eResearch 2017 – Poster Presentations | eResearch Australasia Conference

Poster Presentations will be displayed for the duration of the conference in the exhibition area in A0 size, portrait orientation.

A poster reception will be hosted in the exhibition area following the close of conference sessions on Wednesday 18 October.

To have your poster displayed in the Conference App, upload a high resolution PDF version of your poster to the following DropBox link prior to Friday 6 October 2017.

Please use the tips and Guidelines below to prepare your display poster.

When providing a copy of your poster for the App and website, ensure your submission is in PDF format and named with the conference name, and the last and first name of the first (submitting) author: eRA2017_Lastname_Firstname

PDF of Display Posters Due: COB Friday 6 October 2017

Poster Presenter Tips & Guidelines

Use these tips to make the most of your poster display.

Poster Upload

Upload your display poster before COB 6 October 2017.

Poster #	Title	Presenter
1	Hacky Hour for eResearch Training, Engagement and Community Development	Nicholas Hamilton
2	A repository for a Fraser Island (K’Gari) Research Collection	Rebecca Cooke
3	CODATA Commission on Standards	Simon Cox
4	SMART’S Digital Living Lab embracing the IoT revolution	Tim Davies
5	Digital Earth Australia (DEA): From Satellites to Services	Neal Evans
6	Creating an Open FAIR-way to Connect Researchers, Publishers and Data Repositories: a New AGU-led Initiative in the Earth and Space Sciences.	Lesley Wyborn
7	ASCI, a Service Catalog for Docker	John Marcou
8	ReDBox – Tracking the Research Data Lifecycle	Andrew White
9	A survey of attitudes, perceptions and experiences around data sharing and the concept of open data in the Australian Earth Science community.	Brent Mcinnes
10	Developing a culture which values research data through integrated skills training	Sharron Stapleton
11	Breathing new life into old collections – Using citizen Science to revitalising Geoscience Australia Microscope Slide Based collections	John Pring
12	Utilising the International IGSN Persistent identifiers to Facilitate Online Access to Australian Physical Samples and to Data and Research derived from them	Jens Klump
13	Challenges of Real-time Processing in HPC Environments – The ASKAP Experience	Eric Bastholm
14	It takes two to Tango: the Library and the Office of Research	Tricia Kelly
15	HPC at The University of Sydney: balancing user experience with system utilisation	Stephen Kolmann
16	Facilitating Research Connections across the Pacific	Celeste Anderson
17	Open Science Framework – Tools for Reproducible Research	Karmen Condic-jurkic
18	MDbox: a cloud-based repository and analysis toolkit for molecular dynamics simulations	Karmen Condic-jurkic
19	Australian Government Linked Data Working Group: collaborating across agencies to work together on systems, vocabularies, ontologies and datasets.	Belinda Brown
20	Designing institutional services for persistent identifiers	Maude Francis
21	RAiD: A Persistent Identifier and Data Management Record for Research Activities	Siobhann Mccafferty
22	How to Improve Fault Tolerance on HPC Systems?	Ahmed Shamsul Arefin
23	Cybercriminal Personality Detection through Machine Learning	Nurul Hashimah Ahamed Hassain Malim
24	Prediction of Drug Target Interaction Using Association Rule Mining	Nurul Hashimah Ahamed Hassain Malim
25	Victorian Marine Data Portal (VMDP) – Leveraging the IMOS AODN Portal work	Christopher McAvaney
26	Outreaching, collaborating and connecting: Specialised services supporting researchers for the Performance-Based Research Fund (PBRF)	Dahlia Han
27	The value of an Integrated eResearch Service Catalogue: a La Trobe University case study	Ghulam Murtaza