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Summary from Europe: for Astronomy we have decided on early career researchers as target audience. We have made good progress on Thing 1, 2, 4, 5 and started working on a few others. Everything is ready for review for anyone who has time, additions and comments more than welcome!
Signing off... have a good sprint and see you all on Monday!
@KristinaHettne_twitter @gravana_twitter @nkmeyers @evertrol I've added to the doc for astro https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZNqzXq9SVfGUSVVkLVtaumWW6jdhk0MIWCgX6qhfipU/edit#heading=h.rbzfrispe34x I was stumped on Thing 2 and 4 but provided some comments to hopeful help. I'm signing out and looking forward to seeing the draft which you'll send to Francois Genova and others.
Newbie questions ahead...: at DANS in The Hague we're preparing Things about EOSC and FAIR. Q1: is it ok to start a new topic? Q2: we registered in the etherpad https://pad.carpentries.org/2019-lc-mozsprint. Should we register or announce the topic elsewhere too? Q3: Is the info in the November 2018 "Registration and coordination" doc still valid (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XRkKMjqpqO-5wdAd5X8a3Z-0at7F4NOiKCMFSDev53c/edit#heading=h.4qwfeav0o3rv)? Q4: 30-31 May the Dutch typically don't work (Ascension Day + bridge day) so we aim to sprint the days before. What do you require/recommend on 30-31st to stay in touch with "you", the global sprint? Apologies for these last-minute questions and many thanks for your help!
hi @MarjanGrootveld_twitter Did someone answered your questions ? You can work before that's completely alright! If you want to advertise your topic somewhere else that's OK too. This is what I did for my topic top 10 FAIR things for imaging https://characterisation-virtual-laboratory.github.io/CVL_Community/10FAIRthings-progress/ the zoom and gitter details are on the etherpad so as long as you have those you are good to go to stay in touch. Question for you, can I collaborate? I'm interested although my time zone is AEST I am happy to work on it if you share a collaborative document. :)
Hi @orchid00 Thanks for your answers. Yes, please join us. The very drafty draft is here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Gw877MHdCC5Vl2yKV6QDAaui4DaOFy9Gd4dhWSGVIZ8/edit Today and tomorrow some of us (see the doc) will collate links, and we plan to do the bulk of writing on Wednesday
Hello 🤓 another DANSer here working on different topic! We are creating easy guidelines which help explain the WHY (and the how) of the steps to turn a dataset into Linked Open Data. Doing our absolute best to avoid jargon and tech talk! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zJ3X29PbzHaKYVJz85A0qfS-eocpd7B1YlbyBEOt798/edit# We are sprinting today and anyone is welcome to dive in 🖥🖱🌍
Hi all, we've started work on the EOSC&FAIR topic and hope to make it understandable ;-) We're sprinting today and anyone is welcome to join. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Gw877MHdCC5Vl2yKV6QDAaui4DaOFy9Gd4dhWSGVIZ8/edit#
Can be a number of things from reading a guide to registering for a service...
Whatever you think is best to give someone hands on experience with EOSC
Hardest part is weeding down the information into the core bit of information/concept that you want people to take away
under each Thing
BTW @GerardCoen_twitter I'm looking forward to diving into your doc later! Definitely a good topic to address!
@orchid00 Hi Paula, how's work on the image Things progressing? At DANS we've worked on EOSC Things today, and there's certainly room for additions and/or exercises (see also Chris' suggestions in this channel), so feel free. Friday our time (CEST) Frans will pick it up again and do some editing, and then we'll hand it over ;-)
