We are pleased to announce the 3rd Global Open Science Workshop which will be held on 22nd September, during the EGI Conference 2022, Prague and online. We warmly invite you to be part of the event and join the discussions.
The Workshop takes place on 22 September and the programme can be found at: https://indico.egi.eu/
The Workshop is part of the EGI Conference 2022, 20-22 September, for which the full conference program can be found at: https://indico.egi.eu/
Online registration is free: https://whova.com/
In person registration has a fee: https://indico.egi.eu/
This workshop are organised together with EGI flagship project, EGI-ACE, and all speakers are sponsored by the project.
We think the resulting programme is very interesting! The first session will focus on CODATA GOSC discussions, starting with a keynote from CODATA Executive Director Simon Hodson who will give an overview of GOSC activities and introduce the new EC-funded project, WorldFAIR. It follows by 2 well developed Case Studies — Radar group by Dr Ingemar Haggstrom from EISCAT, and SDG-13 group by Dr Lili Zhang from CNIC, and they will present users’ needs.
In order to answer the question How GOSC can help? A second keynote will come from GOSC TI Group, and Prof Jianhui Li will present the proposed technology solutions. Further, we will dig deep into 3 technical areas: AAI, Cloud federation and Data Interoperability, and we are honoured to invite leading technical experts, Incl. Dr Nicolas Liampotis who leads the EOSC AAI discussion, Dr Enol Fernandez who leads the EGI FedCloud task force, and Dr Milan Ojsteršek who chairs the GOSC DI group.
The second session focuses on the concrete implementation cases. This time we bring in the discussions with global cloud industries, and Dr Ye Huang from China Alibaba will give a keynote on advanced Cloud technology in Alibaba and their collaboration use cases with CNIC.
The rest of the session will celebrate the success of the Cloud federation across regions and countries achieved via EGI-ACE. We will learn the challenges of connecting regional clouds of China and South Africa with EGI; we will also learn the successful stories of connecting national clouds of Hungary, Romania, Armenia with EGI.