foundingGIDE Community Events
A key step towards creating a Global Image Data Ecosystem (GIDE) is to connect global bioimage data resource owners. During the foundingGIDE project, we will host three community events designed to foster global exchange and engagement with the broader imaging community.
FoundingGIDE project aims to build a Global Image Data Ecosystem where the bioimaging community actively contributes to and benefits from foundingGIDE initiatives, fostering a more interoperable bioimage data ecosystem.
Find out below how you can engage with foundingGIDE
Life science researchers
By collecting and documenting acquisition of image data according to the standards established by the project life science researchers can ensure the quality of their data.
Imaging scientists and core facility personnel
By providing practical insights and feedback on the feasibility and adoption of proposed standards and benefit from the adoption of standardized practices.
Data Stewards and RDM specialists
By providing feedback on the use of the adopted standards and benefit from train-the-trainer type training on the project’s results.
Imaging communities and networks
By engaging you participate in shaping best practices and ensuring that the standards developed are robust and applicable across various imaging disciplines.
Non-imaging communities and RIs
Standardized image data practices will facilitate the integration of multimodal technologies. Non-imaging researchers can benefit from image data that has been collected and processed according to best practices.
Image Data repository owners
The technical and community events provide a platform for repository owners to provide feedback on the standards, contributing to their continuous improvement and ensuring they meet practical needs.
Industry Partners
Industry partners are crucial stakeholders in ensuring that the image data produced by commercial instruments is compatible with the community standards developed.
Funders and policymakers
This engagement will help ensure that data standardization and researcher engagement outputs are aligned with broader international and European initiatives.