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EUDAT’s B2FIND is supporting Blue-Cloud to share marine data across domains.

The H2020 funded project Blue-Cloud has recently released a new video mentioning their collaboration with EUDAT in their federated and powerful virtual platform for research in the marine domain. The video introduces the various infrastructures involved in making Blue-Cloud a reality, including EUDAT, and explains the core services provided to foster Open Science in the marine domain, in support of a sustainable blue economy.

EUDAT’s B2SAFE, B2HANDLE, B2FIND and B2STAGE services are supporting the H2020 project Large-scale EXecution for Industry & Society (LEXIS) in creating a distributed data infrastructure (DDI) for the distributed computing infrastructure they are developing.

The main goal of the Calls for DICE Service Requests is to encourage European researchers to take advantage of a set of digital storage services being made available free of charge by the European Commission. The offering includes a broad spectrum of services ranging from the familiar “personal drive storage” for individuals and small teams up to extremely sophisticated value-added facilities for long-term preservation, identification, metadata curation, and implementation of FAIR principles for data-intensive research projects.

Following a major effort by the European Commission, the Member States, EUDAT, and the scientific community, the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) was launched on 23 November to provide a safe environment for researchers to store, analyse and re-use data for research, innovation and educational purposes.