WP7: Workshops Claudia Engelhardt, Timo Gnadt, Jens Ludwig Gothenburg, Final conference – Data Archiving

WP7 Workshops - Overview Access Policies and Licensing –28 May 2013, IASSIST Cologne Access and Authentication Infrastructures –17-18 Oct 2013, Cologne –Co-organized with WP5 and DARIAH Trust and Certification –16-17 Oct 2014, Den Haag –Co-organized with WP4 Digital Solutions in the Humanities –12-13 Nov 2014, London –Organised by WP2 (DASISH Tools and Services Registry) Persistent Identifiers – Services and Policies –8-9 Dec 2014, Cologne –Co-organized with WP5

Workshop 1: Access Policies and Licensing 28 May 2013 at IASSIST Cologne 23 participants Topics: Data access and use of licences in –CESSDA –CLARIN –DARIAH –ESS –SHARE Introduction/demo of DASISH Access Policies and Licensing training module Image: cc0

Workshop 2: Access and Authentication Infrastructures October 2013 Cologne Co-organized with DARIAH and WP5 Topics: Day 1: Developer Workshop on Shibboleth and SAML enabling Applications, 26 participants Day 2: Workshop on a Federation for eHumanities and eSocial Science, 18 participants Image: cc0

Workshop 3: Trust and Certification October 2014, Den Haag Co-organized with WP4 26 participants Topics: Certification in CESSDA, CLARIN and DARIAH-EU Introduction of DSA, DIN 31644/nestor Seal and ISO case studies (DSA and nestor Seal) wstrustcertification/ Image: Claudia Engelhardt

Workshop 4: Digital Solutions in the Humanities November 2014, London Organised by WP2 12 participants Topics: Day 1: User interface technologies in the humanities (among others: TERESAH) Day 2: From someone else‘s problem to everybody‘s: Sustaining software in the Digital Humanities Image: cc0

Workshop 5: Persistent Identifiers (coming soon!) 8-9 December 2014, Cologne Topics: Day 1: PID services in Europe (urn:nbn, DataCite, EPIC, ARK); PID Policies in DASISH Day 2: Other Perspectives on PIDs (PID Information Types RDA working group, ODIN, APARSEN, Linking data with publications) Image: cc0

Summary Addressed several DASISH topics and tasks Involved around 100 people from SSH ESFRIs and associated infrastructures / initiatives Inspired exchange of experience and exciting discussions across communities and disciplines Learned a lot ourselves