RDA 11th Plenary - Poster Session

You've done the work. Now it's time to shine! The 11th RDA Plenary meeting will be having a Poster Session which will give you the opportunity to showcase your work to your peers, members of the RDA community.

Take this opportunity to speak about your work while contributing to consolidate an environment of open collaboration and knowledge exchange. Past poster sessions have successfully facilitated the sharing of ideas and updates on various research and project developments and have put their works in the spotlight. It's also a great opportunity to unveil your project and research results and successful outcomes with the RDA's engaging community of computer scientists, policy makers, data practitioners, and researchers as well as private sector representatives.

Poster Sessions aren't just sideline events. The sessions offer high visibility and opportunities for interaction and feedback from the attendees as they are set in a prominent area during the Plenary meeting lunch and coffee breaks.

The posters are scheduled to be on display in a high visibility area during the Plenary lunch and coffee breaks from the 21st to the 23rd March 2018. The 2 rounds of posters as scheduled below
Session 1 - posters on display from March 21st (09:00 CET) to 22nd March (11:00 CET)
Session 2 - posters on display from March 22nd (11:30 CET) to 23rd March (13:30 CET)

Please remember that posters should be in vertical format with dimensions of 70cm x 100cm and must be printed and delivered directly by applicants.

Session 1 - posters on display from March 21st (09:00 CET) to 22nd March (11:00 CET)
No.	Poster Title	Name & surname	Affiliation
1	Data Rescue/Data-At-Risk Survey: A need to preserve and archive physical environmental data	Alia Khan	University of Colorado - Boulder, National Snow and Ice Data Center
2	Data Description Registry Interoperability Model	Amir Aryani	Australian National Data Service
3	DATA.awi.de: A one-stop-shop solution for discovery and dissemination of heterogeneous scientific information	Ana Macario	Alfred-Wegener-Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Science
4	Research Data Management for the Collaborative Research Centre 1187, "Media of Cooperation"	Annette Strauch	-
5	VIEWER.awi.de: Visualization and analysis solutions for near real-time, delayed-mode and archived data	Antonie Haas	Alfred-Wegener-Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Science
6	The Life Cycle of Structural Biology Data: A discipline with a culture of sharing	Antonio Rosato	University of Florence
7	The PhenoMeNal Cloud Research Environment for Metabolomics	Antonio Rosato	University of Florence
8	Discovering Research Data Links via GESIS LOD Research Graph	Benjamin Zapilko	GESIS
9	The CESSDA ERIC Persistent Identifier Policy	Brigitte Hausstein	GESIS Leibniz Institute for Social Sciences
10	The BonaRes infrastructure for open soil and agricultural research data I: basis for efficient data access and reuse	Nikolai Svoboda	Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF)
11	Delivering Dimensions: Connecting data across the research lifecycle	Catherine Williams	Dimensions
12	LASP’s Data Systems group	Chris Pankratz, Anne Wilson	LASP, CU-Boulder
13	Data citation - Practical implementation RDA Pilot for Dynamic Data Citation for NetCDF files	Chris Schubert	Climate Change Centre Austria - Data Centre
14	Technologies and Methods Used at the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) to Serve Solar Irradiance Data	Christopher K. Pankratz	Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP), University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, USA
15	B2FIND - Making Research Data FAIR	Claudia Martens	Deutsches Klimarechenzentrum [DKRZ]
16	Workflows, Metadata and Tools for Reusable Research Data	Cristina Ribeiro	INESC TEC—Engineering Faculty, University of Porto
17	The MEDE Data Science Cloud: Data Science for Materials Scientists and Engineers	David Elbert	Johns Hopkins University
18	Towards the Development of Useful and Internationally Relevant RDA Indigenous Data Governance Recommendations	Desi Rodriguez-Lonebear	Univeristy of Arizona and Univeristy of Waikato
19	The TIA-TDAC Framework	Devan Ray Donaldson	Indiana University
20	Opaque Data Citation: Actual Citation Practice and Its Implication for Tracking Data Use	Elizabeth Moss	Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR)
21	UniLLAP: Introducing Research Data Management into the German university curriculum	Emanuel Soeding	Kiel University
22	DataWiz: A Smart Assistant for Data Management in Psychology	Erich Weichselgartner	Leibniz-Institute for Psychology Information
23	Data "FAIRness" Test	Fernando Aguilar	IFCA
24	eXtreme-DataCloud: Dealing with large and heterogeneous datasets on the cloud	Fernando Aguilar	IFCA
25	Understanding Researchers Practices around Software	Yasmin AlNoamany	UC Berkeley
26	Privacy by design services and DataTags	Francisco Romero Pastrana	University of Groningen
27	Using Linked Data Infrastructure to identify related Research Data	Günther Neher	University of Applied Sciences Potsdam
28	Exploration of cost factors to estimate resource requirements of FAIR research data management	Harald Kusch¹, Stefanie Wache¹, Inga Kraus¹, Valeria Savin¹, Claudia Engelhardt², Sven Bingert³	¹University Medical Center Göttingen, ²Göttingen State and University Library (SUB), ³Gesellschaft für wissenschaftliche Datenverarbeitung (GWDG)
29	The Austin Principles of Data Citation in Linguistics	Helene N. Andreassen	UiT The Arctic University of Norway
30	Standard Reference Data in Korea; - Works from 27 Data Centers in 2017	Hyun Kyoon Lim	Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science
31	Steps towards integrated Research Data Management training practices at Kaunas University of Technology	Ieva Ceseviciute, Gintare Tautkeviciene and Andrius Krisciunas	Kaunas University of Technology
32	Publishing Digital Three-Dimensional Data: A Project Update	Jamie Wittenberg	Indiana University
33	Protection of Personal Data in Research Data Management	Jan Ullmer	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
34	A minimum information framework for small Unmanned Aircraft System data collections	Jane Wyngaard	Centre for Research Computing, University of Notre Dame
35	RDM in a decentralized University ecosystem – A case study of the University of Cologne	Jens Dierkes	University and City Library, University of Cologne
36	Research Data Management Organiser (RDMO)	Jochen Klar	Leibniz Institute for Astrophysics Potsdam (AIP)
37	Reproducibility Begins at Home: Surveying Data Management Practices in Neuroimaging	John Borghi	California Digital Library
38	Support Your Data: A Data Management Guide for Researchers	John Borghi	California Digital Library
39	Getting through the maze - reusable strategies and tools for research data management	Katarzyna Biernacka	Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
40	Making data typing efforts or automatically detecting data types for automatic data processing?	Kei Kurakawa	National Institute of Informatics

Session 2 - posters on display from March 22nd (11:30 CET) to 23rd March (13:30 CET)
No.	Poster title	Name & Surname	Affiliation
41	Enabling and fostering reuse of scientific data: A Metadata Concept for the Helmholtz Association	Kirsten Elger	GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences
42	Delivering Data Packages for Discovery and Preservation	Leighton Christiansen	National Transportation Library, U.S. Department of Transportation
43	Implementing the U.S. DOT Freight Data Dictionary	Leighton Christiansen	National Transportation Library, U.S. Department of Transportation
44	Implementing a Cross-Institutional Staffing Model for Curating Research Data	Lisa Johnston	University of Minnesota
45	Building a framework for social media data reuse in public health research	Lorinette Wirth	Saint Louis University
46	CEDAR: Web-Based Tools for Accelerating the Creation of Standardized Metadata	Mark Musen	Stanford University
47	Standard Protocols, Standard Tools: Reaping the Benefits	Markus Demleitner	GAVO
48	The creation of a new type of scientific deposit: Software	Morane Gruenpeter	Software Heritage
49	EOSCpilot.eu - Supporting the development of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC)	Nicholas Ferguson	Trust-IT Services / EOSCpilot.eu
50	Chemotion: versatile research data management in chemistry using Open Source software	Nicole Jung	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
51	The BonaRes infrastructure for open soil and agricultural research data II: use case “Long-term Field Experiment data”	Carsten Hoffmann	Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF)
52	DASHBOARD.awi.de: Streaming and monitoring solutions for near real-time data	Peter Gerchow	Alfred-Wegener-Institute Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Science
53	Stakeholders in Software Citation: Lessons learned from the GRASS GIS community	Peter Löwe	Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung (DIW)
54	Economic Modelling of the Level of Organizational Innovativeness	Raminta Zemaityte	Vilnius university
55	The Global Long Term Experiments Network for Agriculture	Richard Ostler	Rothamsted Research
56	Characterizing Data Quality Assessments for Socioeconomic Data	Robert Downs	Columbia University, Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN)
57	bwDIM - Data In Motion	Robert Ulrich	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
58	SENSOR.awi.de: Management of heterogeous and dynamic platforms and sensors using OGC standards	Roland Koppe et al.	Alfred Wegener Institute Helmholtz Center for Polar and Marine Research
59	IRB Recommendations for Metadata Best Practices: Documenting Rights & Licensing Information for Sharing Sensitive & Private Data:	Sam Grabus	Drexel University
60	EUDAT Collaborative Data Infrastructure	Sara Garavelli	Trust-IT Services / EUDAT CDI
61	PROMINENCE – Fusion on the Cloud	Shaun de Witt, Giuseppe Fiameni	Culham Centre for Fusion Energy / CINECA
62	Real-time Implementation and Verification of Variable Speed Limit Signs	Shefang Wang	Iowa State University-Institute for Transportation
63	Enabling FAIR Data in the Earth and Space Sciences Though Community Partnerships	Shelley Stall	American Geophysical Union
64	NBDC - as a central infrastructure for data repository and portal for open life science data in Japan	Shigeru Yatsuzuka	National Bioscience Database Center
65	RAiD: Persistent Identifiers for Projects and the Research Data Life Cycle	Siobhann McCafferty	RDS (Research Data Services, Australia)
66	ENES Climate Analytics Service (ECAS)	Sofiane Bendoukha	Deutsches Klimarechenzentrums (DKRZ)
67	PANGAEA® - Data Publisher for Earth and Environmental Science	Stefanie Schumacher, Amelie Driemel, Astrid Cornils, Hannes Grobe	Alfred Wegener Institute, PANGAEA
68	Project SynFo - Synergy Creation on the Operational Level of Research Data Management	Stella Thoben	Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel
69	ePIC - Persistent Identifier Services for eResearch	Sven Bingert	GWDG
70	Plying Diverse Data: A Study of Weaving Visual Life Oral Histories Collections through Flexible Digital Infrastructures	Vivian Wong	University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
71	Sharing and re-using individual participant-level data (IPD) from clinical trials	Wolfgang Kuchinke	Heinrich-Heine University Duesseldorf
72	StandICT.eu - Supporting European Experts Presence In International Standardisation Activities In ICT	Wolfgang Ziegler	Fraunhofer SCAI
73	Shouting at the Waves: Social Media and Open Science RDA Fellowship Study	Frances Bachstein	University of Tennessee; DataONE
74	Community Standards for 3D Data Preservation (CS3DP): A Collaborative Project to Make 3D Data Last	Aaron Addison	Washington University in St. Louis