Our SFB 1313 post-doctoral researcher Hamza Oukili (research project INF) will be one of the speakers of the SimTech SIGDIUS seminar. His talk will be on "RDM and RSEng in the SFB1313".
Title: "RDM and RSEng in the SFB1313"
Date: 12 July 2023
Time: 2 pm CET
Venue: This seminar will be held as an online seminar. For participation, please send an e-mail to Juergen.Pleiss@itb.uni-stuttgart.de.
Abstract
The Information Infrastructure Project (INF-SFB1313) is dedicated to ensuring compliance with the FAIR principles, specifically in relation to research data and software generated by the CRC1313. Our efforts are focused on making the data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. With regards to research data and the institutional data repository DaRUS (built on Dataverse), we provide assistance in automating the upload process for data and metadata, as well as expanding the capabilities for analyzing and reproducing stored simulation results. We prioritize the standardization of workflows for data management and software engineering activities. By enhancing existing software development processes, we strive to enhance the quality of the software as a research output. To ensure and monitor this quality, we incorporate automated testing and continuous integration practices. Additionally, we aim to improve software interoperability and reusability by developing interfaces that connect smaller software projects to well-established packages or integrating them directly. Our evaluation of continuous integration practices has involved the inclusion of code analyzers in the development pipeline. We have also established collaborations both within the project and with external partners to explore various possibilities for software and data implementation. Through these efforts, we aim to drive the advancement of research data and software engineering practices while adhering to FAIR principles.