Angebote zum Auffinden, Auswerten und Aufbewahren von Sprachressourcen für die Forschung und Lehre in den Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften vor.
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Quelle: http://dhd-blog.org/?p=6592