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September 14th, 2017, 03:09 PM
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Dh rmit
Hi buddy here I am looking for list of RMIT Universitye Research terms and definitions, starting with the letters D through to H??
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September 14th, 2017, 04:16 PM
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Re: Dh rmit
RMIT University is an Australian public research university located in Melbourne, Victoria. RMIT Universitye Research terms and definitions D to H D DART: Dataset Acquisition accessibility & annotation e-Research Technologies. Data Cleaning: Deleting or editing corrupt or erroneous parts of data, to maintain data integrity Data Curation: The process of managing data, from its creation through all its various stages, to ensure it is accessible and useable Data Deposit: Committing data to a repository/storage facility Data Encryption: Encoding/modifications to data to protect it from forms of unauthorised access Data Ingestion: Transferring data to a repository or other form of archive Data Integrity: The state of complete, accurate and error-free data Data Mining: Applying algorithms for the Identification of non-trivial patterns from large data sets, using HPC dCache: Disk pool management system Data Protection: Management and processing of data which identifies individuals involved. Data Set: A specific collection of data having common elements Data Service: An online digital repository relating to a particular discipline/area Data Steward: An employee responsible for the life cycle of a set of research data, such as the Principal Investigator (PI) of a project DBI: Department of Business and Innovation (Victoria) DBMS: Data Base Management System; a DBMS is computer software that manages databases DEEWR: Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (Australia) (Defunct; now the Department of Education and Department of Employment) Digital Migration: Transferring data from one format or software platform to another Digital Preservation: The set of processes, activities and management of digital information over time, ensuring long-term accessibility Digital Repository: A facility for secure storage and reliable access to data DIISR: Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research (Australia) DOI: Digital Object Identifier; A name which provides a means of persistently identifying a digital object. This could be a data set - which could then be dynamically related to current data in a structured manner DPI: Department of Primary Industries (Victoria) DPM: Disk Pool Manager DSE: Department of Sustainability and Environment (Victoria) E e-Science: High performance computing to support scientific research, commonly used in the UK EGEE: Enabling Grids for E-sciencE Embargo: A period in which access to research data is not permissible for certain users. This is either to protect the revenue of the actual publisher or the interest of a research group or organisation eRCC: National e-Research Coordinating Committee eResearch SA: eResearch South Australia eRT: eResearch Tools F FOSS: Free and Open Source Software FOI: Freedom Of Information; FOI is the right of the general public to access information held by a country’s public authorities ftp: A protocol or utility for transferring files over a network connection G GPU: Graphics cards contain GPUs, or Graphics Processing Units, for processing visual data. These processors have a different architecture from standard CPUs, and are also considered a more recent and highly effective technology used for carrying out parallel processing (with the potential to replace some of the more traditional supercomputers) GSI: Grid security infrastructure GUI: Graphical User Interface; a GUI is a visual medium for users to input commands, i.e. using the mouse and keyboard as opposed to a Command Line Interface, which uses typed commands H HPC: High Performance Computing; HPC is the term often used for large-scale computers HuNI: Humanities Networked Infrastructure Hydra: Distributed key management University profile: Type Public Established 1887 (college) 1992 (university) Endowment A$1.163 billion (2015) Chancellor Ziggy Switkowski Vice-Chancellor Martin G. Bean Academic staff 4,947 (FTE, Australia) Students 83,025 Undergraduates 44,402 (on campus) Postgraduates 12,079 (on campus) Other students 26,544 (VET & OUA) Location Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Campus Urban Colours Dark green, gold and white (red and black) Affiliations ASAIHL, ATN, GU8, OUA |