The webinar will dive deeper into this FAIR-EASE component and how it is being developed to innovate the access to cross domain research data.
Objective of the webinar
In this webinar it will be discussed the “Data Lake” infrastructure improving access to data both in terms of data harmonisation and in terms of technical efficiency of data access
The discussion will focus on the transformative journey from a ‘data lake’ to a dynamic ‘data space.’ Furthermore, it will explore a modern web-based perspective on this architecture, where the FAIR-EASE team’s vision has been shaped by both the project’s unique challenges and the insights derived from computer science research. It will therefore explore innovative approaches to federated queries on a distributed knowledge graph. Additionally, it will shine a spotlight on Examind, and dive into a talk centred around geospatial interoperability.
The objective of this meeting is to engage external communities, communicate our vision, and solicit valuable feedback.
Who should attend and why?
Anyone who is interested in Earth systems or environmental data and easily accessing them and integrating them across domains should attend, but most especially:
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