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Dear colleagues,
Just a quick reminder about our sub-group weekly call on Thursday 16th
April at 11am UTC at https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/822252805.
Agenda and minutes:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o8mgdjM8kpZ0BxudGdAaPSxrqXxH94YV4EHZ...
We will recap the current status and plan our next steps.
Thank you!
Best wishes,
Amy and Iryna
Author: Claudia Bauzer ...
Date: 17 Apr, 2020
Dear Iryna dear all
Will there be a writing sprint today feb 17th? Tks claudia
Author: Iryna Kuchma
Date: 17 Apr, 2020
Dear Claudia and all,
Yes, in half an hour: Friday, April 17 11am UTC https://zoom.us/j/460482296
- 2nd Writing Sprint for Data Collections
;
Metadata, Standards & Data Quality
;
Storage
and the next one on Monday, April 20, 10am - 12am UTC
https://zoom.us/j/93069536360 - Legal & Ethical
;
Data Sharing and LT Preservation
; Data management responsibilities and resources
Best wishes,
Iryna
On Fri, 17 Apr 2020 at 13:26, Claudia Bauzer Medeiros <***@***.***>
wrote:
Author: Jorge Clarke
Date: 17 Apr, 2020
Dear all,
I would like to give you more details about myself and my background, to
let me know better, because I haven't managed to understand how can I best
contribute to the WG. I have been participating in almost all the meetings,
mainly listening, I have read the associated documents (without daring to
write on them, mainly due to efficiency considerations), and yet, I haven't
found a way to properly contribute.
My background is mainly quntitative and theoretical, PhD in probability
(Stochastic Differential Equations, browmian motion). Then
a post-doc in Spatio-Temporal Statistics (start working with data). Since
a year and a half I train myself in AI and DataSience (Machine Learning
supervised and non-supervised, clasiffication, prediction and clustering;
Deep Learning, neural networs, etc.). I arrived to the social-science
sub-group because I'm in the trasnversal part and because I like social
sciences (I'm finishing a transition from academia to the private sector,
and from theroetical maths to applied statistics and Data Analysis,
currently I'm consultant in this topic working in a development related
mission based in kenya). By my own means I have been learning
about Environmental Economics, Human Centered Design, Income and Wealth
Distribution, Social Choice and Voting Systems.
Sorry to charge you with this, but I guess that sharing this is the
best way to understand how can I best contribute to the team.
See you soon.
Best
Jorge Andrés Clarke De la Cerda
PhD in Applied Sciences
On Fri, Apr 17, 2020 at 12:30 PM Iryna Kuchma via
RDA-COVID19-Social-Sciences <***@***.***-groups.org>
wrote:
Author: Claudia Bauzer ...
Date: 23 Apr, 2020
Sorry - cannot find the link for today's call, can someone help me???
claudia
Author: Iryna Kuchma
Date: 23 Apr, 2020
Here it is https://zoom.us/j/187365182
On Thu, 23 Apr 2020 at 14:01, cmbm via RDA-COVID19-Social-Sciences <
***@***.***-groups.org> wrote: