A new study examines how Digital Object Architecture, a logical extension of the globally adopted Internet Architecture addresses the challenges of actively stewarding the aggregation and virtualization of widely distributed data about biological and geological specimens in natural science collections.
Informatics and collection data management experts from ICEDIG project and CETAF have completed a proposal for a Data Management Plan for DiSSCo
The COST Action MOBILISE is organising its 2nd Training School on 13 and 14 February in Warsaw, PL.
On 25 November 2019, the National History Museum Vienna will host an the DiSSCo Austria Event, an information day presenting DiSSCo and the national consortium to all relevant stakeholders.
Major players in biodiversity informatics are joining forces with the international conference Biodiversity_Next in Leiden on 22 – 25 October 2019. The objective is to develop a global biodiversity information strategy to help secure the earth’s geological and biological wealth.
DiSSCo is joining GBIF as the latest non-country Participant in the network. Like GBIF, DiSSCo embraces open data for mass-scale digitisation of specimens of European collections
The Executive Masters in Management of Research Infrastructures – an international management development Programme tailored to the specific needs of Research Infrastructures –
Good news: “DiSSCo Prepare”, the project that will act as the focal point of the Research Infrastructure preparation, has just been selected for funding by the European Commission
As one of the key Research Infrastructures, DiSSCo plays an important role for Estonia to become one of Europe’s competence and innovation centres for developing data management and analysis services.
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