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Capacity Building for Data Managers: Enhancing Skills in SeaDataNet Services

This training initiative aims to equip data managers and technicians from various data centres with essential skills for operating SeaDataNet services. The program emphasizes upgraded data management standards, practical use of metadata catalogues (EDIOS, CSR), and new infrastructure components. Participants engaged in hands-on sessions covering Ocean Data View, DIVA, and SeaDataNet's data discovery system. Feedback highlighted the need for more focused, compact workshops that address real-world use cases and challenges faced by data professionals. Future training will emphasize practice, thematic workshops, and organization of resources.

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Capacity Building for Data Managers: Enhancing Skills in SeaDataNet Services

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  1. WP3: Capacity building and training

  2. WP Objectives • Training of data managers and technicians of data centres in the operation of Seadatanet services • Training in the uptake of upgraded standards and data management procedures and in the implementation of new infrastructures components • Bringing all data centres onto an equal footing

  3. First training course: programme • The first two days were targeting the data managers: common vocabularies, the metadata catalogues (including EDIOS and CSR), Nemo and Mikado. • The next two days were devoted to Ocean Data View and DIVA. • The last day was devoted to the functioning of the SeaDataNet data discovery and “shopping” system: CDI’s, Download manager, Request Status Manager and the new system monitoring. To conclude, an introduction to the management of biological data gave the participants the flavour of the upcoming developments.

  4. 1st training course: users feedback • The majority of the trainees were data managers (45.7%), the rest being either scientists (31.4%), or data centre technicians (22.9%).

  5. 1st training course: users feedback • Keep the programme more compact (3-4 days) • Better target the audience • Put more emphasis on practice • Make some kind of thematic workshops focused on use cases • Better organise training material (on network server)

  6. From TTG: • More time for new developments • NetCDF • Sensor Web enablement • Visualization • Monitoring services • Discussion on biology datasets, how to use/further develop the ad hoc format? • Ask potential participants what their problems are. • NEMO configuration file

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