This webinar is a continuation of our introductory look at…

Apprenez les bases d’un système de fichiers et d’une interface en ligne de commande Unix.

Faites vos premiers pas sur un superordinateur.

This orientation session will introduce you to the Compute Canada Federation and its research supports and resources that are directly applicable for humanities and social sciences researchers.

In this session, we will give an overview of what a cloud is generally, as well as the Compute Canada Federation cloud specifically.

This workshop will begin with an overview of RDM, and will then delve into a Data Management Plan template specifically geared toward humanities and social sciences research. We’ll walk through the DMP and discuss questions that arise in these research fields, and will wrap-up by looking at some resources and tools to help support the management of your data.

In this session, I will outline digital HSS project management best practices and introduce resources for researchers wanting to get started.

In this workshop we will look at some web only tools, as well as how to host your own in the cloud. After a quick introduction to some tools and resources, we will work through a couple of examples, one web scrape and visualization, and one text analysis.

This workshop will introduce you to using the command line interface to actually do work directly on the command line.

This workshop will introduce participants to XSEDE, and proceed through a hands-on tutorials on research methods that benefit from the additional compute power provided by this infrastructures, specifically photogrammetry using PhotoScan.

This online workshop is intended to orient complete beginners to the fundamentals of web scraping. By the end of this workshop participants will be able to articulate what web scraping is and when it may be a useful method to get information from the web; use one method to scrape content from the web; and do basic cleaning on scraped output.

This lunchtime monthly series, by researchers for researchers, is focused on discussions, demonstrations and applications of digital research tools in humanities, arts and the social sciences. Each session will include a 20-30 minute presentation, followed by 30 minutes for questions and discussion.

Join ACENET and Ocean Tracking Network (OTN) in our Introductory Python for Ecologists workshop series.

This webinar explores how to link databases to code repositories…

Join ACENET and Ocean Tracking Network (OTN) in our Introductory Python for Ecologists workshop series.

Join ACENET and Ocean Tracking Network (OTN) in our Introductory Python for Ecologists workshop series.