EOSC Portal - A gateway to information and resources in EOSC
Around 22 resources have been made available on the EOSC portal. Researchers from many different fields can benefit from the newly available resources, which range from historical archives, open scholarship to an array of data collection, analysis and research-sharing services for the entire research life cycle.
Continue reading for a summary of the latest resources available on the EOSC marketplace and see how they can be useful for your research needs.
This archival service collects data on persecuted Austrians who fled to the Czechoslovakian border in 1938. This edition assembles documents from Czech, Austrian and other sources for the first time.
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Other services were also recently made available by the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure:
This overlay journal platform allows researchers to share their research work as pre-prints, which are hosted on open repositories (e.g. arXiv, HAL, Zenodo). Journals hosted by the Episciences platform are diamond open access journals and, thus, adhere to FAIR principles.
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This open scholarship service provides more than one billion citations data that can be accessed and reused via SPARQL endpoints and REST APIs. OpenCitations promotes the publication of open bibliographic and citation information using Semantic Web technologies.
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The service’s discovery portal pools and contextualises resources for research communities in the social sciences and humanities. The Marketplace highlights and showcases solutions and research practices for every step of the SSH research data life cycle.
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The GoTriple platform is an innovative multilingual and multicultural discovery solution for the social sciences and humanities. It is one of the dedicated services of OPERAS, the research infrastructure supporting open scholarly communication in the social sciences and humanities in the European Research Area.
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Other services were also recently made available by OPERAS:
Offered by the Tilburg University Centerdata Research Institute, this service ensures ex-ante harmonised survey responses and ex-post classification of large sets of structured data. These collections and tools are available in various languages, mapped according to international classifications, and have been used in several interviewing modes (e.g. CAPI, CAWI).
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SAPS is used to estimate evapotranspiration and other environmental data that can be applied to different analyses (e.g. water management, forest masses, crops, etc.). The service helps to improve our understanding of the impact of human and environmental actions on vegetation as well as enable European scientists to exploit the evapotranspiration estimation services from sensing imagery.
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The ICOS Data Portal offers free access to high-quality and standardised greenhouse gas data, in addition to other scientific and educational products and services. Through the portal, the Integrated Carbon Observing system provides an easy-to-use human and machine-readable open data interface to discover and access all its carbon cycle observation data and related products.
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This management service generates reports using customer-defined profiles for SLA management and operations. The monitoring engine helps to monitor status, availability and reliability of NI4OS-Europe infrastructures.
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Other services were also recently made available by GRNET:
This compute resource offers Instruct users the possibility of running their Cryoem processing pipeline on a dedicated virtual infrastructure. ScipionCloud service has 2 main benefits for structural biologists: (1) high-demand computing and storage with powerful GPUs to execute algorithms; (2) the user does not have to install all of the required software.
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Data science specialists and professionals can get support for research and projects centred on innovative uses of GPU processing. Support spans the entire spectrum of a research project, from theoretical foundations to innovative models, algorithms and applications in business, medicine, engineering and more.
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This service offers a full-web and collaborative Virtual Research Environment dedicated to Earth Observation and geolocated data exploration and transformation. AI4GEO aims to make the daily work of researchers, scientists and developers easier, by increasing the success rate of POC-to-production transition and drastically reducing time-to-value for scientific and business geo-data application development.
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When we take a look at the above-listed resources, we get a glimpse of what the EOSC portal has to offer in terms of supporting research in different domains and sectors as well as opening up access to all sorts of information and inquiry.
Stay tuned until next month for more updates to the EOSC registry and a new set of resources that can help you in your research endeavours.
In the meantime, you can find all of the resources listed above on the EOSC marketplace.
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