Open Science
Session chairMaria Francesca Iozzi
TrackTrack 3 -- Krydsfeltet
DateWednesday, 19 September 2018
Time16:00 - 17:30
DescriptionThe Open Science paradigm is nowadays the driving force to establish a “cloud” of highly accessible, highly interoperable set of tools, services and data repositories for research. Although it might seem conceptually easy, the technical feasibility of Open Science e-Infrastructures is not free from challenges. To support and complement the implementation of the paradigm, the F.A.I.R principle (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) has been proposed for both data and services. The proposed session aims at discussing the Open Science concept and the challenges connected to its implementation. The session will introduce some of the initiatives on-going in a specific geographical setting - the Nordic region - taken as a showcase to demonstrate the feasibility of Open Science e-Infrastructure developped in the light of the FAIR principles. This session is intended for prospective service providers, technology providers and software providers from research infrastructures, research projects and scientific collaborations.
All sessions
- Campus Issues
- Closing Plenary
- Cloud Service Brokerage
- Collaboration Tools
- Cool Community Projects
- Data Security in Clouds
- Education and Students / Value Proposition
- Emerging Technologies in Identity Federations
- GDPR and Security - Handling the Challenges
- Global Networking
- Global and Agglomerate eScience Networks
- Lightning Talks
- Networking Off the Beaten Path
- Open Science
- Opening Plenary
- Optical Network Trends
- Science Engagement
- Security
- Towards Our Next Generation Network
- Trust&Identity Evolution
- Wednesday Plenary
- WiFi and 5G