OSFair2017 Workshop | National & European e-infrastructures "Cooperation for Open Science"

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Najla Rettberg & Tiziana Ferrari talk about National & European e-infrastructures | OSFair2017 Workshop Workshop title: National and European e-infrastructure cooparation for Open Science Workshop overview: This collaborative workshop comes in the context of coordinating EOSC related activities across large European infrastructures at European and national level. The workshop will offer an opportunity for cross-pollination on issues ranging from open scholarship to technical service provision, training, community engagement and support. OpenAIRE NOADs, EGI NGIs, GEANT NRENs and other national e-Infrastructure representatives will discuss gaps, synergies, coordination and service integration opportunities. DAY 3 - PARALLEL SESSION 6 & 7

Science

SCHEDULE
Introduction &Infrastructures 09:00
Theme 1 09:50
Coffee Break 11:00
Theme 2 211:30
Wrap up 12:45
Close 13:00
EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 2

• Awareness of Infrastructures
• Understand diversecommunities
• Learn Examples of Services in Action
• Understand servicesonoffer
• Howcanyoucontribute–locallevelrequirements
• Future collaboration – ‘Cooperation Agreement’
• Identifyareastoworktogether
Aim of this workshop
EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 3

• Three Infrastructures
• EGI;GEANT;OpenAIRE
• Difference communities & Priorities
• Players in EOSC
• Horizontal Services – what underpins them?
• Computingservices,Researchservices,OpenScienceProvision,Publishing
The Context
EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 4

TheEOSCWillbe:
EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop
A virtual environment with open and
seamless services for storage,
management, analysis and re-use of
research data, across borders and
scientific disciplines by federating
existing scientific data infrastructures
Canyoucontribute?
6

EOSC Overview
EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 7

EOSCwillprovideacomprehensiveandevolvingsetofservicessupportinganopenscience-
friendlyknowledgeproductionlifecycle.
• scientificinstruments;
• data;
• applications,workflows,software;
• storage,computeandnetworkconnectivity;
• writtenknowledge(e.gscientificpublications,educationalandtrainingresources);
• servicesforenablingfederatedaccess,likefederatedidentityserviceprovisioning,
authentication,authorization,andaccounting;
• collaborativeservicesenablingthesharing,useandreuseofdigitalcapabilities.
EOSC Services
EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 8

EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 9EOSC Stakeholder Forum 28-29/11/2017
https://eoscpilot.eu/events/eosc-stakeholder-forum-shaping-future-

Data Expertise is
lacking in the EU
“RealisingEOSC”,2016

EOSCHub/OpenAIRECooperationAgreement
EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop
CommonModels
OpenAIRELegalEntity&EOSCServices
SingleEntity&ExecutiveBody
Governance
Helpdesk,OpenScience
Communications
TrainingMaterials&Competences
CapacityBuilding
Engagement
HowtoshareEOSCdata
Privacy&IPR
OpenAIREpublishingservices
Serviceintegration
Architecture
12

Theme1
“European&National
Coordination”
CommunityOutreach,Training
Helpdesk
OpenScience
EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 14

Theme2
“TechnicalArchitecture
Integration”
EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 15
ServicesinAction
IntegrationofInfrastructures
Casestudies

Stakeholders
Do you shareusers?
Can we reach these
stakeholders
How could you engage users
Training
Could we deliver national
training on any of these
issues
FAIR Principles
Collaborate
Could we collaborate at
national level
Who are your user
communities
Questions to consider
EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 16

• Meet your national counterpart!
• One or more concrete topics of collaboration
• OpenScienceProvision,Publishing, technical
• Identify any gaps – where can you be involved
By the end
EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 17

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3. • Awareness of Infrastructures • Understand diversecommunities • Learn Examples of Services in Action • Understand servicesonoffer • Howcanyoucontribute–locallevelrequirements • Future collaboration – ‘Cooperation Agreement’ • Identifyareastoworktogether Aim of this workshop EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 3

4. • Three Infrastructures • EGI;GEANT;OpenAIRE • Difference communities & Priorities • Players in EOSC • Horizontal Services – what underpins them? • Computingservices,Researchservices,OpenScienceProvision,Publishing The Context EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 4

5. ABOUT EOSC

6. TheEOSCWillbe: EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop A virtual environment with open and seamless services for storage, management, analysis and re-use of research data, across borders and scientific disciplines by federating existing scientific data infrastructures Canyoucontribute? 6

7. EOSC Overview EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 7

8. EOSCwillprovideacomprehensiveandevolvingsetofservicessupportinganopenscience- friendlyknowledgeproductionlifecycle. • scientificinstruments; • data; • applications,workflows,software; • storage,computeandnetworkconnectivity; • writtenknowledge(e.gscientificpublications,educationalandtrainingresources); • servicesforenablingfederatedaccess,likefederatedidentityserviceprovisioning, authentication,authorization,andaccounting; • collaborativeservicesenablingthesharing,useandreuseofdigitalcapabilities. EOSC Services EGI GEANT OpenAIRE Workshop 8

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18. Thank you!

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