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A presentation from Jisc's Tech 2 Tech - European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) event. By Matthew Dovey, head of e-infrastructure strategy, Jisc.
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About European Open Science Cloud
- 1. European Open Science Cloud
- 2. EOSC Portal
- 3. EOSC – Horizon 2020 Governance, Policy,Technical Frameworks and Architecture Leading on Governance and Policy Frameworks First Implementation Governance, sustainability and service strategy Open Access e-Infrastructure OpenAIRE Advance National Open Access Desk, Metrics, extending Sherpa services into EOSC Research Data Policy and Practice RDA-Europe With STFC, UK Node Cloud Frameworks Delivering Framework in UK UK AWS Reseller Regional EOSC Projects National Landscape Skills EOSC Service Catalogue EInfraCentral
- 4. EOSC Association • EOSC Working Groups • National Landscapes • Rules of Participation • Skills • Architecture • EOSCAISBL StatutesBylaws • EOSC AISBL • Observer status
- 5. Horizon 2020 into Horizon Europe » Deliver MinimumViable EOSC and Core Services » Jisc areas: › Green Computing lead › Research skills and digital capability › Exploitation and Innovation Management › Service Onboarding and Expanding Access › Service Planning and User Requirements › Digital Innovation Hub » Deliver compute infrastructure for EOSC » Jisc areas: › Green Computing
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