https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/index.htmlThe Q02 project operates a network of RDM-related services supporting the TRR379. They are described in more detail in the following sections. Matrix Space Calendars Collaboration Platform Knowledge Pooling Tool Main Website Data Catalog Cohort Data Discovery Data Models Documentation Service Status Monitor graph TB; subgraph Central services C1[("Collaboration portal<br>hub.trr379.de<br> 🔐")] C2{{"Cohort search<br>nb-query.trr379.de<br> 🔐"}} C3("Main website<br>www.trr379.de") C4("Data catalog<br>data.trr379.de") C5[("Knowledge pool<br>pool.trr379.de<br> 🔐")] C6("Documentation<br>docs.trr379.de") C7("Data models<br>concepts.trr379.de") end U1(("General Public")) U2(("TRR379 member")) C1 --> C3 C1 --> C6 C1 --> C7 C1 --> U2 C2 --> U2 C3 --> U1 C4 --> U1 C5 --> C1 C5 --> C2 C5 --> C4 C5 --> C3 C5 --> U1 C5 --> U2 C6 --> U2 C7 --> C5 U2 --> C1 U2 --> C5Hugoen-ushttps://docs.trr379.de/references/services/matrix/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/matrix/index.htmlThe TRR379 has a dedicated space at https://app.element.io/#/room/!YTyCzxGsutdlGNxjGj:matrix.org on Matrix, an open, free, and encrypted messaging platform with unlimited history. It is intended as an informal place to exchange information, get faster feedback, and connect with people working on the same topics across sites. Joining is entirely voluntary. To join the space, you need a Matrix account. Many institutions provide their own homeservers for setting up institutional accounts. If not, anyone can create a free account at https://app.element.io/.https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/calendars/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/calendars/index.htmlTRR379 uses a dedicated CalDAV server at https://cal.trr379.de. This service can be used to host any number of online calendars. Individual calendars can be configured to be publicly accessible, or only for internal (authenticated) consumption. Internal calendars Any number of non-public calendars can be created and shared with specific audiences. This can be useful to coordinate data acquisition sessions, organize room bookings, or schedule slots for internal meetings and events.https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/collaboration-platform/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/collaboration-platform/index.htmlhttps://hub.trr379.de is the central (data) collaboration site of the consortium. It runs an enhanced variant of the Forgejo software that is designed for maximum interoperability with the RDM solution DataLad. The main difference to the Gitlab solution – that is also employed by TRR379 for internal purposes – is the ability to also host arbitrarily large data on the same site. The integration with the git-annex software makes it ideal for the federated, multi-site nature of TRR379. The full software-stack is free and open source software, and can be deployed at any collaborating site with minimal effort. This aspect is essential for supporting the decentralized RDM approach of the TRR.https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/knowledge-pooling/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/knowledge-pooling/index.htmlThe knowledge pooling tool is a system used for aggregating information on research progress and outputs across TRR379 partner sites and projects. It comprises: A web UI for submitting, editing, and browsing records such as people, projects, and publications A backend API allowing scripts and applications to contribute or retrieve metadata Token-based authentication that integrates with Forgejo teams on the collaboration platform to manage read and write permissions The current (generation v0) tool can be accessed at:https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/main-website/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/main-website/index.htmlThis is the main website of the TRR379. This website is not just a public-facing view on the consortium. It is specifically built to be the core component of the metadata concept of TRR379. It provides a collection of canonical definitions of entities essential for the function of TRR379. Such entities include projects of the TRR contributors to the TRR publication from the TRR membership site of the consortium … Sources The website sources are hosted on the TRR379 collaboration hub in a repository under the Q04 project organization. This repository is a DataLad dataset, the same technology that is used for research data management in the TRR379. The repository README contains instruction on how to obtain a clone of the website for working on it, and testing it locally.https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/data-catalog/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/data-catalog/index.htmlhttps://data.trr379.de hosts the data catalog of the TTR379. This site is currently work in progress, and will be published once the project has started to accumulate data. A data catalog is a website that displays and organises information that you provide about your collected datasets. The purpose of a catalog is to make data more FAIR, specifcally more findable, even if they are access restricted. The catalog further encourages collaboration between partner sites. If all partners share a common data catalog which showcases their respective collected datasets, partners can more easily engage in potential collaborations with each other as they can see what data has already been collected at each site.https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/cohort-data-discovery/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/cohort-data-discovery/index.htmlhttps://nb-query.trr379.de hosts the central NeuroBagel query interface of the TRR379. With this solution, data availability can be queried dynamically, to facilitate data access requests. NeuroBagel supports federated queries and is therefore ideally suited for the decentralized research data management approach of TRR379.https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/data-models/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/data-models/index.htmlhttps://concepts.trr379.de hosts resources and documentation on the metadata models driving the research data management procedures of TRR379.https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/documentation/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/documentation/index.htmlhttps://docs.trr379.de (this site) is the main documentation source for the TRR379. It offers information on facilities and procedures.https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/status/index.htmlMon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000https://docs.trr379.de/references/services/status/index.htmlThe website status.trr379.de provides a central monitor for TRR379 services. In case of an outage (or a suspected outage), this site can be used to look for already known issues, or to report new ones. Service outages and recoveries are also available as push notifications. Contact trr379@lists.fz-juelich.de to get access. A notification is pushed when a service failure is detected for more than two consecutive tests (typically a 10min interval).