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==The Mission of the LSDF== |
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==The Mission of the LSDF== |
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1. To develop, maintain storage services for diverse scientific communities and practices while improving methods and means of distributed data management, large scale data storage , long time data archival and massive data analysis for integration in the scientific workflow . |
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To construct and operate a storage and computing Infrastructure for the Helmholtz Association and the state of BadenWuerttemberg, supporting multiple disciplines and serving as a means for innovation, scientific progress and its translation to society. |
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2. To construct and operate a storage and computing infrastructure on behalf of the Helmholtz Association and the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, providing data services for multiple scientific disciplines as a means for innovation, scientific progress and its translation to society. |
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To identify and adopt suitable policies for trust, security and privacy of data management, data storage and long time data archival while maintaining open access in order to facilitate the transfer of research to society and industry thereby offering easy access to knowledge and information. |
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3. To identify and adopt suitable methods and policies for trust, security and privacy of data handling and data storage while maintaining open and easy access to knowledge and information in order to facilitate the transfer of research to society and industry. |
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To develop, maintain and offer storage services for diverse scientific communities and practices while improving methods and means of distributed data management, large scale data storage and massive data analysis for integration in the scientific workflow |
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Latest revision as of 22:08, 17 October 2014
The Mission of the LSDF
1. To develop, maintain storage services for diverse scientific communities and practices while improving methods and means of distributed data management, large scale data storage, long time data archival and massive data analysis for integration in the scientific workflow.
2. To construct and operate a storage and computing infrastructure on behalf of the Helmholtz Association and the state of Baden-Wuerttemberg, providing data services for multiple scientific disciplines as a means for innovation, scientific progress and its translation to society.
3. To identify and adopt suitable methods and policies for trust, security and privacy of data handling and data storage while maintaining open and easy access to knowledge and information in order to facilitate the transfer of research to society and industry.
