Speakers
Elena Breitmoser
Faruk Diblen
Giacomo Peru
(University of Edinburgh)
Description
This skill-up series, promoted by the EVERSE project, consists of two 45-minute sessions designed to help the audience understand how to improve their software's sustainability and FAIRness. The sessions combine presentations with demonstrations of key tools.
Session 1: Software Metadata
- Introduction to metadata for research software
- Exploring key metadata standards (Citation File Format and CodeMeta)
- Demonstration: Creating metadata using CFF Initializer and CodeMeta Generator
Session 2: FAIR Assessment for Research Software
- Understanding FAIR principles for software
- Overview of assessment approaches and tools including:
- An insight on the the EVERSE dashboard
- HowFAIRis
- Fuji
- Demonstration: Example software FAIRness assessment
Format
Two 45-minute sessions combining presentations with tool demonstrations.
Target Audience
Researchers and RSEs who want to learn about software metadata standards and FAIR assessment tools.
Prerequisites
None. While participants are welcome to bring their own software project (e.g. a GitHub repository), the sessions will focus on demonstrations using prepared examples.
Expected Outcomes
- Understanding of software metadata standards and creation tools
- Familiarity with FAIR assessment approaches and available tools
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Primary authors
Carlos Martinez
(Netherlands eScience Center)
DANIEL GARIJO VERDEJO
(Universidad Politécnica de Madrid)
Elena Breitmoser
Faruk Diblen
Giacomo Peru
(University of Edinburgh)
Guido Juckeland
(Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf)
