EOSC Key Exploitable Results
Chaired by Tiziana Ferrari, EOSC-hub and Paolo Manghi, OpenAIRE Advance | Room: Helia conference hall
Objectives:
- To exchange information about Key Exploitable Results as identified by the different EOSC-related projects
- To identify commonalities, differences and synergies between the identified exploitation paths
- To identify common positions among the implementation projects
- To identity issues of general concern that should be brought to the attention of the EOSC governance and the working groups
Target audience:
EOSC governance members and EOSC stakeholders working on the EOSC implementation roadmap and its execution
Main outputs:
- Awareness of commonalities and synergies involving KERs from different projects and initiatives
- The definition of community recommendations and issues to be addressed by the EOSC governance (and WGs)
Agenda
- Opening [15’] Introduction to the session, agenda and goals
- Overview of KERs by area and KER exploitation paths in EOSC, M. Heikkurinen / Innovation Manager, EGI Foundation
Theme 1. EOSC “horizontal” services (in support of thematic/research infrastructures) [20’], Moderator (P. Manghi, OpenAIRE/ISTI-CNR)
Panel:
- EOSC Portal and Marketplace, EOSC Portal collaboration (Tomasz Szepieniec, CYFRONET)
- The metadata service B2FIND (Anna-Lena Flügel - EUDAT)
- Elastic Kubernetes as a Service (EKaaS), (Miguel Caballer- UPV)
- OpenAIRE: Services for Open Science, (Najla Rettberg - OpenAIRE)
- Our top three exploitable results are training, consultancy and DMPonline (Kevin Ashely - DCC)
- RDM support services, Finland (Pauli Assinen - Uni Helsinki)
Discussion topic: Experiences, processes and best practices for the provisioning of services of general applicability
Theme 2. The added value of EOSC for providers contributing resources to the EOSC service portfolio [20’] Moderator: (M. Heikkurinen / EGI Foundation)
Panel:
- Thematic Services, Data and Cloud, EOSC-synergy (Alberto Azevedo/LNEC, EOSC-Synergy)
- A Marketplace for the Social Sciences and Humanities, SSHOC (Matej Ďurčo/ACDH)
- Commercial Cloud Services and Earth Observation Services, OCRE (Paul Rouse/GÈANT)
- Blue Cloud Data and Services Catalogue, BlueCLoud (Dick Schaap, MARIS)
- Software repository, a flexible science platform for the analysis of open access data,virtual observatory, data lake cloud services, ESCAPE (TBA)
Discussion topics: What is the added value of EOSC for service providers? What are the incentives EOSC should provide to attract providers?
Theme 3. Quality verification in EOSC, processes and governance [20’] Moderator (T. Ferrari, EGI Foundation)
Panel:
- The Hub Service Management System, EOSC-hub (S. Holsinger / EGI Foundation)
- The FAIR Data Maturity Model, status, plans and outputs, RDA (Edit Herczog, Vision & Values SPRL)
- EOSC-synergy certification procedures, EOSC-synergy (M. David/LIP)
- FAIR repository certification mechanisms, FAIRsFAIR (Ilona von Stein/DANS)
Discussion topic: How should the EOSC Portal ensure high quality and how quality verification should be governed?
Closing [15’] Session summary from Rapporteur
