2023 Program -

MONDAY 16 October 2023

All workshops are in-person only.

Registration for the ‘Understanding our Research Data as an Asset’ workshop is being funded by the organisers and offered to attendees free of charge. Please note space is limited.

A limited number of registrations for the “Sustainability of AI-scale digital research infrastructure” workshop are being subsidised by the organisers. The subsidised fee is $110 per person and is offered on a first-come basis. Once the allocation is exhausted, the ticket price will revert to the standard fee of $250 per person.

A fee of $200 is applicable to attend the ‘Australian ORCID Members workshop’ half day workshop.

0830 – 0930	Registration \| Plaza P9 – P11 Concourse
	Pre-Conference Workshops
Room	Plaza P9	Plaza P10	Plaza P11
0930 – 1230	National PIDs Strategies Meeting By invitation only	Understanding our Research Data as an Asset David S.R. Jung, Ai-Lin Soo, Rhys Francis, Frankie Stevens, Kwun Lun Cho, Luc Betbeder-Matibet	Sustainability of AI-scale digital research infrastructure Steve Quenette, Paul Coddington, Mark Gray, Angus Macoustra, Tim Pugh, Carmel Walsh, Max Wilkinson, Allan Williams
1230 – 1330	Lunch \| Plaza Foyer
Room	Plaza P9	Plaza P10	Plaza P11
1330 – 1700	Australian ORCID Members workshop	Understanding our Research Data as an Asset continued David S.R. Jung, Ai-Lin Soo, Rhys Francis, Frankie Stevens, Kwun Lun Cho, Luc Betbeder-Matibet	Sustainability of AI-scale digital research infrastructure continued Steve Quenette, Paul Coddington, Mark Gray, Angus Macoustra, Tim Pugh, Carmel Walsh, Max Wilkinson, Allan Williams

TUESDAY 17 October 2023

0800 – 1800	Registration \| Boulevard Foyer Registration Desk
0800 – 0850	Networking Breakfast, Exhibition & Poster Viewing \| Boulevard Foyer
Room	Boulevard Auditorium
Session Chair	David Abramson and Frankie Stevens
0850 – 0855	Welcome to Country
0855 – 0905	Welcome David Abramson, Frankie Stevens, Co-Chair, 2023 eResearch Australasia Conference
0905 – 0915	Official Conference Opening Joe Kelly MP, Member for Greenslopes, Deputy Speaker of the Queensland Parliament
0915 – 1000	Collaborative, Coordinated, and Connected: Canadian Approaches to Open Infrastructure, National PID Strategy, and Indigenous Data Sovereignty Clare Appavoo, Executive Director, Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN)
	5 minute Quick Break
Room	Boulevard Auditorium	Boulevard B1	Boulevard B2	Boulevard B3	Boulevard Room
Theme	National Collaborative Endeavours	Enabling Platforms & Services	Enabling Platforms & Services	Foundational & Advancing Computation	Developing & Training for Now and the Future
Session Chair	Linda O’Brien	Luc Betbeder-Matibet	Paul Coddington	Abdullah Shaikh	Sach Jayasinghe
1005 – 1025	BoF Session The Australian National PID Strategy and Roadmap. What is this? Why should I care? How does it benefit me? Linda O’Brien, Natasha Simons	Unravelling Media Impact on Public Discourse: An Examination of News Framing and Sentiment Analysis using NewsTalk Robert Fleet	A report on two years’ work on a standards-based architecture for a Data Commons Peter Sefton	Building the world’s fastest* CryoEM processing platform (*under $100K) Jason Andrade, James Bouwer	DReSA – a story of continuing collaboration in skills training Melissa Burke, Kathryn Unsworth
1025 – 1045		The Australian Digital Observatory: The Stories We Can Tell Richard Sinnott	Building Galaxy Labs to advance life science research Gareth Price	NeSI’s Flexible HPC – A programmable infrastructure for advanced research solutions Jun Huh	Kit out to amp up – The ARDC Trainer Toolkit Adeline Wong
1045 – 1105		From Heurist to the Data Commons: Linked Open Data for Humanities Collections Tim White	On-demand Research Notebooks with all the Trimmings Alex Ip	ASKAPsoft/Yandasoft deployment in Pawsey’s Setonix for ASKAP project Paulus Lahur
1105 – 1145	Morning Tea, Exhibition, Poster Viewing \| Boulevard Foyer Catering Sponsored by:
Room	Boulevard Auditorium	Boulevard B1	Boulevard B2	Boulevard B3	Boulevard Room
Theme	Leveraging Data Assets	Enabling Platforms & Services	Enabling Platforms & Services	Foundational & Advancing Computation	Developing & Training for Now and the Future
Session Chair	Luc Betbeder Matibet	Sara King	David Abramson		Yolante Jones
1145 – 1205	‘Don’t ruin it with mandatory questions. Mandatory questions aren’t cool.’: Building a popular research data manager Andrew Kneynsberg	Australian Imaging Service: Looking Beyond Imaging to Support Clinical Research Ryan Sullivan	Streamlining software deployment and access: two container stories Mark Gray	What does our research community need for the next generation of computing infrastructure? Australiasia Leadership Computing Symposium 2023 debrief Jingbo Wang	Trainstation: A unified virtual environment for programming training Abdullah Shaikh
1205 – 1225	Searching Every Nook and Cranny – The Challenges of Locating Research Data in Universities Dianne Brown	An update on the NeSI AgResearch Partnership as the rubber hits the road Georgina Rae, Ben Taylor	Introducing ARDC’s Virtual Desktop and Jupyter Notebook services Andy Botting	Building Bunya: An Evergreen and Bespoke Approach to High-Performance Computing Clusters Sarah Walters, Ashley Wright, Owen Powell	BoF Session How Training Development through Collaboration, can Support Organisational Strategies for Safe Data Management Yolante Jones
1225 – 1245	From UNSW Data Archives to UNSWorks – learnings from the ARDC Data Retention project Ai Lin Soo	Smart Compounds: Overcoming Challenges Jan Hettenhausen, Rebecca Lang, Julie Toohey	Presenting the idea behind SciDir – A scientific software distribution repository for bringing reproducible software containers securely to HPCs in Australia Steffen Bollmann	Simulating Quantum Computing on Traditional HPC Systems: Developing Tomorrow’s Quantum Algorithms on Today’s CMOS Hardware Werner Scholz
1245 – 1305	The ARDC Data Retention Project. Outcomes and the path to a sustainable and inclusive national research data infrastructure investment J Max Wilkinson	REDCap Platform-as-a-Service Lyall Weir	Developments in the University of Auckland’s Instrument Data Service: The move towards a production ready service. Chris Seal	Building custom web portals for HPC and mid-tier computing Thomas Berger
1305 – 1415	Lunch, Exhibition, Poster Viewing \| Boulevard Foyer Catering Sponsored by:
1335 – 1415	Lightning Talks will be held during lunch breaks at the “Lightning Talk Stage” Chair: Luc Betbeder Matibet h5pydantic, from a Synchrotron through Python to HDF5, Clinton Roy How can Organisations take a data-driven approach to Research Security? Elizabeth Smee CRediT in action – a global study: How is it used by researchers? How can it be used by institutions? Simon Porter Leveraging our licences: creating automated transcription solutions from enterprise platforms, Cameron Fong Developing a Carpentries-style Machine Learning workshop Jens Brinkmann
Room	Boulevard Auditorium	Boulevard B1	Boulevard B2	Boulevard B3	Boulevard Room
Theme	Enabling Platforms & Services	National Collaborative Endeavors	Enabling Platforms & Services	Enabling Platforms & Services	National Collaborative Endeavors
Session Chair	Jens Klump	Amanda Lawrence	Aleem Uddin & Greg D’arcy	Linda O’Brien	Jana Makar
1415 – 1435	BoF Session Emerging Uses of PIDs in NCRIS Research Workflows Jens Klump	BoF Session Research Infrastructure for the Social Sciences – the next ten years Isabel Cereon, Amanda Lawrence, Steven McEachern, Nikita Sharma	BoF Session Software Containers in Australian Research Sector: ARCOS Community Building and Collaboration on SciDir – a Scientific Software Distribution Project Aleem Uddin, Greg D’arcy, Steven Manos, Mark Gray, David Powell, Paul Coddington, Jake Yip, Ping Chen	Profiling Strategies for Accelerating Neural Network Training on HPC GPU Clusters Oliver Cairncross	BoF Session How do you keep the candle lit and not burn it from both ends (as a community & as a community member) Jana Makar, Aditi Subramanya, Marco de la Pierre, Adam Huttner-Koros, Kerri Wait, Loretta Davis
1435 – 1455				Introducing the IRISS Geosocial Data Integration Service: Integrating information on people, places, time, and space. German Eduardo Gonzalez Gonzalez, Tomasz Zając
1455 – 1515				Trialling Collective Access as a data curation and hosting platform Mike Laverick
1515 – 1535	Afternoon Tea, Exhibition, Poster Viewing \| Boulevard Foyer Catering Sponsored by:
Room	Boulevard Auditorium	Boulevard B1	Boulevard B2	Boulevard B3	Boulevard Room
Theme	Enabling Platforms & Services	Enabling Platforms & Services	Enabling Platforms & Services	National Collaborative Endeavours	Developing & Training for Now and the Future
Session Chair	Luc Betbeder-Matibet	Sach Jayasinghe	Jens Klump	Stefanie Kethers	Jingbo Wang
1535 – 1605	Metadata collection at microscopy research facilities: from distant goal to near future? David Poger	How to fight bushfires with data: aggregating, curating and harmonising data Kylie Black	Integrated Digital East Antarctica: consolidating a software toolkit for data-driven Antarctic Science Michael Sumner	Introducing Research Link Australia – A new information capability linking research, business and government Mingfang Wu, Lyle Winton	Upskilling researchers in Machine Learning Jens Brinkmann, Maxime Rio
1605 – 1625	Rakeiora Genomics Platform: building a prototype for genomic medicine in Aotearoa Claire Rye	Presenting the Bushfire Data Commons Dashboard Richard Sinnott	BoF Session Australia’s Scalable Drone Platform – What it is, Lessons Learnt, Moving Forward Jens Klump	BoF Session Driving community engagement with National Research Infrastructures Melissa Burke, Kerry Mora, Sarah Thomas, Emma Joughin, Aidan Heerdegen, Kelsey Druken, Kathryn Unsworth	BoF Session AI Skill Training Pathway: Bridging Gaps and Fostering Inclusivity Slava Kitaeff, Patrick Tung, Jingbo Wang, Maxime Rio, Mike Laverick, Mitchell Hargreaves, Mark Crowe, Abdullah Shaikh
1625 – 1645	The Atlas of Living Australia’s Journey to Empower Biodiversity Research through Public Cloud Sathish Sathyamoorthy, Fabiana Santana	NewsTalk: Developing a full stack data-as-a-service on the Nectar ARDC Research Cloud Matthew Bettinson
1645 – 1705		Early warning systems for life-threatening companion animal diseases: Heartworm and Tick Alert Sahil Arora
1705 – 1805	Happy Hour \| Boulevard Foyer

WEDNESDAY 18 October 2023

0830 – 1800	Registration \| Boulevard Foyer Registration Desk
	Arrival Tea & Coffee, Exhibition, Poster Viewing\| Boulevard Foyer
Room	Boulevard Auditorium
Session Chair	David Abramson and Frankie Stevens
0900 – 0905	Housekeeping
0905 – 0950	Exciting and Confronting Developments in Artificial Intelligence: What It Means for Research and the World Michael Milford, Director of QUT Centre for Robotics, Queensland University of Technology
0950 – 1020	Curation. Collaboration. Commercialization. Impact led research in 2023 Dr Tomas Remenyi, Research Sector Lead, Climate Scientist-in-Residence, Eratos
1020 – 1100	Morning Tea, Exhibition, Poster Viewing \| Boulevard Foyer Catering Sponsored by:
Room	Boulevard Auditorium	Boulevard B1	Boulevard B2	Boulevard B3	Boulevard Room
Theme	Applied AI	Leveraging Data Assets	Leveraging Data Assets	Enabling Platforms & Services	Delivering Institutional eResearch Capability
Session Chair	Ryan Fraser	Steven McEachern	Siddeswara Guru	Linda O’Brien	Adele Haythorthwaite
1100 – 1120	Empowering Research Revolution: Unleashing the Potential of AI and Advanced Analytics with Intersect’s 3AI Platform Abdullah Shaikh	A Methodology for Progressively Developing and Harmonising FAIR Vocabularies for Global Interoperability of Geochemical Data Lesley Wyborn	Curating species lists: Aggregating data to enhance context Keeva Connolly	Technical tools for humanities researchers: a productive placement case report Evelyn Ansell, Simon Musgrave, Sara King	Evolution of eResearch Services at the University of Canberra Kyle Hemming, Anesh Nair
1120 – 1140	The role of Generative AI Test Ranges to protect online services from the impact of malicious synthetic content Christopher Leckie	BoF Session A Roadmap for the Future of Shared Vocabularies in Australia: Harmonising Across Sectors, Disciplines and Internationally Steven McEachern, Megan Wong, Simon Cox, Donald Hobern, Natalia Atkins, Kheeran Dharmawardena, Lesley Wyborn	BoF Session Towards Semantic-enabled Data in the Earth and Environmental Science Siddeswara Guru, Megan Wong, Junrong Yu	PAI-C, more than RDM Training: Towards Aligning Institutional RDM Policies, Infrastructure and Understanding Adrian Wei Chew, Jacky Cho	Leapfrogging to the Future: Transforming Otago University’s Research Landscape John Milnes, Cate Bardwell, Rasha Abu Safieh Alfar
1140 – 1200	Developing ethical ML pipelines for Countering Child Exploitation Ai Lin Soo			Customising REDCap for Clinical Registries John Liman	Integrating Melbourne figshare into a cohesive research outputs ecosystem Ailie Smith
1200 – 1220	Artificial intelligence in the big-data era: an opportunity for FAIR microscopy David Poger			In the IRISS pipeline: A curation tool for integrated data risk assessment Ryan Perry, Weifan Jiang	Data governance for responsible research Dianne Brown, Patrick Splawa Neyman
1220 – 1340	Lunch, Exhibition, Poster Viewing \| Boulevard Foyer Catering Sponsored by:
1220 – 1340	AeRO AGM – Boulevard Room The 2023 Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Australasian eResearch Organisations (AeRO) will be held during the lunchtime session at the eResearch Australasia Conference, on Wednesday 18th October 2023. The lunchtime session runs from 12:20-1:40. The AGM will officially start at 1pm AEST. Attendance at the AGM is open to all, however only current AeRO members are eligible to vote.
1300 – 1340	Lightning Talks will be held during lunch breaks at the “Lightning Talk Stage” Chair: Jacky Cho Harnessing the strength of neurodiversity within Agile teams, James Hogan MQ Research data stewards in fostering excellence in research data management , Laura Hurley A Trust and Identity Policy Toolkit for collaborative research environments, Danny Kingsley, Nick Rossow The Global Sustainability Coalition for Open Science Services (SCOSS) – helping to sustain the open science infrastructure we have come to depend upon, Martin Borchert Realising the aspirations of next-generation repositories, Fiona Bradley, Janet Catterall Empowering Collaboration: An Insight into The Carpentries Executive Council, Nisha Ghatak
Room	Boulevard Auditorium	Boulevard B1	Boulevard B2	Boulevard B3	Boulevard Room
Theme	Industry Updates	Leveraging Data Assets	Delivering Institutional eResearch Capability	Enabling Platforms & Services/National Collaborative Endeavours	Developing & Training for Now and the Future
Session Chair	Nichola Burton	Richard Ferrers	Jens Klump	Ove Johan Ragnar Gustafsson	Fathima Hasee
1340 – 1400	AWS – Powering faster, greener, and more collaborative research Fabiana Santana	Building a foundation of trust: the benefits of aligning Research Data Management and Research Integrity Adele Haythornthwaite	The impacts of collaborative software development between eResearch and the Australian Rivers Institute Isaac Jennings, Jagriti Tiwari	Planet Research Data Commons vision and recent developments Muhammad Ali, Kerry Levett, Hamish Holewa	Opening up the black box: New tools and methods for studying digital platforms and social data Nicholas Carah, Amanda Lawrence, Abdul Obeid
1400 – 1420	Google Generative AI in Research and AlphaFold at Scale Jasper Wang	Macquarie University’s Path to Excellence in Research Data Management Mahdieh Dashtbani Moghari	Mapping Research Outputs to the Sustainable Development Goals: A Case Study of Swinburne University of Technology Hui Yin	Visible & reusable workflows Ove Johan Ragnar Gustafsson	Different Minds: Harnessing the Latent Superpower Behind eResearch Alfred Uhlherr
1420 – 1440	Improving ‘time to value’ for IT projects Kon Kakanis, Jake Carroll	BoF Session Trusted Data Community: Learning to demonstrate trust Richard Ferrers, Siddeswara Guru, Steven McEachern	BoF Session What Do We Really Need to Know? Balancing User Data Privacy vs Quality of Service vs Impact Reporting Jens Klump	BoF Session Visible Research Software Interest Group Ove Johan Ragnar Gustafsson, Tom Honeyman	BoF Session Head out on the HPC Highway: Opening Up HPC to Underrepresented & Cross-Disciplinary Domains Jingbo Wang, Fathima Haseen, Ann Backhaus, Sarah Beecroft
1440 – 1500	Bridging the Gap Between Cloud-Like Aspirations and Realities in HPC Phil Nass
1500 – 1520	Fujitsu’s AutoML platform – Empowers users to harness the power of data-driven insights Mahesh Krishnan
1520 – 1550	Afternoon Tea, Exhibition, Poster Viewing \| Boulevard Foyer Catering Sponsored by:
Room	Boulevard Auditorium	Boulevard B1	Boulevard B2	Boulevard B3	Boulevard Room
Theme	Applied AI	Enabling Platforms & Services	Enabling Platforms & Services	Enabling Platforms & Services	Developing & Training for Now and the Future
Session Chair	Aditi Subramanya	Ryan Sullivan	Stefanie Kethers	Kathryn Hall	Adrian Wei Chew
1550 – 1610	Deep Learning for Text analysis Sachin Wasnik	Influential Nodes in the Australian PID Graph Amir Aryani	Growing a Culture of Service Management at NeSI Georgina Rae	ARDC’s Impact Journey Liv Shanahan	BoF Session Towards National Consensus: Sustaining an Australian-wide Baseline RDM Training Adrian Wei Chew, Jacky Cho
1610 – 1630	BoF Session How AI is transforming science communication tools and tactics Aditi Subramanya	Research Data Allocation Register (RADAR): informing strategic infrastructure decisions Scott Lewis	BoF Session Understanding and capturing the uptake of Digital Research Infrastructure Stefanie Kethers, Sheida Hadavi, Kylie Black, Mihail Staicu, Lesley Wyborn	BoF Session Putting Babel fish in our ears – creating a language for developers to talk to infrastructure designers and users for mutual gain Keeva Connolly, Winnie Mok, Kathryn Hall
1630 – 1650		Delivering a secure, trusted and scalable infrastructure environment for data governance, control and management of sensitive data for remote analysis for the Australian landscape Mathew Ishac, Stephen Bird
1650 – 1710		UQ Research Data Manager (UQRDM) – A Comprehensive Solution for Efficient Research Data Management Mariana Kaiser
1710 – 1810	Happy Hour + Poster Session and Judging + Visualise your Thesis International Winner Announcement \| Boulevard Foyer

THURSDAY 19 October 2023

0830 – 1630	Registration \| Boulevard Foyer Registration Desk
	Arrival Tea & Coffee, Exhibition, Poster Viewing\| Boulevard Foyer
Room	Boulevard Auditorium
Session Chair	David Abramson and Frankie Stevens
0900 – 0910	Housekeeping
0910 – 1000	Journey through Europe’s Data Spaces and the GREAT Green Deal project Marta Gutierrez, Community Support Specialist, EGI Foundation
1000 – 1040	Morning Tea, Exhibition, Poster Viewing \| Boulevard Foyer Catering Sponsored by:
Room	Boulevard Auditorium	Boulevard B1	Boulevard B2	Boulevard B3	Boulevard Room
Theme	Enabling Platforms & Services	National Collaborative Endeavours	Enabling Platforms & Services/Leveraging Data Assets	Leveraging Data Assets	Leveraging Data Assets
Session Chair	Lesley Wyborn	Frankie Stevens	Paul Coddington	David Jung	Sach Jayasinghe
1040 – 1100	Building an Australian community framework for Evaluation of Earth System Models Romain Beucher	The future of digital research infrastructure Keith Russell	Image Processing Portal (IPP): A web-based solution for efficient processing of large-scale microscopy data Nishanthi Dasanayaka	Unleashing Research Data Management Potential: The Power of Integrations Jan Wisgerhof	Research Infrastructure for Sensitive Data Management: A New Secure Research Environment (SRE) at the University of Melbourne Helena Lynn, Hywel Stoakes
1100 – 1120	Preparing geophysical data and software for Exascale: A case study from the 2030 Geophysics Collections Project Nigel Rees	Who is AARNet and its role in Digital Research Ryan Fraser, Don Mackintosh	A Cloud Native Framework for Efficient Data Management in the Great Barrier Reef Conservation Eduardo Klein Salas	Establishment and Exploration of a National Air Quality Database for Australia Richard Sinnott	UQ’s Long Term Storage Journey: Co-design, value, risk and balance Jake Carroll
1120 – 1140	Leveraging research infrastructure for better environment outcomes: The digital journey towards a Shared Environmental Analytics Facility (SEAF) Luke Edwards	Unlocking the Power of Data: Streamlined ETL Solutions for the Digital Anthroposphere Ali Asghari	Connecting systems and process. End to end research data management at University of Canberra Anesh Nair, Alberto Zigoni	BoF Session Managing research data at scale: addressing the growing data challenge together David S.R. Jung, Ai-Lin Soo, Adele Haythornthwaite, Helena Lynn, Andreas Mertin, J Max Wilkinson, Nichola Burton, Rhys Francis, Frankie Stevens, Kwun Lun (Jacky) Cho, Luc Betbeder-Matibet	Sensitive data integration services using shared data environments Rajeev Samarage
1140 – 1200	Building EcoCommons Australia – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly Elisa Bayraktarov	A blueprint for a systemwide approach to Trust and Identity Nick Rossow	Eyes off! Validating research on illegal data through the Data Airlock Greg Rolan		KeyPoint – A universal trusted research environment for sharing, accessing and analysing sensitive data Peter Marendy
1200 – 1220	eReefs Relocatable Coastal Modelling Service: high-resolution operational GBR modelling at scale, and on demand Sharon Tickell	AURIN: Delivering Modern Digital Infrastructure to the Urban Research Community Loren Bruns Jr	Knitting jumpers from steel wool and spaghetti: implementing a modified Darwin Core Event model for the Australian Reference Genome Atlas (ARGA) to increase trust through provenance Kathryn Hall		Building infrastructure for sensitive data workloads Michael Mallon
1220 – 1340	Lunch, Exhibition, Poster Viewing \| Boulevard Foyer Catering Sponsored by:
1300 – 1330	Lightning Talks will be held during lunch breaks at the “Lightning Talk Stage” Chair: Luc Betbeder Matibet Building Effective and Efficient Research Security Practices, Michael Karich Enabling research excellence by leveraging AWS computing Infrastructure, Robert Shen, Carina Kemp Supporting the NASA/New Zealand remote-sensing airborne mission, Mike Laverick DReSA – start sharing your training in 5 minutes, Nicholas May, Kathryn Unsworth
Room	Boulevard Auditorium	Boulevard B1	Boulevard B2	Boulevard B3	Boulevard Room
Theme	Leveraging Data Assets	Enabling Platforms & Services/Leveraging Data Assets	Foundational & Advancing Computation	Leveraging Data Assets	Leveraging Data Assets/Delivering Institutional eResearch Capability
Session Chair	Tim Rawling	Masoud Rahimi	John Zaitseff	Peter Sefton	Max Bryant
1340 – 1400	RRR: Reliability, Replicability, Reproducibility for Climate Model Aidan Heerdegen	Making an Agricultural Research Dataset FAIR: A case study of the Australian Drought Monitor Dataset Francis Gacenga, Duc-Anh An-Vo	A Reference Architecture for Research Data Storage David Abramson	Implementing an integrated DMP tool at the University of Western Australia Kate Croker	Research Data Governance Functions of NII Research Data Cloud Toshiyuki Hiraki
1400 – 1420	Vertical Integration of National Geophysical Data Assets to Support Next-generation Reproducible Research at Exascale Jo Croucher	Expanding seabed horizons: extending Seamap Australia tools and analytics for marine managers Emma Flukes, Peter Walsh	Pawsey Centre for Extreme-Scale Readiness Christopher Harris	BoF Session Implementing a FAIR and CARE compliant access-control system for cultural data, including Indigenous and other data Peter Sefton, Robert McLellan, Jenny Fewster, Levi Murray	A Data Spaces Example for Research Data Sharing Carina Kemp
1420 – 1520	BoF Session Research Infrastructures to enable an Integrated Earth: opportunities and outcomes from the 2023 Academy of Science Elizabeth and Frederick White Conference Tim Rawling, Beryl Morris, Lesley Wyborn	BoF Session Building a Collaborative Foundation for Australian Urban Digital Twins: Enhancing Interoperability as the First Step Masoud Rahimi, Pascal Perez	BoF Session Reestablishing the Tier 2 HPC community at eResearch John Zaitseff, Luc Betbeder-Matibet		BoF Session Supporting, recognising and rewarding eResearch – exploring current practice Max Bryant
1520 – 1545	Ice Cream Break, Exhibition, Poster Viewing \| Boulevard Foyer Catering Sponsored by:
Room	Boulevard Auditorium
Session Chair	David Abramson and Frankie Stevens
1545 – 1630	Digital Data and eResearch Platforms (DDeRP) Panel – Addressing Grand Challenges Together Facilitated by Frankie Stevens Sarah Nisbet, Head of eResearch, AAF Ben Chiu, Director, Services, ARDC Angus Griffith, Director, Customer Relations, AARNet Jingbo Wang, Deputy Director of Business Development and User Engagement, NCI Mark Gray, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Pawsey
1630 – 1640	Conference Close

FRIDAY 20 October 2023

All workshops are in-person only.

A fee of $200 is applicable to attend any of the half day workshops.

0900 – 1030	Registration \| Boulevard Foyer
	Post-Conference Workshops
Room	Boulevard B1	Boulevard B2	Boulevard B3
0930 – 1230	Persistent identifiers for instruments: value, overview and guidelines David Poger, Siobhann McCafferty, Matthias Liffers	Kubernetes from zero to hero in a single session – AIS XNAT as exemplar Dean Taylor, Thomas Close, Fang Xu	Using ARDC Nectar VMs, Jupyter Hub and GitHub to Deploy Agricultural Modelling Applications on the AgReFed Platform Duc-Anh An-Vo

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