Past Events

This interactive workshop looked into the design and development of e-infrastructures for emerging scientific communities and their use cases.

The event brought together over 60 participants belonging to scientific communities, projects, Research Infrastructures and providers of European e-infrastructure services (EGI, EUDAT, GÉANT and OpenAIRE).

Bearing in mind EUDAT’s sustainability plans for the CDI as well as the upcoming e-Infrastructure calls on Data and Distributed Computing e-infrastructures for Open Science as the framework for the discussion, communities have been invited to present their community / research infrastructure’s vision on their existing and future interaction with eInfrastructures, in general, and EUDAT, in particular. The discussions on sensitive data will provide input for the existing EUDAT2020 activities in those areas.

Unique and persistent IDs (PIDs) that can be resolved to meaningful information will be crucial in the digital domain to identify Digital Objects, check their state, refer to them, get access to them, etc. Due to this crucial role it is essential to deploy ultimately stable and robust PID systems allowing users to rely on their existence for many decades.