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RAM Month 1 Plan | January 2023

Yann Sweeney - DCE RAM

Overview

Week RAM Tasks Overview DCE Tasks Overview
W1 Join & get to know RAM/TPS/TTW communities Read DCE materials & meet with DCE Programme Director
W2 First contributions to RAM/TPS/TTW repos Meet with DCE RPM & Start building RAM DCE resources
W3 Present to RAM team Start building RAM DCE resources
W4 Feedback on RAM DCE resources from RAM team Case Study: Open LIMB

Checklist

General Turing & TPS

  • Attend HR/IT Onboarding
  • Join Turing Slack Channels (e.g. appreciations, data-centric-eng, digital-twins, interesting-events, tps)
  • Meet with a Community Manager
  • Meet with a Data Steward
  • Meet with a Research Engineering Group (REG) member
  • Attend first TPS Coffee Chat
  • Attend frist TTW Collaboration Cafe

RAM

  • Complete tasks from the RAM week 1 checklist
  • Meet with Jen & set up regular 1-1 check in times
  • Review RAM presentation
  • Create presentation for RAM team on a focus area of your choice from your prior work
  • Read EDT white paper and review notes on Digital Twins
  • Work with Jen to set up a RAM TRIC Working Group

DCE

  • Read about the DCE programme
  • Meet with DCE Programme Director Adam Sobey
  • Meet with DCE Research Project Manager Katy Henderson
  • Meet with DCE PDRAs (e.g. Domenic Di Francesco, Rebecca Ward, Lawrence Bull)
  • Meet with TRIC members (e.g. David W & Keith W)
  • Meet with DCE Partnerships lead - Mark Saunders
  • Review DCE 6-12 month plan
  • Share input on DCE 6-12 month plan

DCE RAM

  • Create DCE programme stakeholder map using this RAM template
  • Case study: create example RAM action plan for OpenLIMB
  • Draft plan for engaging DCE stakeholders by the end of March 2023 (e.g. Turing researchers, Turing leadership, industry partners, government partners)
  • Work with DCE programme director to shortlist 3-5 projects of focus within the first year
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