Projects Baden-Württemberg

As part of the project, the SCC and its project partner HLRS are expanding their technical infrastructure as an archive for long-term archiving of research and library data for Baden-Württemberg in the service bwDataArchive.

In the project bwDataDiss an infrastructure to descrie, store and link research data and electronic dissertations was developed. The service was integrated into KITopen.

The project bwDataInMotion (bwDIM) supports scientific staff of universities in Baden-Württemberg in their scientific data management. Its goal is to simplify data flows between different services and storage systems.

bwFDM-Communities was the initial project for research data management in Baden-Württemberg, analyzing the requirements of researchers when handling data. The project has published a final report (German only) as well as the processed data (German only).

Research Data Management (RDM) (in German only) supports scientists in the processing and sustainable storage of all types of scientific data. Based on the requirements identified in the project bwFDM-Communities, bwFDM-Info provides researchers with information on a wide variety of issues related to the handling of research data.

The objective of the project bw2FDM is to continue and expand the structures and results of the predecessor project bwFDM-Info. Furthermore it is supposed to coordinate the development activities of the Science Data Centers (SDC) (German only) in Baden-Württemberg. This includes activities that ensure networking between the SDCs and increase their visibility for the research communities in Germany and Europe. Additionally it is intended to increase the awareness of research data management in the scientific communitites and to bring together expertise also beyond the SDCs.

MoMaF (German only) is one of the four Science Data Centers funded by the MWK's Digitization Strategy digital∂bw. The goal of MoMaF is the development of a comprehensive virtual research environment (VRE) for the research areas molecular chemistry, macromolecular chemistry / surface chemistry and virtual material development. The VRE supports scientists in the entire research process, from data collection and analysis in electronic laboratory journals (ELN - Electronic Lab Notebook) to archiving and publication in repositories. The subject-specific ELNs and the corresponding interoperable repositories ensure efficient and sustainable handling of research data by implementing the FAIR Open Data Principles.

The project entitled "Conceptualization and prototypical practical testing of a trust center for mobility data in the application field of automated driving using one of the test sites for autonomous driving in Baden-Württemberg", TreuMoDa, will design an independent and non-profit interface enabling the provision and use of data from the field of mobility that complies with data protection requirements by science, industry and society in accordance with transparent criteria. The goal is to develop a concept of a trust center for mobility data ready for application and to test the most important aspects in an exemplary manner. the business model, legal form and financing options for the establishment of a neutral, independent and yet sustainably financed trust agency will be developed in cooperation with stakeholders. On top of that, a network towards relevant national and international initiatives such as the consortia of the National Research Data Infrastructure will be established.