European Cloud Initiative: implementation status

European Cloud Initiative: implementation status

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  European Cloud Initiative: implementationstatus Augusto BURGUEÑO ARJONA European Commission DG CNECT Unit C1: e-Infrastructure and Science Cloud
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  Political drivers foraction EC Communication "European Cloud Initiative" published on 19 April 2016 Three pillars:  EOSC: the European Open Science Cloud  EDI: the European Data Infrastructure (Development and deployment of large-scale EU HPC, data and network infrastructure)  Widening access & building trust (SMEs, Industry, Government)
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  European Open ScienceCloud (EOSC) o The EOSC will provide all EU researchers a trusted virtual environment with free, open and seamless services for data storage, management, analysis, sharing, and re-use, across disciplines. o The EOSC will integrate and consolidate horizontal eInfrastructures. o The EOSC will federate existing and emerging thematic data infrastructures and scientific clouds, effectively bridging todays fragmentation and ad-hoc solutions. o The EOSC will add value (scale, data-driven science, inter- disciplinarity, data to knowledge to innovation) and leverage current & past infrastructure investment.
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   Clear timelinein the EC Communication on the European Cloud Initiative (ECI) of 19/4/2016  Topic for a Pilot action for EOSC in 2016 H2020 Research Infrastructure call  To demonstrate how to ensure availability of scientific data and data-analysis services through a cloud infrastructure.  Designing a stakeholder driven governance framework.  E-Infrastructures topics in 2017 H2020 calls for federation & interoperability of data infrastructures  Further substantial investments in the 2018-2020 Work Programme of H2020 European Open Science Cloud: how
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  Integration and consolidationof eInfras: users, suppliers and access channels MS Pan-European e-Infra 1 Pan-European e-Infra 2 Facilities Facilities … … TODAY € € EU EU Researcher € EU € € EU EUROHPC Facilities FUTURE …MS EOSC Access Channel Researcher Comm ercial EINFRA -12 - 2017
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  EOSC Implementing Actions FromAction 2016 EOSCpilot to develop and test solutions on governance and architecture, building on the federation of existing data RI & eInfrastructure 2016 eInfraCentral to develop a pan-European catalogue of eInfrastructure services 2017 EOSC-Hub and OpenAIRE-Advance to integrate and consolidate access mechanisms to eInfrastructure, open science and RI services (40M€) 2017 Developement of new innovative open science services (e.g. FREYA for PID governance and interoperability, but there are more) (20M€) 2018-20 Ensure, through cluster projects, integration/connection of ESFRI RIs collecting or producing data to the EOSC 2018 Procurement and Integration of commercial services in the EOSC service offering 2018-19 Exploration of funding mechanisms and legal structures that involve MS and ensure the Long Term Sustainability of an open EOSC 2020 INFRAEOSC-03-2020 (79M€)
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  INFRAEOSC-03-2020 Integration and consolidationof pan-European access mechanisms to public e-infrastructures and commercial services through the EOSC hub (79M€) Addressing: • Users • Access providers • Service providers (public and commercial)
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  88 Thank you!
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  99 • Back-up
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  1010 EOSCpilot Objectives The EOSCpilotrepresents a first step towards the development of the European Open Science Cloud. It will: • Design and trial a stakeholder-driven governance framework • Contribute to the development of European open science policy and best practice; • Develop demonstrators of integrated services and infrastructures in a number of scientific domains, showcasing interoperability and its benefits; • Engage with a broad range of stakeholders, crossing borders and communities, to build trust and skills 10
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  1111 eInfrastructures: Where dowe stand? 11
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  12Outcome of theEINFRA-2017 evaluation 2020 and beyond E-infrastructureOperational services European Open Science Cloud New cycle of service prototypes EOSC-Hub Data & distributed computing e-infrastructure OpenAIRE-Advance Access & preservation of scientific info DARE FREYA PROCESS XDC EUXDAT DEEP HybridDataCloud Innovativenewservices Outcome of EINFRA-12-2017 40M€ 20M€
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  1313 EOSC-Hub: What isin it for ESFRIs? • EOSC-Hub will support the ESFRIs as a collaborative effort of the major pan-European e-Infrastructures. • It will provide integrated access to services from major European e-Infrastructures and RIs. • It will fund Competence Centres related to RIs on the ESFRI roadmap, to promote use and reuse of common compute, storage and data services. • I will collaborates with ESFRI RI cluster projects for continuous engagement with additional RIs of the ESFRI roadmap. Participating RIs: EISCAT_3D, EPOS, ICOS and eLTER, LifeWatch; BBMRI, ECRIN, ELIXIR; HL-LHC and the SKA pathfinder project LOFAR; CLARIN ERIC and DARIAH ERIC
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  1414 OpenAIRE: What isin it for ESFRIs? • OpenAIRE will look for greater integration with Research Infrastructures and will develop a catalogue of services that will be inherently interoperable with and complementary to other EOSC services. • Will support the publication of products beyond literature, such as datasets and software, fostering reproducibility. • OpenAIRE information space will triple its size reaching 120 million objects (incl. publications, datasets, methods, tools, etc.) and 60 million relationships + 8 million full texts articles available for TDM. • Through the production of dashboards, it will empower institutions for research assessment and monitoring. RIs collaborating with OpenAIRE: EPOS, ELIXIR, DARIAH, CERN, PANGAEA, ICRE8
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  1515 FREYA: What isin it for ESFRIs? • A platform that connects and integrates Persistent Identifier (PID) systems, enabling universal discoverability of data objects and provenance; a PID service registry across infrastructures. • Prototypes for new innovative PID services, based on community needs, for improved discovery, retrieval and access to resources. • Open, sustainable framework for collaborative self-governance of PID services. RIs involved: British Library (link to DARIAH), DANS (link to CESSDA), CERN, EMBL-EBI (link to ELIXIR), PANGAEA, STFC
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  1616 Last but notleast: Research Data Alliance • RDA members collaborate together across the globe to tackle numerous infrastructure & data sharing challenges related to: • Reproducibility • Data preservation • Best practices for domain repositories • Legal interoperability • Data citation • Data type registries • Metadata
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  1717 In summary EOSC-HUB Pan-European access channelto EOSC services OPENAIRE ADVANCE Open Access FREYA Persistent Identifiers Socio technical network for Open Science Services, software and data for full life-cycle of research Federated network of interlinked research objects EOSC-Pilot Governance RDA Recommendations
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  1818 €12M Commercial services Public e- INFRA 1 EOSC •User interface • Core service provision • Access rights • Catalogue of services eInfraCentral EOSC-hub OpenAIRE-Advance Public e- INFRA 2 ESFRIs, ERICs …… INFRAEOSC- 01-2018 New innovative services INFRAEOSC- 03-2020 €79M Next technical developments in WP18-20 €28,5M INFRAEOSC- 02-2019