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••• 1 e-Infrastructures: the European Perspective on Scientific Data Carlos Morais Pires INFSO Directorate F Unit F3 “The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission”

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e-Infrastructures:

the European Perspective on Scientific Data

Carlos Morais Pires

INFSO Directorate F

Unit F3

“The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission”

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A new way of doing Research

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Infrastructures and Infostructures

e-Infrastructures are enablers:

They empower research methods making available advanced tools, instruments, testbeds, etc

They allow remote access of unique resource to Scientists

They enable collaboration

Science is the flow from Information to Knowledge, to Wisdom and to Foresight

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A new vision for Science

Virtual communities

Improved scientific process

Cross-disciplinarity

Data deluge Wet-labs versus ICT infrastructures

Role of simulation

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The knowledge triangle at work

in producing knowledge through research

in diffusing it through education

in applying it through innovation

To be a genuinely competitive in the knowledge economy, one must be better

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Global Virtual Research Community

Global:Europe

Europe and beyond (neighborhood, other continents)

Definition

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Global Virtual Research Community

Virtual:Not at the same locationDistributed Inside a computer e.g. as a simulation In-silicoRemotely accessed

Definition

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Global Virtual Research Community

Research:Scientific R&D work InnovationEducation e.g. eLearningHealth e.g. eHealth Government e.g. eGov

Definition

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Global Virtual Research Community

Community:People collaborating

People accessing remote and unique scientific resources

Machine to Machine communication

Definition

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Global Virtual Research Community

Structure

Network

Grid

Scientific Data

ModelsRepresentations

Workspace

Meetings, etc.

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Global Virtual Research Community

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Global Virtual Research Community

Structure

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Scientific Data

VirtualVirtualCommunityCommunity

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VirtualVirtualCommunityCommunity

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ModelsRepresentations

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ModelsRepresentations

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VirtualVirtualCommunityCommunity

Scientific Data

ModelsRepresentations

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VirtualVirtualCommunityCommunity

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Meetings, etc.

Global Virtual Research Community

Structure

Scientific Data

ModelsRepresentations

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Meetings, etc.

Scientific Data

VirtualVirtualCommunityCommunity

Grid operated by EGI (based on EGEE experience)

Network operated by DANTE & NRENs

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Quantity and Paradigm ShiftQuantity and Paradigm Shift

• Modern Science makes increasing use of information and communication technologies

– new instruments for experimentation, observation, measurement are made available (link with physical infrastructures)

– new possibilities for research in all domains, to use and share ‘experimental data’ and link it with models, simulation, software and dissemination papers

• Volumes of scientific data produced or exchanged is growing very fast

Scientific Digital Repositories: brief introductionScientific Digital Repositories: brief introduction

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Capturing Reality: scientific data becomes infrastructureCapturing Reality: scientific data becomes infrastructure

FP7/Capacities 2007:(15 Million €: Call 1 – closed May 2007)2007-1.2.1: Scientific Repositories

The Continuum– in time: (forever) expandability of repositories, curation and

preservation– between raw data to publications: linking data with computation

and dissemination tools– between different scientific domains: the use of data across

different disciplines of science– between research and education – role of research infrastructures

to link research and its dissemination through education

Figure: Klein Bottle with Moebius Band. Reference to article "Imaging maths - Inside the Klein bottle" at http://plus.maths.org/issue26/index.html. The Klein bottle is a non-orientable surface found by Felix Klein in 1882 while working on a topological classification of surfaces.

Scientific Digital Repositories in FP7:Scientific Digital Repositories in FP7:2007/08 e-Infrastructres in Capacities Programme2007/08 e-Infrastructres in Capacities Programme

FP7/Capacities 2008:(20 Million € planned in a future Call)2008-1.2.5: Scientific Data Infrastructure

Further Information & ContactFurther Information & Contact

• Contact and Further Infortmaion:

Carlos Morais [email protected]

Further informationhttp://cordis.europa.eu/ist/rn/

Scientific Digital RepositoriesScientific Digital Repositories(closed 2(closed 2ndnd May) May)