Descrizione del progetto
Verso dati trasparenti, riutilizzabili e integrati per la ricerca sull’energia a basse emissioni di carbonio
Dati energetici trasparenti, riutilizzabili e integrati consentono alla società di scegliere, monitorare e attuare percorsi di transizione sostenibili. Non è solo un prerequisito per le persone che hanno la proprietà sui cambiamenti, ma offre anche un enorme potenziale per l’innovazione industriale e sociale. La maggior parte delle banche dati energetiche non sono adatte a questo scopo, ed è proprio ciò che il progetto si propone di cambiare. Il consorzio sviluppa, testa e implementa un ecosistema FAIR di dati aperti nel campo energetico, dove FAIR è l’acronimo di «findable, accessible, interoperable, reusable», ovvero trovabile, accessibile, interoperabile e riutilizzabile. Il progetto EERAdata, finanziato dall’UE, crea un pool di gestori dei dati per guidare la comunità verso pratiche di dati adatte allo scopo.
Obiettivo
The majority of databases are unfit for deploying advanced analytical tools by humans and machines, causing forgone opportunities arising from advanced ICT solutions. It adds to the problem that the transition towards low carbon and sustainable energy systems requires the integration of interdisciplinary and complex data. It means that it is not sufficient to only account for physical and technical attributes, but also socio-economic and environmental ones. Otherwise, society is misinformed about the consequences of upcoming fundamental systemic changes, affecting acceptance building and the creation of ownership for the energy transition.
Transparent and integrated management of energy data with useful metadata information and quality assurance provides the basis for society to choose, monitor, and implement sustainable transition pathways; and for the industry to be innovative. Therefore, databases need to adhere to the principles of open and FAIR data (findability, accessibility, interoperability, re-usability). However, the concepts and infrastructures for FAIR and open data management are currently not existing in low carbon energy research.
The overall objective of EERAdata is to develop, explore, and test a FAIR and open data ecosystem. This new data infrastructure is established through the broad involvement of the energy research community in a series of workshops and is applied in four selected use cases, covering essential aspects of data-driven low carbon energy research. EERAdata also implements an open platform for uniform and seamless access to energy data and establishes a pool of experts and data stewards to facilitate a mental shift in the community towards FAIR and open data practices. A key element is the active linking of EERAdata to national initiatives, the European Open Science Cloud, the Research Data Alliance, and others. In this way, the project builds a critical mass to explore the prospects of large-scale FAIR and open energy data.
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