EOSC in practice stories

The discovery of fast radio bursts (FRBs) is one of the most intriguing radio astronomical discoveries of our time.

As part of an adoption funding programme supported by the EU and building on experience gained through the GÉANT-led OCRE project, the EOSC Future project allotted a total of €4.8 million across...

As part of an adoption funding programme supported by the EU and building on experience gained through the GÉANT-led OCRE project, the EOSC Future project allotted a total of €4.8 million across...

The Italian company Net7 has been developing, since 2011, the web annotation tool Pundit....

The GIGAR-V Project was implemented by a consortia comprising the TU Wien Library (AT),...

Klimamichaniki was founded in Thessaloniki, Greece in 1984. It is an engineering consultancy and construction company with expertise on all HVAC systems.

The main challenge addressed by the federated B2SAFE service is the lack of a seamless data transfer mechanism between different institutions, which has hindered collaboration and research...

Currently, there are metadata schemas (such as DataCite, or DDI) that can describe the concrete outputs of research, e.g., papers and datasets, but relatively little work has been done on...

The key objective of the project was to provide guiding principles for implementing persistent identification and metadata features on research tools to boost interoperability of research data...

The project set out to find a solution for providing information on the state of the environment displaying multi-disciplinary data from multiple sources in a coherent and user-oriented interface. The developing teams had to create interchangeable and rearrangeable frames, each carrying its own customisation menu. 

As the first centralised repository for psychological instruments in Serbian, one of the main goals of the project was to prevent duplication of efforts in translating/adapting instruments and...

In the world of cutting-edge science, EU-OS/Fraunhofer ITMP spearheads a groundbreaking project to consolidate data from EU-OS partner sites for the 'Open Imaging Data Sharing in EOSC/COVID-19...

Multiple levels of interoperability are considered, encompassing organizations, researchers, and required data resources and systems. The project supports collaborative research by integrating survey data from the European Social Survey...

Climate science is multidisciplinary by nature as it involves research in diverse disciplines such as physics, chemistry, biology, geology, geography, meteorology, oceanography, etc. Common tools, data and techniques used for climate include numerical models....

This project is a collaboration between scientists in European Research Infrastructures and experiments seeking to explain the nature of dark matter (such as HL-LHC, KM3NeT, CTA, DarkSide).

Structural biology is a field that focuses on understanding the intricate details of biological macromolecules at the atomic level, including their structural and dynamic properties.

OpenScienceLabs (OSL) enable the sharing of HPC code and results using cloud technology. It provides a universal wrapper for running code in the browser, with access to parallel or special purpose hardware. 

Geohazard is a worldwide research community devoted to the study and management of natural hazards such as volcanic eruptions and earthquakes.

EU FAR – EU Funds by Area Results - was supported under the RDA Open Call for Cross Disciplinary Science Adoption Grants #1 and it was implemented by the Research Institute for Quality of Life...

Gnomee is a web knowledge base that contains Digital Solutions which can act as potential Digital Game Changers in rural areas, agriculture, and forestry.

Marine habitat mapping provides a holistic representation of ecologicallyrelevant marine habitats, their associated biological communities, areal extent, distribution patterns, status, and...

The Lithuanian Data Archive for Social Sciences and Humanities (LiDA) developed a framework for harvesting and delivering rich metadata of social science data (SSD) objects for the EOSC Portal...

There are several research infrastructures or other data services running in Europe that cover a multitude of marine-related sciences, providing specific datasets coming from observations...

There are several research infrastructures or other data services running in Europe that cover a multitude of marine-related sciences, providing specific datasets coming from observations collected with different methods. These infrastructures constitute a diverse world, each looking at a piece of the big picture.

Recent extreme droughts combined with accelerating human exploitation are pushing tropical forests to the point where they cannot recover, making them vulnerable to large unprecedented wildfires. This causes an urgent need to monitor the recovery capacity of tropical forests. To address this challenge, the SURF computing infrastructure was used.

 NI4OS-Europe developed the Repository Policy Generator (RePol), an opensource web application that facilitates the process of drafting repository policies. RePol is available on NI4OS- Europe service catalogue, a regional catalogue through which all the project’s services are onboarded to EOSC

The Social Sciences and Humanities communities needed a central point to gather and exchange information about their tools, services, and datasets. Although plenty of project websites, service registries, and data repositories existed, they were mostly fragmented. 

Based on NI4OS-Europe’s research, legal uncertainty about usage rights and high costs in clearance of licensing issues are very often a matter of concern when it comes to newly produced content but mostly the creation of derivative works, i.e. work that is produced based on other sources. Before sharing one’s research it is important to correctly clear copyrights for any material that may have been used.

The current version of the EOSC rules of participation report edited by the EOSC Executive Board Rules of Participation (RoP) Working Group (WG) states the standards and conduct...

This story derives from a market need identified by the service provider. There are thousands of applications in the natural sciences field who were asking for an automated plant identification system within their own applications.

This EOSC in practice story targets three main types of users: (1) researchers using the uploaded data models for their own research, (2) national and international...

This EOSC in practice story was developed within the Cos4cloud project and targets a very wide user base as it is addressed to any researchers, teachers, students, companies, institutions and, more generally, anyone interested in knowing, studying or analysing biodiversity information.

This EOSC in Practice story targets both researchers involved in large science projects (via the ESCAPE project) and citizen scientists or users interested in accessing (a part of) big science experiment data for everyday research purposes (via the CS3MESH4EOSC project).

This EOSC in practice story is developed  within the Cos4Cloud project and targets three main types of users: (1) the citizen and citizen scientists who collect valuable data, (2) the researchers who use and benefit from the data collected by citizens via smartphones and sensors, and (3) software developers.