B2SHARE
B2SHARE is a user-friendly, reliable and trustworthy way for researchers, scientific communities and citizen scientists to store and share small-scale research data from diverse contexts.
Events
Summer Schools
EUDAT Summer School 2023
Kajaani, Finland
EUDAT Conferences
EUDAT Conference 2026
Prague, Czech Republic
Outcomes of the SeaDataCloud Workshop featured in the latest SeaDataCloud newsletter
During the EUDAT conference "Putting the EOSC vision into practice" held in Porto, the SeaDataCloud project organised a half-day SeaDataCloud Workshop. This workshop gathered around 30 participants w…
4 April 2018
D2.3.1 Community Integration Toolkit
A crucial aspect of the EUDAT activity and its future is the infrastructure’s openness to additional communities. Within this deliverable we discuss the first steps in the development of a Community Integration Toolkit (CIT) which will be a key component in aiding new communities to prepare to participate in the data infrastructure.
EUDAT conference 2018
12.1.3. Island 3
able 6. CINECA
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virtual machine, x86_64, 16GB ram, 2*4 cores Storage: disk ? |
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D7.4: EUDAT/EGI Final Report on the Joint Call for Proposals
This document describes the work undertaken by Task 7.2 "Joint Access to Data, HTC and Cloud Computing Resources" within the EUDAT2020 project focusing on the interoperability between EUDAT and EGI. The main objective of the conducted work was to realize cross-infrastructure services that enable the desired perceived seamless access to a combined infrastructure offering by both EGI and EUDAT services in pairing their data and high-throughput computing resources together.
Widening the EUDAT Collaborative Data Infrastructure: welcome to IT4Innovations and Trust-IT Services
On April 2019, the EUDAT CDI Council welcomed two additional members, IT4Innovations and Trust-IT Services, widening its network to 28 members from 15 countries. IT4Innovations National Supercomputing…
18 June 2019
Data Access and Re-Use Policies Workshop Report: priorities for 2015
Data Access and Reuse Policies (DARUP) is an important area for a number of reasons. Policies must be made clear to potential users of data infrastructures, both the “data providers” – who need to know how their data will be made accessible and who will be able to access it – and the “data consumers” – who need to know about access or reuse restrictions before starting work with any of the data.
EUDAT