IHAN technical workshop: Data transportation

May 20, 2019 at 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Sitra, room Juhla (2nd floor), Itämerenkatu 11-13, Helsinki, Suomi

Data Transportation in the IHAN world

IHAN internal services and the core components concentrate on managing the process of enabling proper access to the data. The actual data transportation processes are located outside IHAN but need to be “remote controlled” from the IHAN process. This functionality is enabled with components described in the IHAN Blueprint – Data Access Control and the Data Adaptors.

This workshop focuses on three main areas

controlling the process from IHAN – is everything necessary described in the Blueprint?
how data from separate sources can and should be accessed – the world of API’s and data transfer
what are the challenges in combining heterogenous data from various sources – the world of semantics

Program

09:00	Breakfast
09:30	Data transportation in IHAN Juhani Luoma-Kyyny, Sitra – Process and control – Message flows – Data flows – Interfaces/api’s – Contents – data and metadata
09:45	Expert presentation 1 Niko Harju, CGI -What actually happens when services are created and used – how data from separate sources can be accessed, modified, utilized and stored?

10:15	First group work – What moves, from where and where to – data, metadata?
11:15	Lunch and group chair preparations
11:45	Presentation of the main points from first group work and general discussion
12:15	Expert presentation 2 Niko Harju, CGI – How can the semantics be managed? – What mechanisms can be used to utilize data with different contents, structures and forms – How much of these should be managed within IHAN process?
12:45	Second group work Semantics challenge – how to manage different contents
13:45	Coffee break and group chair preparations
14:00	Presentation of the main points from second group work and general discussion
14:45	Next steps

IHAN technical workshop: Data transportation

Data Transportation in the IHAN world

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Program

09:00

Breakfast

09:30

Data transportation in IHAN

09:45

Expert presentation 1

10:15

First group work

11:15

Lunch and group chair preparations

11:45

Presentation of the main points from first group work and general discussion

12:15

Expert presentation 2

12:45

Second group work

13:45

Coffee break and group chair preparations

14:00

Presentation of the main points from second group work and general discussion

14:45

Next steps

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