November 6, 2020
In the frame of the Η2020 DARE project (SKEL Lab) a webinar is organised, focusing on the use of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data applied on a Seismology use-case and the calculation of earthquake source parameters.
During the session, speakers will introduce the DARE platform and the project to both research developers and domain researchers of the seismological community of EPOS, who work on a daily basis with tools and workflows for earthquake analyses in the context of emergency communication.
The webinar will cover interaction with the DARE platform which can help to supplement user-facing applications. The webinar will also include deployment instructions and a short hands-on session. A number of test accounts on an operational DARE installation will be provided for limited time to be used upon availability.
Webinar: Introduction to the DARE platform – Focusing on Earth Sciences (Seismology)
Where: Online
When: Wednesday 11 November 2020, 10:00-11:30 CET (11.00 Athens)
Registration link: https://forms.gle/6EDjTAR6fyEb2z8Y8
A follow up email will be sent to registrants with connection instructions.
The DARE platform, the main technical outcome of the DARE project (curent release 3.6), enables the seamless development and reusability of high-level scientific workflows and applications, and the reproducibility of the experiments. It emphasises RESTful-based interaction to deliver Workflow-as-a-Service (WaaS) functionality and dynamic loading of execution contexts, therefore hiding significant technical complexity from the end users. The platform currently supports use cases from the domains of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences. It is primarily intended to be used by research engineers and researchers.
Webinar Agenda
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11 Nov (CET)
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Program
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Presenter
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10:00-10:05
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Welcome and introduction to the DARE project
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Iraklis Klampanos, NCSR Demokritos |
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10:05-10:25
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The DARE platform: Tools and API
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Iraklis Klampanos, NCSR Demokritos |
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10:25-10:40
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The implementation of the MT3D (Moment Tensor in 3D) use-case
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Federica Magnoni, INGV |
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10:40-10:45
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Evaluation overview
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Aurora Constantin, UEDIN |
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10:45-10:50
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Q&A
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End of 1st part
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10:50-11:10
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DARE platform components and deployment
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Iraklis Klampanos, NCSR Demokritos |
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11:10-11:30
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Hands on session for registered users
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End of webinar
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In October 2020 a similar DARE Webinar took place focusing on Climate & Atmospheric Sciences with the aim to introduce the DARE platform to the wider ENES community via a use-case dealing with cyclone tracking.