1. european open science cloud (EOSC) visions and impact on DARIAH roadmap Eveline Wandl-Vogt, Maarten Hoogerwerf, Jakub Szprot

2. DARIAH digital research infrastructure for the arts & humanities user- and service provider centric bottom up infrastructure open

3. DARIAH digital research infrastructure for the arts & humanities user- and service provider centric bottom up infrastructure open sharing culture data reuse, availability of services and tools interoperability accessability diversity

4. DARIAH-roadmap & EOSC visions for DARIAH-roadmap supported by EOSC cf. moedas (2015)2015 open science cf. DARIAH-theme 2015: open humanities cf. DARIAH-theme 2016: public humanities20152016 open innovation open to the world

5. DARIAH-roadmap & EOSC visions for DARIAH-roadmap supported by EOSC cf. moedas (2015)2015 open science cf. DARIAH-theme 2015: open humanities cf. DARIAH-theme 2016: public humanities20152016 open innovation open to the world

6. DARIAH-roadmap & EOSC visions for DARIAH-roadmap supported by EOSC cf. moedas (2015)2015 open science cf. DARIAH-theme 2015: open humanities cf. DARIAH-theme 2016: public humanities20152016 open innovation open to the world change process and transformation in the arts & humanities social turn network society, we-culture

7. open science whole process of open science: open source, data, access, methodology, peer review, educational resources  (international / global / interdisciplinary) standards  (interoperability / documentation / visability of) methods  diversity cultures | languages | law, regulations | scientific systems | institutions

8. open science whole process of open science: open source, data, access, methodology, peer review, educational resources  (international / global / interdisciplinary) standards  (interoperability / documentation / visability of) methods  diversity cultures | languages | law, regulations | scientific systems | institutions

9. infrastructures user centric infrastructures bottom-up, in-kinds; trustworthy integrating existing national and disciplinary infrastructures responsible research infrastructures cf. EC (2015) public engagement, gender, ethics, open access science education2015

10. challenges social innovation workplace innovation for scientists new communication models collaborative, participative, open methods citizen scientist – scientist – business company – government system of rewards and funding technical innovation robust, trustworthy, yet flexible

11. needs : impact new metrics to measure open online communities success from both, social and technical point of view consistant methodology to measure success of open online communities from different viewpoints providing specific feedback to improve management cf COST-action proposal open online communities international virutal institute ortega et al (2014)

12. visions : use case focus on the change process + support it eg. designing open online collaboration discovery of open innovation in the arts and humanities use case to explore e.g. cultural tourism cultural tourism largest and fastest growing tourism market (OECD) focusing on european diversity and heritage knowledge resources – controlled vocabularies semantic technology – linked open data big data analyticsOECD