Funding for Agri-food Data Canada is provided in part by the Canada First Research Excellence Fund
Agri-food Data Canada Hosts Successful Spring Launch Event
Agri-food Data Canada (ADC) held its Spring Launch event on June 2, showcasing agricultural data management and analysis advancements at the University of Guelph. The event at the Arboretum attracted a diverse audience of researchers and data users eager to explore and learn how ADC aims to build a stronger foundation for data-driven research, ensuring that the benefits of research data are accessible to all.
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ADC Spring Launch
Please join us at the Agri-food Data Canada – Spring Launch on June 2 at the Arboretum to help us celebrate as we reach a new milestone: a suite of new tools to help researchers create FAIR agri-food data.
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U of G data experts host four-day workshop to promote data reusability
Well-designed and executed data management plans are paramount to ensure that any research data generated is findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable (FAIR). However, most research data is created solely to answer a research question; therefore, it is not typically in a format that is easily reusable for any future analysis.
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U of G Workshop to Help Researchers Unlock Power of Data Reusability
As part of its commitment to leading agri-food data management, the University of Guelph will host a workshop series Feb. 21-24 to show researchers how to make their data discoverable and reusable.
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U of G Partners with Human Colossus Foundation for Better Sharing of Agri-Food Research Data
Helping agri-food researchers make the most of their data is the goal of a new research agreement between the University of Guelph and the Human Colossus Foundation (HCF). Under the partnership, U of G will become the only institution in Canada to collaborate with the Swiss-based non-profit in building infrastructure for well-documented data in agri-food research.
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