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This is a slide presentation (in Indonesian) for faculty-wide workshop on ZOTERO conducted at the Arts Faculty of Udayana University, Indonesia, on 23 October 2014.If you find it useful for your own ZOTERO workshop, please cite this repository by clicking the Cite button (the dark pink button on the top left above the title of this repository). The default citation style is DataCite.

The “Virtual Physiological Human: Dementia Research Enabled by IT” (VPH-DARE@IT) project aims to provide a systematic, multifactorial and multiscale modelling approach to enable improved diagnoses and prognoses of dementias. Whilst several tools are available for isolated tasks in the analysis of brain or brain-related data, a widely accepted solution to collect and harmonise, analyse, and organise data for the modelling of dementias is not yet available. The lack of such tools has been identified as a major challenge with high impact. The VPH-DARE@IT research platform aims to integrate the efforts of project partners and also of other open-source tools, which are already available and focus ondementia research, with the goal of providing a single framework where relevant anatomic-physiological representations (e.g. biomarkers & measures) are generated or co-ordinated to create more objective and predictive models of patients’ medical condition progression. The specific objectives of the research platform are to: Develop a workflow-oriented and extensible framework for clinical researchers indementia; Develop a workflow-oriented and extensible framework for VPH modellingresearchers in dementia; Define and implement automated pipelines for data processing in VPH-DARE@IT;  Define interoperability mechanisms for integrating the multi-faceted contributions ofproject partners into a single point of service; Re-use these interoperability mechanisms for leveraging functionality from otheropen source frameworks in dementia research; Support the interaction and integration of such frameworks with the VPH-Share datasharing infrastructure; Support data-provision centres in VPH-DARE@IT to federate their databases throughthe VPH-Share infrastructure.This deliverable aims to describe the architecture of the VPH-DARE@IT research platform, including its relationship with the other main software product of the project – the clinical platform. The approach taken for this document follows the ISO/IEC 42010-2011 standard “System and software engineering – Architecture description” as a guideline for its structure and contents.