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OSCARS Composability & AAI Workshop
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160/1-009 (CERN)
Description
OSCARS brings together world-class European Research Infrastructures (RIs) in the ESFRI roadmap and beyond to foster the uptake of Open Science in Europe. Such RIs are part of the five Science Clusters (Humanities and Social Sciences, Life Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Photon and Neutron Science, Astronomy, Nuclear and Particle Physics), which have strived to make open data easily accessible to the users and the public, by providing FAIR data management policies and practices for enabling Open Science.
The participants of this workshop will jointly review their progress on the composability development and deployment. Additionally, they will explore initial ideas for upcoming engagement activities.
A dedicated workshop on Authentication and Authorisation Infrastructure with input from the AARC Project will take place on the 17th, before the main OSCARS workshop starting on the 18th. Please select the days that you plan to attend in the registration.
The official timetable of the workshop is now available.
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Working dinner Menu
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Authentication and Authorisation Infrastructure Workshop I 31/3-004 - IT Amphitheatre
The AARC TREE project is organizing a workshop to engage with the eScience clusters to gather inputs to shape the Compendium of AARC Best practices and Recommendations deliverable.
During the workshop the AARC TREE team will report on the initial revision of the AARC Blueprint Architecture, its policy and interoperability framework as well as on the requirements collected by the AARC TREE team from the eScience community that drove the revision.
Feedback from the OSCARS community is solicited to understand their requirements, how they are met and what time of support they would like to receive from the AARC TREE.
Participants are welcome to provide input on strategies to address sustainability aspects for maintaining operational AAI solutions that align with the AARC BPA framework.
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13:30
Welcome and Roundtable Introduction, Hannah Short (CERN) & Sally Chambers (DARIAH) 30mSpeaker: Sally Chambers
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14:00
Introduction to the AARC-TREE compendium, Hannah Short (CERN) & Sally Chambers (DARIAH) 15m
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14:15
Initial Feedback on the Compendium (Interactive Session) 30m
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14:45
Selecting the Use Cases for the Compendium 45m
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13:30
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15:30
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Authentication and Authorisation Infrastructure Workshop I: Authentication and Authorisation Infrastructure Workshop II 31/3-004 - IT Amphitheatre
The AARC TREE project is organizing a workshop to engage with the eScience clusters to gather inputs to shape the Compendium of AARC Best practices and Recommendations deliverable.
During the workshop the AARC TREE team will report on the initial revision of the AARC Blueprint Architecture, its policy and interoperability framework as well as on the requirements collected by the AARC TREE team from the eScience community that drove the revision.
Feedback from the OSCARS community is solicited to understand their requirements, how they are met and what time of support they would like to receive from the AARC TREE.
Participants are welcome to provide input on strategies to address sustainability aspects for maintaining operational AAI solutions that align with the AARC BPA framework.
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15:45
Landscape of existing AAI solutions 30m
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16:15
How mature is my AAI? 45m
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17:00
Next Steps: Review, Outreach, and Communication Audiences and Channels 30m
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15:45
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19:00
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21:30
Welcome Dinner (self-paid) at Bains de Paquis 2h 30m
Fondue at Bains des Paquis
Reservation for 19:00 for 30 people (name CERN)We order at the counter
- Easiest is if Hannah pays for everything and you pay her back (euros
or chf)
- this is because they prefer a large order for the table and
they decide how many fondue pots they bring Fondue (27chf), ½ a plate
of dried meat (7.5chf) with ¼ bottle of wine (10chf) = approx 45 chf
- Veggie alternatives available including salads https://buvettedesbains.com/Nicest walk = Catch tram 18 down to Bel Air and walk along the lake.
Alternatively exit at Cornavin and have a slightly shorter, but more colorful experience
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Introduction to the OSCARS and AARC-TREE projects: Introduction 160/1-009Conveners: Paul Millar, Sally Chambers (The European Library)
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09:30
Introduction OSCARS 15mSpeakers: Paul Millar, Sally Chambers
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09:45
Introduction AARC-TREE 15mSpeakers: Hannah Short, Sally Chambers
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09:30
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10:30
Speakers: Hannah Short (CERN), Sally Chambers (The European Library)
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10:30
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11:15
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10:30
ENVRI Scenario 20mSpeaker: Joaquín López Lérida
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10:50
ESCAPE Scenario 20mSpeakers: Giovanni Guerrieri, Leo Chazallet, Marion Pierre
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10:30
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11:30
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12:30
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11:30
LS-RI Scenario 20mSpeaker: Romain David
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11:50
PaNOSC Scenario 20mSpeakers: Melanie Nentwich (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY), Paul Millar
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12:10
SSHOC Scenario 20mSpeakers: Laure Barbot, Matej Ďurčo, Michael Kurzmeier, Sally Chambers (The European Library)
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Lunch break 1h R1 - 501/R-016
R1 - 501/R-016
CERN
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Introducing the EOSC Federation Buildup Phase 15mSpeaker: Bob Jones (CERN)
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13:45
Introduction to the EOSC-EU node 30m
Spiros Athanasiou and colleagues
Speaker: Spyridon Athanasiou (EU Node) - 14:15
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14:45
Panel Discussion 15mSpeakers: Bob Jones, Giovanni Guerrieri (CERN), Spiros Athanasiou
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Convener: Alen Vodopijevec (CESSDA ERIC)
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Convener: Matej Ďurčo
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15:45
The Problem: Fragmented Access to Data 10mSpeaker: Anca Hienola (FInnish Meteorological Institute)
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15:55
LifeWatch Demo 10mSpeaker: Joaquín López Lérida (LifeWatch)
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16:05
Curation Efforts in the CLARIN Virtual Language Observatory 10mSpeakers: Alexander König, Matej Durco (ACDH-CH OEAW)
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16:15
Open Discussion on Resource Discovery 30mSpeaker: Matej Ďurčo
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15:45
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Visit to the CERN Facilities: SynchroCyclotron and Antimatter DeceleratorConvener: Giovanni Guerrieri (CERN)
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16:45
Visit to the CERN Facilities 1h 50m
16:45-17:25
- Groups 1,2 visit to the SynchroCyclotron
- Group 3 visit to the Antimatter Decelerator
17:40-18:20
- Group 1,2 visit to the Antimatter Decelerator
- Group 3 visit to the SynchroCyclotron
Speaker: Giovanni Guerrieri (CERN)
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16:45
- 20:00 → 22:30
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Visit to the CERN Facilities: ATLAS Visitor Centre In front of building 160
In front of building 160
CERN
Convener: Giovanni Guerrieri (CERN)-
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ATLAS Visitor Centre 30m
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08:05
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- Summary of the previous day
- Goal of the current day
Speakers: Paul Millar, Sally Chambers (The European Library) -
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Discussion and Q&A 40mSpeakers: Andre Sailer (CERN), Tibor Simko (CERN)
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ENVRI Workflow Engine 30mSpeaker: Joaquín López Lérida (LifeWatch)
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12:30
SSHOC Digitised Historical Newspapers Workflow 30mSpeakers: Laure Barbot, Matej Ďurčo, Michael Kurzmeier, Sally Chambers
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Lunch break 1h R1 - 501/R-016
R1 - 501/R-016
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Oscars Workshop: Conclusion, Take-aways, Actions, and Next Steps 160/1-009Conveners: Sally Chambers (The European Library), Paul Millar, Melanie Nentwich (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY)
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14:00
Conclusion and Actions 1h
15-20 min per cluster
take-away, set of priorities or actions per section of the workshop/lesson learnt that can be used in the composability scenarios & Next steps
Speakers: Sally Chambers (The European Library), Paul Millar, Melanie Nentwich (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY), Giovanni Guerrieri (CERN) -
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WP3 Competence Centres survey 20mSpeaker: Romain DAVID
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Next Steps 10m
Next WP2 steps = MSs in December 2025:
- MS8: Composability Progress Report,
- MS9: Initial Engagement Concept;
- (D2.2 (June 2026))Speakers: Sally Chambers (The European Library), Melanie Nentwich (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY), Paul Millar
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