Global Open Science Cloud Workshop

Session

GOSC, the Concept and Preliminary Landscape

3 Nov 2020, 11:15

http://go.egi.eu/zoom3 (code: 202011)

Conveners

GOSC, the Concept and Preliminary Landscape

• Simon Hodson (Executive Director CODATA; Vice Chair, UNESCO Open Science Advisory Committee)

Description

The objective of this session is to review the existing work in Europe and globally, discuss the concept of GOSC, the landscape, and the roadmap.

1. The UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science

Ana Persic (Senior Programme Specialist, Chief of Section a.i.,UNESCO)

03/11/2020, 11:15

27. International Science Council Action Plan and Open Science

Geoffrey Boulton (Governing Board, International Science Council)

03/11/2020, 11:25

2. The ISC CODATA Decadal Program: Making Data Work for Cross Domain Grand Challenges

Simon Hodson (Executive Director CODATA; Vice Chair, UNESCO Open Science Advisory Committee)

03/11/2020, 11:35

3. GOSC, landscape and vision

Jianhui Li (Director of CSTCloud, CNIC, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS)), Hussein Sherief (AASCTC)

03/11/2020, 11:45

This talk will present the landscape of existing work at global level and the preliminary GOSC vision and objectives

4. From EOSC out: sharing lessons and co-building a global open research commons

Sarah Jones (EOSC Engagement Manager, EOSC Executive Board)

03/11/2020, 11:55

This talk will reflect on progress made towards a European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) from an Executive Board perspective. Common challenges which need to be pursued in global fora will be explored to discuss how EOSC is looking out to global peers and seeking to co-build an interoperable set of services and data which facilitate collaboration across disciplinary and geographic boundaries.

5. Coordination of global activities on the development of Open Science platforms - the RDA Global Open Research Commons (GORC) IG

Corina PASCU (Co-Chair of RDA GORG IG, Policy Officer of European Commission)

03/11/2020, 12:05

The so called “Open Science Commons” or “Data commons” provide a shared virtual space or platform that provides a marketplace for data and services. Examples include the European Open Science Cloud, the Australian Research Data Commons, the African Open Science Platform, open government portals and initiatives outside traditional research contexts. Coordinating across these initiatives to...

6. Panel

03/11/2020, 12:15

The discussion will be driven by the following questions to the panel and the audience:
- What is GOSC, the concept, scope?
- What are the main challenges?
- What should be on the GOSC Landscape?
- What should GOSC do and how should it go about it?