HMC FAIR Friday: "The Origin of data: Relevance of Provenance in the context of FAIR" with Andres SchreiberOnline Event

Friday 21 Feb 2025, 10:00 → 11:00 Europe/Berlin

Join our next HMC FAIR Friday seminar event with Andreas Schreiber from DLR! 

The lecture will take place on 21st February 2025, 10-11 am CET in Zoom. 
Registration is open until 21.02.2025 09:45 am CET. 
(For organizational reasons, we can not guarantee participation in the event for registrations received later than 09:45.) 

Abstract:
Provenance serves as the backbone of the FAIR principles by ensuring transparency, traceability, and trustworthiness. It provides the information necessary to understand, trust, and effectively use data, making it truly FAIR. Without proper provenance, data would lack the contextual information needed to realize the full potential of the FAIR Principles.
The talk will introduce provenance concepts, explain FAIR principles, and link the two to show how provenance supports the realization of FAIR data.  

Background Information:
The Helmholtz Metadata Collaboration (HMC) invites you to engage in an exciting series of talks on FAIR Data through the HMC FAIR Friday lecture series. Renowned experts from around the world will present key aspects of FAIR data, offering deep dives into the topic and sparking discussions on best practices and new perspectives. HMC FAIR Friday is aimed at professionals in research data management as well as researchers from all disciplines of the Helmholtz Association and beyond, who want to learn more about the importance and implementation of FAIR principles.