What is DataLad?
What can it do for you ?

Michael Hanke

Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine, Brain & Behavior (INM-7), Research Center Jülich
Institute of Systems Neuroscience, Medical Faculty, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf

@mih@mas.to       @eknahm

http://psychoinformatics.de

Acknowledgements

DataLad software
& ecosystem
  • Psychoinformatics Lab,
    Research center Jülich
  • Center for Open
    Neuroscience,
    Dartmouth College
  • Joey Hess (git-annex)
  • >100 additional contributors
Funders
Collaborators

Everything is to be made FAIR

  • F

    indable

  • A

    ccessible

  • I

    nteroperable

  • R

    eusable
https://www.go-fair.org/fair-principles

But the "I" in FAIR is not you

  • F?

    I already have it, it's right here!

  • A?

    I am working with it already, I made it!

  • I?

    With what?

  • R?

    First let me finish this PhD and then we talk, OK?

Still, someone has to put in the work or nothing will ever be FAIR.

Be FAIR and immediately benefit from it yourself

  • V

    ersion-controlled

  • A

    ctionable metadata

  • M

    odular

  • P

    portable

EUDAT B2DROP: data deposition and retrieval

Similar support for Sciebo (see https://rdm.sfb1451.de/webdav), Dataverse, Open Science Framework, S3, ...

DataLad Gooey: Convenience for exploration and management

Companion (not competition) for the terminal

Metadata entry convenience

DataLad contact and more information

Website + Demos http://datalad.org
Documentation http://handbook.datalad.org
Talks and tutorials https://youtube.com/datalad
Development http://github.com/datalad
Support https://matrix.to/#/#datalad:matrix.org
Open data http://datasets.datalad.org
Mastodon @datalad@fosstodon.org
Twitter @datalad