1. Mark van de Sanden
SURFsara
EUDAT CDI Technical Coordinator

2. Slides: Thomas Skordas, Director, DG Connect, European Commission – presented at DI4R 2017, Brussels

3. Research versus Scholarly Communication

4. 8 7 1 6 2 5 4 3 Set up Publish + Share Post Analysis Plan (DMP)
How, what, when, where?
Open Peer Review?
How to enhance Impact?
Set up
Publish
+ Share
Extract more knowledge
OpenAIRE
EUDAT
DOAJ
Re3Data
Fast network
GEANT
Single sign on EduGain
Person identification ORCID, socIds 8
OpenAIRE
Post Analysis
Who works on similar topics?
Who can I collaborate with? 7
OpenAIRE
OpenMinTeD
ELIXIR
EGI
RIs
Plan (DMP)
What data created? How shared with colleagues? What policies for use and re-use?
Where to run? What facilities? How to prepare and transfer?
OpenAIRE
EUDAT
DCC 1
Produce Results
Find Data,
Services, Protocols 6 2
How described? Where stored? Temporary? How made accessible? What policies? How preserved?
RIs
Tools used? Big data? Software?
Create Workflow
EGI
PRACE
EIRO
Established data? Services? Protocols?
Process + Analyze
Store + Curate 5
RIs
EUDAT
OpenAIRE
INRA, FAO, EFSA, … 4 3
RIs EUDAT
RIs

5. Focus collaboration Explore synergies between EOSC-hub and OpenAIRE
Enlarge support for publishing research products on their own beyond the scientific article (research data, research software, experiments, research objects, etc.) in a FAIR way so as to
Foster and facilitate sharing and reuse of all products of science
Support reproducibility and evaluation of the scientific process
Enable fully-fledged scientific reward mechanisms
Enlarge the interoperability by
Adopting common guidelines and APIs
Integrating services
To lower the barriers, to make research products more findable and accessible to enlarge the usage and re-usage with a higher scientific impact

6. Areas of collaboration
Governance and sustainability
Outreach, Support and Training
Services: integrated service provision
Identify low hanging fruit for fast results
Plan for first half of the projects and realign
Caution to resource re-allocation
3 task forces formed to identify gaps and overlaps, and to develop synergies towards a concrete collaboration agreement (deadline: March 2018)

7. EOSC Service Integration

8. Beneficiary Stakeholders
Citizens
Researchers
Data Stewards
Funders
Organizations
Towards an Open Science-oriented Scientific Impact in EOSC
Facilitating publishing and exchanging scientific products in EOSC
JA3
JA2
Scholarly communication services and Research Infrastructures
Facilitating interoperability across EOSC services in favour of Open Science
Enabling services to support EOSC services
JA1
JA4
Service providers
SMEs
Content providers

9. Planning Aug-Nov 3 task forces formed
Governance and sustainability
Outreach, Support, Training and Communications
Integrated service provision
Analysis for each area of: common stakeholders, opportunities for collaboration, gaps and overlaps
Dec
First draft of joint work plan (joint activities of complementary grants, outputs and timeline)
Jan
Revision and update of draft joint work plan with project consortia
Preparation of Collaboration Agreement articles
Feb
Collaboration Agreement first draft for internal/external revision
March
Signing Collaboration Agreement

10. Mark van de Sanden