Schools of Research Data Science

CODATA-RDA

Marcela Alfaro Córdoba, Ph.D.

Introduction

What are we going to talk about?

  1. Discuss workflows for academic publishing
  2. Connect those workflows with the tools you are going to learn in this school
  3. What is ORCID and why you need one.

Workflows

  • What’s your workflow?
  • If you could describe your workflow for Discovery - Analysis - Writing - Publication - Outreach - Assessment, how would it look like? Draw one and have it ready to share.
  • In pairs: how does your workflow look like compared to your peers? Have a discussion about the differences, advantages and disadvantages.

Reproducible Reports

Reproducible Reports

What changed?

Research products

Why do we want to work on repro-mode?

https://the-turing-way.netlify.app/build/reasons-reproducibil-3050e052448980d50eeb79fd647a9044.png

Which tools can be used for ensuring reproducibility?

  • Rmarkdown - Quarto
  • Version control (git with GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket)
  • R or Python (open source)
  • JSON, csv, or any other generic formats for data
  • Any others?

What is the relationship with SoRDS?

  • Version control (git with GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket)
  • R or Python (open source)
  • JSON, csv, or any other generic formats for data
  • Reproducibility will be a common topic for all the 8 weeks: ML, NN, Visualization, Inf Security and Computational Structures

ORCID

  1. What is ORCiD and why do you need one?
  2. How to create your ORCiD?
    • Instructions to create one: here
    • Instructions to populate ORCiD: here
    • Already have it? Connect it with Science Open (if you want) here
  3. We recommend you to create one now, it will make your publication process easier.

Thank you!

malfaro2
macordob@ucsc.edu
https://malfaro.netlify.app/