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Dear all-
I just had a productive conversation with Javier Godar and Michael Lathuillière from the TRASE project (https://trase.earth/). They are doing some really nice work (and already have some nice results!) in parallel with BONSAI, and have similar perspectives on open data and the value of open science. For example, they combine tax records, customs data, real-time ship monitoring (via satellite transponders), agricultural extension service municipal-level data, and other non-traditional data sources to get detailed footprints of agricultural commodity exports from several countries (see https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=TIvEczoAAAAJ&sortby=pubdate). They also have existing collaborations with partners many of us would know about. They are also testing a switch from a relational DB to a graph-based DB. The next steps would be: - Invite someone(s) from TRASE to come to the next hackathon - Include TRASE in future grant proposals - I will have another call with them in the fall, and will invite BONSAIers to participate -Chris -- ############################ Chris Mutel Technology Assessment Group, LEA Paul Scherrer Institut OHSA D22 5232 Villigen PSI Switzerland http://chris.mutel.org Telefon: +41 56 310 5787 ############################
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Elias Sebastian Azzi
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Very interesting material. There are also some businesses working in the field of transparent supply chains (e.g. https://www.sourcemap.com/ ; never met them, just came across). mvh Elias
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From: main@bonsai.groups.io <main@bonsai.groups.io> On Behalf Of Chris Mutel Sent: den 2 juli 2019 14:04 To: main@bonsai.groups.io Subject: [bonsai] Collaboration with TRASE project Dear all- I just had a productive conversation with Javier Godar and Michael Lathuillière from the TRASE project (https://trase.earth/). They are doing some really nice work (and already have some nice results!) in parallel with BONSAI, and have similar perspectives on open data and the value of open science. For example, they combine tax records, customs data, real-time ship monitoring (via satellite transponders), agricultural extension service municipal-level data, and other non-traditional data sources to get detailed footprints of agricultural commodity exports from several countries (see https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=TIvEczoAAAAJ&sortby=pubdate). They also have existing collaborations with partners many of us would know about. They are also testing a switch from a relational DB to a graph-based DB. The next steps would be: - Invite someone(s) from TRASE to come to the next hackathon - Include TRASE in future grant proposals - I will have another call with them in the fall, and will invite BONSAIers to participate -Chris -- ############################ Chris Mutel Technology Assessment Group, LEA Paul Scherrer Institut OHSA D22 5232 Villigen PSI Switzerland http://chris.mutel.org Telefon: +41 56 310 5787 ############################
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