FAIR and Open Metadata for Low Carbon Energy Research is a week-long workshop series taking place between the 30 November and the 7 December. It includes 2 Framing Sessions to collaborate on the community paper and 4 Topical Sessions (throughout the week).
IMPORTANT NOTE: You can select the sessions in which you want to participate. It is not obligatory to participate in all of them. The registrations are therefore independent for each session and you should subscribe to those in which you would like to participate. For joining as co-author in the community paper you do not need to participate in the workshops. For further details about this, see further down: Join us and collaborate interactively!
Framing Session Day 1 and Day 2 (Paper Writing Session):
The objectives of the Framing Session are to:
Register to Framing Workshops (Day 1 and Day 2) by clicking here
During the week, some of the EERAdata use cases leaders will organize in-between topical sessions whose input will enrich the framing workshop's discussions.
Topical Sessions are:
Register to Use Case Session "EU policy and energy research taxonomies" by clicking here
Register to Use Case Session "Buildings Efficiency" by clicking here
Register to "Metadata user stories" Session by clicking hereSession by clicking here
Register to "Online art project" session by clicking here
To see the details of the whole workshop agenda, please scroll down.
Recommendations for the Framing Sessions
Given that one of the objectives of the Framing Sessions aims at jointly working on a paper, the consortium suggests to the interested participants the following material to read and watch ahead the first day.
Obligatory to read and watch ahead:
Suggested read on the history of metadata:
Metadata - Shaping Knowledge from Antiquity to the Semantic Web by Richard Gartner, https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783319408910
The first day of the Framing Sessions (30 November) builds on read and watch ahead. Starts with a discussion of the proposed structure of the community paper. Continues with writing teams organized in break out groups. Ends with a report from writing teams.
The second day of the Framing Sessions (7 December), starts with inputs from selected use cases and continues with writing teams organized in breakout groups. Ends with a presentation and discussion of work/open issues.
Output expected: Reviewed and extended draft of the community paper, which will be finalized by the group and ready for submission before end of December 2020.
Join us and collaborate interactively!
Additional details about the Community Paper "Advancing Metadata for Low Carbon Energy Research" and on the modalities to join the writing team are available on the EERAdata Wiki at this link.
Welcome and introduction to the first draft of the planned paper: “Advancing metadata for low carbon energy research - current state and call for action”
Speakers: Valeria Jana Schwanitz & August Wierling, HVL.
The work-flow, coffee and lunch breaks etc. are organized by the groups themselves.
The workshop focuses on metadata, exploring how to link ontologies used for policy-making and those used in research domains. Using the EU policy taxonomyolicy taxonomy, Art.2 EU Directive 944 (2019), and the inventory of collective action initiatives of the COMETS project as a starting point, common metadata elements and connections between them are identified. The workshop will use a specific software to design the ontology, incorporating suggestions from workshop participants. The participants will form one of the writing teams for the community paper.
The aim of this session is to build up on discussions that took place in 1st EERADATA workshop together with the participation of the invited experts, utilizing the experience related to the FAIR assessment in order to: a) Highlight main issues with FAIRness, b) Jointly come up with possible remedies and solutions, and d) Identify pointers to metadata standardization, if and how it can be achieved in Buildings Efficiency domain.
Speaker: Mehmet Efe Biresselioğlu, IUE
Speaker: Jens Olgard Dalseth Røyrvik, NTNU Samfunnsforskning
Speaker: Simon Pezzutto, EURAC
Speaker: Ryan O’Reilly, Energieinstitut an der JKU
Speaker: Daniele Antonucci, EURAC
Speaker: Ezilda Costanzo, ENEA
The goal is to understand how users find, use, and request data. The workshop connects to functional specifications needed for the EERAdata platform and other infrastructure in support of work flows. Participants will have the possibility to comment mock-ups and try out some functionalities. For example, browsing the ontologies produced during Use Case “EU policy and energy research taxonomies” and the community forum.
Welcome and input from use case workshops presented by use case leaders.
The work-flow, coffee and lunch breaks etc. are organized by the groups themselves.