Data and Computational Science Series
The Data and Computational Science Series (DCS2) brings to the University of Cincinnati research and education community innovative workshops and distinguished speakers on advanced research data topics such as high performance computing, cloud computing, data visualization and analytics, research story-mapping, spatial analysis, artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Upcoming 2021 Remote Events
May 14: Using the Jetstream API: an Introduction
May 27: Webinar: Introduction to Computational Thinking Across the Curriculum
June 2: Cleaning your data with OpenRefine
June 8 - 11: XSEDE HPC Workshop: HPC Summer Boot Camp
June 17 - 18: Workshop: Advanced Computing for Social Change Curriculum Development
June 30: Writing a Data Management Plan
Past 2021 Events
January 12: XSEDE Code Performance and Scaling Training
January 12: XSEDE HPC Workshop: OpenMP
January 14: Intro to UC's Advanced Research Computing (ARC) Resources: HPC computing/analysis tools for Research and Education
Intro to ARC slides Workshop Recording
January 19: Writing a Data Management Plan
January 21: XSEDE Webinar: An Introduction to Singularity: Containers for Scientific and High-Performance Computing
January 22: Linux 101
Linux 101 presentation slides
January 29: Introduction to Jetstream & Hands on Tutorial
UC Jetstream Slides
February 2 & 3: XSEDE monthly HPC workshop: BIG DATA and MACHINE LEARNING
February 10: ESRI's StoryMaps
February 18: XSEDE Webinar: Performance Tuning and Single Processor Optimization
March 2: XSEDE HPC Workshop: GPU Programming Using OpenACC
March 4: Open Access - Making Harmful Habits History
March 16: Using OpenRefine to Clean Your Data
March 24: R Data Analysis Workshop
March 31: Using R and a researcher ORCID profile to create resumes
April 6 & 7: XSEDE HPC monthly workshop: Big Data and Machine Learning
April 14: R Data Visualization Workshop
May 4: Webinar: Introduction to Computational Thinking Across the Curriculum
May 4 & 5: XSEDE HPC Workshop: MPI
The DCSS plans to resume in the fall, but while in-person workshops are suspended, there are HPC training resources available remotely including:
XSEDETraining YouTube Channel for workshops on Hadoop, Spark, OpenMP, GPU programming with OpenACC
XSEDE & Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Workshops
Ohio Supercomputer Center Events
Timeline
DCS2 2020 will include both in-house and external experts in a wide range of computational and data science domains, with the aim to enrich the quality of faculty teaching, scholarship and research.
All events are free, registration is required.
2020 Events
January 28: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) Summer Institute Webinar
February 19 & 20: XSEDE monthly HPC workshop: BIG DATA
March 3: XSEDE monthly HPC workshop: GPU Programming Using OpenACC
March 4: Data Management BINGO
April 2: Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) Workshops
OSC Hands-on Workshop
Using Parallel R at OSC
April 7 & 8: XSEDE monthly HPC workshop: BIG DATA
Summer 2020: Publishing Lifecycle of Data Webinar Series
June 2-5: XSEDE HPC Boot Camp
July 27 - 31: Practice and Experience in Advanced Research Computing (PEARC20)
Aug 4-5: XSEDE Big Data and Machine Learning
September 1-2: XSEDE MPI Workshop
October 23: UC Data Day
November 3: XSEDE HPC Workshop: OpenMP
November 18: 3C GIS Day
December 1: University of Cincinnati World AIDS Day Symposium and Workshop
December 1-2: XSEDE HPC Workshop: Big Data & Machine Learning
2019 Series
February 12 & 13: XSEDE monthly HPC workshop: BIG DATA
Flyer
February 26 & 27: Text Mining Hathi Trust Resources Using Python
Flyer
March 5: XSEDE monthly HPC workshop: GPU Programming Using OpenACC
Flyer
March 12: Rob Sisneros, National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)
Flyer
April 3: Ohio Supercomputer Center: OnDemandhand’s on workshop & presentation
April 16: Mine Cetinkaya-Rundel, R Studio
Flyer
April 26: Engagement and Performance Operations Center (EPOC) UC Research Case Study Deep Dive
Application Deep Dives to work more closely with application communities to understand full workflows for diverse research teams in order to evaluate bottlenecks and potential capacity issues
June 3-6: XSEDE monthly HPC workshop: HPC BOOT CAMP
July 11: DCSS Social at Kingsgate Bearcat Lounge
September 17: Lisa Federer, PhD, Data Science and Open Science Librarian at the National Library of Medicine.
Lecture & Luncheon: If You Share It, Will They Come? Quantifying and Characterizing Reuse of Biomedical Research Data
Workshop: Creating Customized Data Visualization With Ggplot2 In R
October 1-2: XSEDE monthly HPC workshop: BIG DATA
November 5: XSEDE Monthly HPC workshop: OpenMP
November 7: Research Computing: A View from the Trenches, George Turner, Indiana University Chief Systems Architect, University Information Technology Services (UITS) Research Technologies
November 7: Linux 101, an Introduction
November 13: GIS Day
Videos of presentations and workshops from the DCSS 2018 & 2019 Series
- Introduction to Science Gateways
- Hands-on Workshop on Science Gateways
- Introduction to Shiny Applications
- Hands-on Workshop on Shiny Applications
- Introduction to Supercomputing at OSC
- Jetstream Overview - A National Research and Education Cloud
- Jetstream Atmosphere: Hands-on Workshop
- Jetstream Gateway API - using the Jetstream API
- Introduction to Screen Scraping using R
- XSEDETraining you tube channel
- Lisa Federer: If You Share It, Will They Come? Quantifying and Characterizing Reuse of Biomedical Research Data - PPT
- Video Recording: If you Share It, Will They Come? Quantifying and Characterizing Reuse of Biomedical Research Data
- Lisa Federer Workshop: Endless Forms Most Beautiful: Creating Customized Data Visualizations with ggplot2 - PPT
Contact Information
Amy Koshoffer, Science Informationist, UC Libraries - koshofae@ucmail.uc.edu
Amy Latessa, Research Coordinator, IT@UC Research Computing Services, amy.latessa@uc.edu
Jane E. Combs, Associate Director IT@UC Research Computing Services, University of Cincinnati combsje@ucmail.uc.edu
Ted Baldwin, Director of Science and Engineering Libraries, UC Libraries - ted.baldwin@uc.edu