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REsearch LIfecycle mAnagemeNt for Earth Science Communities and CopErnicus users in EOSC

Project description

Extending the research-enabling capabilities of the European Open Science Cloud

The European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) is one of Europe’s most valuable resources for researchers and science professionals. It provides essential digital services for data management, processing, analysis, storage and networking, among others. The EU-funded RELIANCE project seeks to extend the EOSC's capabilities with an enhanced support for various research activities, aligned with the EOSC Interoperability Framework. It will boost the discovery of and access to research data, including Copernicus data, improve the extraction of relevant information, and manage the research lifecycle via research objects while promoting FAIR and open science principles. By adopting a holistic research management approach, the project aims to enhance support for multidisciplinary research, particularly in Earth Science, improving European science as a whole.

Objective

RELIANCE will extend the EOSC service offering with a set of industry-strong, innovative, interconnected services for the open, efficient, and cross-disciplinary management of the research lifecycle. In accordance with FAIR and Open Science principles, it will adopt a holistic approach to address different research activities, spanning: discovery of and access to research data, methods and materials; extraction of valuable information from scientific literature; structuring data-driven scientific investigations as semantically rich research objects; FAIR-ness self-assessment; dynamic collaboration, sharing and dissemination considering the whole lifecycle as a first-class citizen; and supporting reproducibility, validation, versioning and reuse of research results. Core to the service portfolio are Research Objects as the overarching information artefact to manage research, Data Cubes for efficient and scalable structured data access and discovery, and Text Mining for the extraction of information from scientific text as machine-readable metadata. RELIANCE will pilot the services in three different Earth Science communities, fostering the use of Copernicus data and demonstrating their efficacy in real-life vertical and multi-disciplinary scenarios, and will launch an Open Call to engage other communities. The high-TRL research-enabling services portfolio will be onboarded in ESOC following established procedures, ensuring the interplay with cross-cutting and added value services, and following a user-centric approach. RELIANCE will expose its services via APIs and libraries, enabling their use via different frontends and Jupyter notebooks. RELIANCE brings into EOSC more than 3,000 research objects from research communities like Earth Science, represented by three project partners, but also others like Astrophysics and Bioinformatics, which have embraced research objects concept and tools, and will become the best ambassadors to enlarge and engage new communities

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RIA - Research and Innovation action

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(opens in new window) H2020-INFRAEOSC-2018-2020

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Coordinator

INSTYTUT CHEMII BIOORGANICZNEJ POLSKIEJ AKADEMII NAUK
Net EU contribution

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€ 314 250,00
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NOSKOWSKIEGO 12-14
61-704 POZNAN
Poland

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Region
Makroregion północno-zachodni Wielkopolskie Miasto Poznań
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€ 314 250,00

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