SciCat
SciCat, the scientific metadata catalogue, has come a long way since its inception. The supporting community continue its effort in improving it. Paving the road for a useful and successful tool, we are looking to collect valuable user’s feedback and intrigue new contributors to join the project. This event is directed to new users, scientists, early and late adopter, site admins and facilities management representative alike. The objective is to help interested parties to better understand SciCat and leverage its features to increase their data’s value and FAIRness.
The morning will be dedicated to introducing the project, relevant concepts, available features and the current roadmap. The afternoon will provide the chance to develop some hands-on experience leveraging the SciCatLive project. The intent of the afternoon is to get interested parties familiar with the platform, its configuration, the code base and how to contribute back in to the project.
The morning will be dedicated to introducing the project, relevant concepts, available features and the current roadmap. The afternoon will provide the chance to develop some hands-on experience leveraging the SciCatLive project. The intent of the afternoon is to get interested parties familiar with the platform, its configuration, the code base and how to contribute back in to the project.
A Q&A session will be scheduled both in the morning and in the afternoon.
The tentative agenda is:
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Morning session: SciCat project flyby
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SciCat introduction for newbie
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Current features
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Use Cases: configuration vs data curation
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Project roadmap
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How to contribute
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Q&A: open questions with the core developers
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Afternoon session: From beginner to expert with SciCatLive
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Installation
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Configuration
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Testing
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Bug fixing
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Contributing
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Q&A: technical questions and feedback
For more information, please contact Max Novelli
