DArT PIP Workshop – Data Ecology Model
The first stakeholder meeting for the ACT government-funded EcoKDDart project.
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Description
This stakeholder-focused workshop aims to inform the development of the ecology/biodiversity oriented data platform (EcoKDDart) through:
- a better understanding of scope of research activities that benefit;
- a better understanding of related initiatives and activities; and
- an initial development of use cases to inform data model.
Agenda
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11:00 |
Welcome: Craig Moritz (ANU) |
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11:02 |
PIPs overview: Andrzej Killian (DArT) |
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11:05 |
Steering Committee introduction: Craig Moritz |
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11:10 |
Workshop participants: introduction and background (Chair - CM) |
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11:25 |
Data Model Introduction (Chair - CM): Grzegorz Uszynski (DArT) |
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11:30 |
Workshop Subject Matter Experts – Scope and Domains: Craig Moritz |
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12:05 |
Use case scenarios (Chair - CM) |
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12:45 |
The data model (Chair - CM) |
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12:55 |
Next steps: Craig Moritz |
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1:00 |
Workshop close |
Location
Online (Zoom)
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