We would like to invite you to a hackathon on machine-actionable Data Management Plans (maDMPs).
The hackathon is open for everyone. As well as software developers we are looking for anyone with an interest in data - no technical knowledge is necessary - you might help with ideas generation, user testing, documentation etc.
The goal is to build integrations and test the common standard for maDMPs that is an official output of the RDA DMP Common Standards WG. Participants of the hackathon will decide which topics to work on, but the primary goals of the hackathon are:
- Integration of DMP tools, e.g. exchanging maDMPs between DMP tools
- Other integrations, e.g. exchange of maDMPs between other services, such as repositories, funder systems, CRIS, etc.
- Development of maDMP examples, e.g. to be later used for testing
- Mapping of maDMPs to funder templates, e.g. Science Europe, NSF, etc.
The hackathon will take place on 27-28 May 2020. Registration of teams and topics starts on 20 April. Open presentation of results will take place on 29 May.
- Registration of topics and groups: 20 April - 25 May
- Hackathon: 27-28 May
- Presentation of results: 29 May
- Community voting: 29 May – 13 June
Create issues in this repository describing what you would like to work on, e.g. describe what system you have and how you would like to use maDMPs. Through the open discussion with others, narrow down the scope of a topic to work on during the hackathon.
Join our slack channel to communicate with everyone who is participating in the hackathon. You can communicate later within the groups any way you want. We will use slack for announcements and will use it during the hackathon for quick chats.
Let us know who is going to work with whom on which topic. Don’t forget to give your group a cool name! Register it by filling out this spreadsheet.
You will have two days to do the hacking! Collaborate within the groups and use provided communication tools to discuss with others. Create issues in the RDA DMP Common Standard repository when you believe there is a revision to the standard or documentation needed.
Summarise what you managed to create. Provide links to resources, demos, screencasts, etc, by filling out the shared spreadsheet.
Present your result in an online videoconference call on 29th May. Everyone will be free to participate as the viewer.
Community will have two weeks to vote for the best and most interesting submissions. The winners will recieve a small prize. Voting results
- Kick-off meeting
- Organizational details and a chance to create last minute groups
- via Zoom at 9:00am BST, 10:00am CEST, 11:00am EEST, 5:00pm JST, 5:30pm ACST, 6:00pm AEST
- Status update meeting
- Short updates from each registered group on the progress and challenges
- via Zoom at 5:00am ADT, 6:00am PDT, 9:00am EDT, 2:00pm BST, 3:00pm CEST, 4:00pm EEST, 10:00pm JST, 10:30pm ACST, 11:00pm AEST updated
- Grand finale
- Presentation of results by each group
- Discussion
- via Zoom at 5:00am ADT, 6:00am PDT, 9:00am EDT, 2:00pm BST, 3:00pm CEST, 4:00pm EEST, 10:00pm JST, 10:30pm ACST, 11:00pm AEST updated
| Platform | Purpose |
|---|---|
| GitHub issues | Define topics before the hackathon starts |
| Slack | Ad-hoc communication between all participants |
| Zoom | Presentation of results |
There will be prizes for the best/most interesting solutions. Details will be provided.
We will publish a report in which we will describe developements made by each participating group. Structure of the document and level of details to be determined by interested hackathon participants.
RDA DMP Common Standard specification, FAQs, JSON schema, examples, etc.