DSI Data Day

Am 4. Juli fand der DSI Data Day in der Universität Zürich (auf Englisch) statt. Aufgrund der vielen Anfragen stellen wir Ihnen die Präsentationen nun hier zur Verfügung.  

 

Place: KOL-E-18, Rämistrasse 71, 8006 Zürich

 

13:30                     Welcome (DSI Team)

Intro on the event and its purpose (Markus Christen)

 

13:35 - 14:00         Introduction of main institutions

History, mission and structure of:

• DSI (Markus Christen)
• S3IT - Science IT (Marcel Riedi): Science IT-Intro (PDF, 1 MB)
• Data Service Center (Andre Hoffmann / Andrea Malits): Developing a Data Service Center (DSC) for UZH (PDF, 182 KB)

 

14:00 - 14:50         How we can collaborate with you

Speaker 1:    The Swiss Multiple Sclerosis Registry (Viktor von Wyl / EBPI)

Speaker 2:    Managing research data (Lars Malmstrom): Automated and Reproducible Data Analytics (PDF, 1 MB)

Each speaker talks about 15 min with max. 10 min questions

 

14:50 - 15:20         How we can help you

• I need a bigger machine (Tyanko Aleksiev): I need a bigger machine (PDF, 83 KB)
• 1000 and 1 file (Riccardo Murri): A thousand and one file (PDF, 93 KB)
• Online editions with NIE-INE - Digital Humanities (Jan Stoffregen): Online editions in the Digital Humanities (PDF, 843 KB)

Presentation of use cases, slides/talk, ca. 10 min per case, 3 cases

 

15:20 - 15:40         Coffee Break

 

15:40 - 16:10         How we can help you even more

• Did you try Machine Learning (Pim Witlox): Machine Learning (ML) (PDF, 931 KB)
• Reproducibility of an Analytics Pipeline (Sergio Maffioletti): Solutions for Reproducible Research: Data Analytics (PDF, 708 KB)

Presentation of use cases, slides/talk, ca. 15 min per case, 2 cases

 

16:10 - 16:15         Code and Data Clinics (Pim Witlox)

 

16:15 - 17:10         Thematic input

Speaker 3:    Ethical aspects (Markus Christen): Ethic challenges on Data Research (PDF, 437 KB)

Speaker 4:    Legal aspects (Robert Weniger): The Processing of Personal Data (PDF, 354 KB)

 

17:10 - 17:30          Discussion/questions from the audience, followed by a Wrap Up 

 

17:30                      Apero (personal discussions, contact exchanges)