The European Open Science Cloud, RDA, the Projects LEARN, OpenAire and further transversal initiatives Paolo Budroni University of Vienna.

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The European Open Science Cloud, RDA, the Projects LEARN, OpenAire and further transversal initiatives Paolo Budroni University of Vienna

Paolo Budroni The European Open Science Cloud, RDA, and further transversal initiatives     The European Commission is promoting the European Open Science Cloud. This will be soon a reality. According to the Commission “the EOSC is not an actual cloud service, it is a kind of reengineering of existing e-infrastructures based on scientific data. The EOSC will be a federated environment for the sharing and re-use of scientific data, based on existing and emerging elements in the Member States, with lightweight international guidance and governance and a large degree of freedom regarding practical implementation”. In this context Open Science is seen in a visionary way, as a movement to make scientific research, data, and dissemination accessible at all levels of the research community and research support units. This vision will be possible only if we understand how to manage and steer the different components and players, at all levels of the forthcoming Open Science Cloud. This presentation aims at analysing the setting of this management, first embedding it in the broader international context (Research Data Alliance, the OpenAIRE Advance project or the H2020 Project LEARN), illustrate the legal frame, and then describing in further steps the relevance of the main instruments that will enable the realisation of this Open Science vision.    

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)

A N D I T I S A L L B A S E D O N D A T A

The European Digital Single Market Andrus Ansip, Vice-President Digital Single Market “If I had to express my views about the digital future – that of Europe or indeed, of the whole world - I could do it with one word: data.” “ The digital economy revolves around data. It is the driving force behind those three main elements of productivity, innovation and digitalisation. Let’s not lose time being afraid - let’s build an open and vibrant data economy.” See: I https://ec.europa.eu/commission/2014-2019/ansip/announcements/speech-vice-presi- dent-ansip-bruegel-annual-meeting-productivity-innovation-and-digitalisation-which_en

Open Science and the European Open Science Cloud The European Commission is promoting the European Open Science Cloud. This will be soon a reality. According to the Commission “the EOSC is not an actual cloud service, it is a kind of reengineering of existing e-infrastructures based on scientific data. The EOSC will be a federated environment for the sharing and re-use of scientific data, based on existing and emerging elements in the Member States, with lightweight international guidance and governance and a large degree of freedom regarding practical implementation”.   In this context Open Science is seen as a movement to make scientific research, data, and dissemination accessible at all levels of an enquiring society. This vision will be possible only if we understand how to manage and steer the different components and players, at all levels of the forthcoming Open Science Cloud. See: http://ec.europa.eu/research/openscience/index.cfm?pg=open-science-cloud

European Open Science Cloud Source: “Open Science policy: Results of the consultation on ‘Science 2.0: Science in transition’ and possible follow up.” Presented by J.C. Burgelman, June 3 2015 at e-IRG workshop.

Creating Legal Frameworks „The European PSI Directive was established on a minimum harmonisation basis allowing Member States a way in the interpretation and implementation of the framework. The European Directive established framework rules regarding availability, accessibility and transparency of Open Data in Europe. In addition, it was recommended to have a standard elec- tronic licence for the re-use of Open Data and to have a tool to handle the relevant data sets via a list of portal websites.„ Source: November 2015 - A study on the Impact of Re-use of Public Data Resources https://www.europeandataportal.eu/sites/default/files/edp_creating_value_through_open_data_0.pdf

The DIRECTIVE EU 2013/37 amending Directive 2003/98/EC on the re-use of public sector information Among all legal instruments, the Directive EU 2013/37 - which amended the Directive 2003/98/EC on the re-use of public sector information - has demonstrated to one of the most crucial instruments According to paragraph (33) the objectives of Directive EU 2013/37 are to - facilitate the creation of Union-wide information products and services based on public sector documents, and - to ensure the effective cross-border use of public sector documents

(§3) Open Data Policies “Open Data Policies which encourage the wide availability of re-use of public sector information for private or commercial purposes, with minimal or no legal, technical or financial constarints, and which promote the circulation of information not only for economic operators but also for the public…“

(§3) Open Data Policies and economic growth

(§17) Harmonisation of rules and practices policies

The DIRECTIVE EU 2013/37 amending Directive 2003/98/EC on the re-use of public sector information Furthermore the Directive explicitly recognizes the role of some major stakeholder in the processes of data creation, management and re-use. The Directive does not only refer directly to the data, their use and maintenance, but it foresees the automation of mechanisms for the maintenance and the accessibility of data and it includes also the possibility of PPP models and resulting business models.

(§18) Scope II  new roles for libraries

Among all stakeholder, the Directive assigns  a relevant to University Libraries, (University) libraries, museums and archives are mentioned eight times in the directive itself and five times in the amendment of the Directive University Libraries are relevant stakeholders in the Digital Single Market and in the European Open Science Cloud They also play a relevant role in the Open Science mouvement because they hold the data They know how to manage them, to enrich them They can assume roles of brokerage of data and of services Libraries are the main stgakeholders of huge pan-European e-Infrastructures Projects like OpenAIRE, RECODE, PASTEUR4OA, LEARN or are represented in many initiatives led by LERU or LIBER

Open Data / Research Data Libraries as Holder of Data Published documents Underlying data

European Open Science Cloud/1 The European Commission is promoting the European Open Science Cloud. The EOSC is not an actual cloud service, but it is a kind of reengineering of existing e-infrastructures based on scientific data. The EOSC will be a federated environment for the sharing and re-use of scientific data, based on existing and emerging elements in the Member States, with lightweight international guidance and governance and a large degree of freedom regarding practical implementation. See: http://ec.europa.eu/research/openscience/index.cfm?pg=open-science-cloud

European Open Science Cloud Source: “Open Science policy: Results of the consultation on ‘Science 2.0: Science in transition’ and possible follow up.” Presented by J.C. Burgelman, June 3 2015 at e-IRG workshop.

Implementation of the EOSC at a research institution The introduction of the EOSC at a local level at a Research Institution (RI) implies the definition and description of all criteria to be applied at the three layers of the EOSC: Governance Layer Service Layer and Data Layer

Example of criteria assigned to the three layers

This graph gives an overview of national efforts, increased visibility and interoperability of digital eco-systems like repositories., services, data, governance models, etc. all according the requirements of the EOSC as foreseen in the report of the HLEG. ’

Ten recommendations EOSC will be a tangible reality in 2018: start to reorganize now Enhance the shift of mentality from vertical based thinking to horizontal based thinking. Create and offer new horizontal cross disciplines services. Make convergence of knowledge possible and gather efforts into Reference Points for Research Support. New roles assume appropriate training and skill development: offer them Policy development and alignment at all levels, especially RDM Policies: introduce them Generate and adopt Data Management Plans, support Data Stewardship

Ten recommendations /2 Foster the transition from “catalogue thinking management of data” to a “web-based” way of thinking at all levels of the organization Acknowledge the increasing relevance of the roles of research support units versus the researcher community Activate all stakeholders in your RI for the realization of the EOSC 9. Get involved into the bottom-up processes of EOSC 10. Participate to the networks and initiatives concerning the EOSC

THANKS! Paolo Budroni, paolo.budroni@univie.ac.at University of Vienna, Library and Archive Services Head of Department e-Infrastructures E-Infrastructures Reflection Group, Austrian National Delegate Chair of GA of e-Infrastructures Austria H2020 Project LEARN – WP3 Policy Development and Alignment Member of Management Board of Open Education Austria RDA-Austria, member of Board TAIEX Expert