EGI2024

Session

Reproducible Open Science: making research reliable, transparent and credible

3 Oct 2024, 09:00

San Martino (Hilton Garden Inn)

Conveners

Reproducible Open Science: making research reliable, transparent and credible

• Amanda Calatrava (Universitat Politècnica de València)

Description

Reproducibility is a key component of open science, ensuring that scientific findings are reliable, transparent, and credible.

This session will showcase services and tools to support reproducibilty and open science in EGI and EOSC, covering access to reusable data, producing provenance information, delivering reproducible computing environments and facilitating the comparison of results in sets of experiments.

59. Lessons learnt with ReproVIP

Sorina POP (Univ Lyon, INSA‐Lyon, Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, UJM-Saint Etienne, CNRS, Inserm, CREATIS UMR 5220, U1294)

03/10/2024, 09:00

Long Talk

The [ReproVIP][1] project aimed at evaluating and improving the reproducibility of scientific results obtained with the [Virtual Imaging Platform][2] (VIP) in the field of medical imaging. ReproVIP focused on a reproducibility level ensuring that the code produces the same result when executed with the same set of inputs and that an investigator is able to reobtain the published results. We...

88. Empowering Reproducible Open Science through the Cloud Computing Platform (CCP) by D4Science

Dr Massimiliano Assante (CNR), Mr Marco Lettere (Nubisware S.r.l.)

03/10/2024, 09:20

Long Talk

Abstract
The Cloud Computing Platform (CCP), developed under the aegis of D4Science [1], an operational digital infrastructure initiated 18 years ago with funding from the European Commission, represents a significant advancement in supporting the FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable) principles, open science, and reproducible data-intensive science. D4Science has...

46. yProv: a Cloud-enabled Service for Multi-level Provenance Management And Exploration in Climate Workflows

Fabrizio Antonio (CMCC Foundation)

03/10/2024, 09:40

Short Talk

Open Science plays an important role to fully support the whole research process, which also includes addressing provenance and reproducibility of scientific experiments. Indeed, handling provenance at different levels of granularity and during the entire analytics workflow lifecycle is key for managing lineage information related to large-scale experiments in a flexible way as well as...

136. Q&A

03/10/2024, 10:00

82. Open Data for DESY and HIFIS

Dr Tim Wetzel

03/10/2024, 11:00

Short Talk

DESY is one of the largest synchrotron facilities in Europe and as such is involved with a large amount of different scientific fields. Among these are High Energy and Astro particle Physics, Dark matter research, Physics with Photons and Structural Biology which generate huge amounts of data. This data is valuable and mostly handled in accordance with domain and community specific policies...

135. Reproducibility with EGI Services

Andrea Manzi (EGI.eu), Enol Fernandez (EGI.eu), Sebastian Luna Valero

03/10/2024, 11:10

In this presentation we review the available services in the EGI portolio that assist researchers with the reproducibility of computational experiments. We will describe how to use EGI Replay, EGI DataHub, EGI AppDB and Infrastructure Manager to create, run and share scientific workflows publicly.

157. Beyond Connectivity: Simplyging Open Infrastructure Discovery and Adoption with InfraFinder

Nicky Wako (IOI)

03/10/2024, 11:25

Short Talk

As a subset of open science, open infrastructure has the enormous potential to alter
research and education. This is because open infrastructure is flexible, cost-effective, and
scalable. Invest in Open Infrastructure (IOI) has created an Infra Finder tool to help
activists make the case for adopting open infrastructure in their local communities. This
technology helps to level the playing...