Keynote: How to Engage with the South Big Data Innovation Hub
summary
Describes concrete programs, funding and software: four regional hubs funded after the 2012 White House initiative with NSF seed grants (about $6M in 2015 and ~$10M across hubs for partnerships), a South Hub based at RENCI/UNC, working groups and vertical communities, pilot programs like Data Start and PEPE, infrastructure work with the DataNet Federation Consortium using policy-based data management and the irods data grid, containerized workflows (Docker), CyVerse integrations, and Microsoft Azure $3 million credits available for projects.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00South Big Data Hub intro
- 1:08Origins and mission
- 3:39Hub goals and focus
- 5:27Verticals and communities
- 7:11Working groups and programs
- 8:14Transition to Mike Conway
- 9:19Data management context
- 11:45Data sharing in the Hub
- 13:53Policy-based data management
- 15:19Scientific data lifecycle
- 17:49Moving data to compute and vice versa
- 19:33Call for collaboration & Q&A
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