1. 1 Horizon 2020 Research e-Infrastructures Excellence in Science Work Programme 2016-17 Augusto BURGUEÑO ARJONA DG CONNECT European Commission

2. 2 Before we start … The material here presented has been compiled with great care for explanatory purposes, however the work programme document approved by the European Commission is the only valid legal reference

3. 33 E-INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES ENABLE THE OPEN SCIENCE VISION Open research data Data and computing intensive science Research and education networking High performance computing Big data innovation

4. 44 Implementation Principles Service orientation ─ Catalogue of services Maximizing and assessing the impact of e-Infrastructures ─ Use of KPIs for operational, technical and socio-economic impact assessment Participation in international fora such as the Research Data Alliance (RDA) Innovation through co-design Open research data Horizon 2020 as a catalyst for growth and jobs

5. 55 e-Infra WP2016-17 consists of 3 themes Integration and consolidation of e-infrastructure platforms Prototyping innovative e- infrastructure platforms and services Support to policies and international cooperation

6. 66 Theme 1 - Integration and consolidation Covers -Coordination of operations and funding (regional, national & European levels) -Exploiting synergies between operational e-Infrastructures -Continuous upgrades of infrastructure without service disruption Features -TRL8 or above -Transnational and virtual access cost reimbursement -Documentation of services on an open Service Catalogue -Services to be assessed by an external board (approved by the EC) -Projects to conclude written collaboration agreements Topics -EINFRA-11-2016, EINFRA-12-2017 and EINFRA-8-2014 (GEANT)

7. 77 Theme 2 – Prototyping innovative platforms and services Covers -Evolution through innovative actions -Platform-driven innovation. Push from the supply side -User-driven innovation. Pull from the demand side Features -TRL6 at the beginning of the project; TRL8 by the end (except PPI actions) Topics -EINFRA-21-2017, EINFRA-22-2016, EINFRA-8-2014 (GEANT) and FETFLAG-1-2014 (Human Brain Project)

8. 88 Theme 3 – Policies and international cooperation Covers -European support to the Research Data Alliance, RDA -Support to data dissemination and international cooperation in the context of the Square Kilometre Array project -International Co-operation on e-infrastructure supporting major societal challenges -Support to the e-IRG secretariat -Support to dissemination for the e-infrastructure programme -Support to small-size foresight roadmaps for the e-infrastructure programme Topics -INFRASUPP-03-2016, INFRASUPP-02-2017 (3), INFRASUPP-03-2017

9. 9 Interplay between theme 1 and theme 2: a dynamic view of WP 16/17 WP 16/17Future Catalogue of operational services Theme 1: Integration and consolidation Theme 2: Innovation Prototypes of new platforms and services Catalogue of operational services New prototypes

10. 10 Conditions applicable to all e-Infrastructure projects: part D of the section “Specific features for Research Infrastructures” p.74-77 Proposals shall consider existing operational services to the greatest extent possible to use or extend them All proposals are requested to suggest clear metrics (KPIs) for monitoring results and impact All services developed should be made discoverable on-line by including them in searchable catalogues or digital registries All software developed should be open source with appropriate licenses Theme 1: Focus on (i) Networking & (ii) Service activities Theme 2: (i) Networking, (ii) Service & (iii) Joint Research Activities (JRA)

11. 11 Aiming to foster a culture of co-operation between project stakeholders but also with other related projects. Joint management of service provision and pooling of distributed resources. Dissemination of project results and knowledge, contribution to innovation Reinforcing partnership with industry, involvement of industrial associations in consortia Definition of common standards, protocols and interoperability; benchmarking Exchange of personnel and training of staff Definition of data management plans Coordination with national or international related initiatives Networking Activities (non-exhaustive list)

12. 12 Based on at least TRL 8 systems & technologies Adequate description of the services provided in the form of a catalogue of services (for theme 1) Compliant with the model of Trans-national and virtual access costs (for theme 1) Procurement & upgrading of infrastructure, operations and end-to- end services Services deployed on top of generic infrastructures to serve virtual communities in the various scientific domains Support of middleware component repositories Data and resources management. Foster the effective use of distributed supercomputing facilities; federation of services and wide use of digital repositories Vertical integration in support of specific virtual research communities Service Activities (non-exhaustive list)

13. 13 Innovative activities to explore new fundamental technologies or techniques, which have already reached TRL 6, targeting TRL 8. Should involve, whenever appropriate, industrial partners and SMEs to promote innovation. Higher performance methodologies, protocols and instrumentation Innovative solutions for data collection, management, curation and annotation; Introduction of new end-to-end services (dynamic allocation of resources and innovative accounting management); Novel solutions driving the emergence of high level interoperable services; Innovative software solutions for making new user communities benefit from computing services. Joint Research Activities (non-exhaustive list)

14. 14 Questions so far?

15. 15 Detailed topic description

16. 16 Theme 1 Integration and consolidation of e-infrastructure platforms

17. 17 Title: Challenge: Scope: Topic: EINFRA-11-2016 Support to the next implementation phase of Pan-European High Performance Computing infrastructure and services (PRACE) The need to pool and integrate HPC resources in order to provide state-of-the-art services to users independently of their location. To facilitate the access to the best supercomputing services for industry and academia. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 Type of Action:RIA €15M  Seamless and efficient Europe-wide Tier-0 service to users.  Activities necessary to support Tier-0 services (like training, service prototyping, etc.) that build on national HPC capabilities (Tier-1)  Openness to new user communities and new applications (in particular by SMEs)  Governance model to support long term financial sustainability. Focus on auditable cost modelling.  Long term strategy offering a rich HPC environment. Implementation roadmap at EU and national level  Working in synergy with the ETP4HPC & CoEs, e.g. support to specs/testing/demonstration of exascale systems, new user needs, reaching out and know-how transfer of HPC  Development of HPC skills in academia and industry  International cooperation policy enabling systems interoperation. -

18. 18 Title: Applicable conditions: Topic: EINFRA-11-2016 Support to the next implementation phase of Pan-European High Performance Computing infrastructure and services (PRACE)  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. TRL8 required before the start of the project  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. Service activities excellence measured (among other criteria) on the quality of the catalogue of services and the KPI measurements and baseline.  Evaluation criterion: Impact. Potential to enhance capacity for innovation and production of new knowledge  Activities: Focus on (i) Networking & (ii) Service activities (Theme 1 guidance) Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 Type of Action:RIA €15M - Impact: To help Europe to stay at the forefront of scientific breakthroughs and innovation by opening access to HPC resources to new user communities and increase the amount of computing power to researchers at European level through user-friendly and efficient procedures

19. 19 Title: Challenge: Scope: Topic: EINFRA-12-2017 (a & b) Data and Distributed Computing e-infrastructures for Open Science (a) Secure and agile data and distributed computing e-infrastructures  To make research data discoverable, accessible, assessable, intelligible, useable, and wherever possible interoperable  Integration of an on-demand service-driven e-infrastructure incorporating distributed databases, computing resources and software.  Related to INFRADEV-04-2016 "European Open Science Cloud for Research" Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 08/12/2016 29/03/2017 Type of Action:RIA €40M a) & b) combined Complementarity is sought between grants awarded under this topic  Seamless operation of highly scalable platforms and services dedicated to analytics  Integration of resources exposing them through a dynamic registry and catalogue of services  Data protection and privacy  Adoption of standards-based common interfaces (Open source)  Promotion of open Science message by engaging with user communities (Focus on the catalogue of services)  Interoperability of pan-European thematic e-Infrastructures  Data curation and preservation  Promoting interoperability with similar infrastructures and exploiting economies of scale €10M - €15M

20. 20 Title: Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 08/12/2016 29/03/2017 Type of Action:RIA €10M - €15M Applicable conditions: (common a & b)  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. TRL8 required before the start of the project  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. Service activities excellence measured (among other criteria) on the quality of the catalogue of services and the KPI measurements and baseline.  Evaluation criterion: Impact. Potential to enhance capacity for innovation and production of new knowledge  Activities: Focus on (i) Networking & (ii) Service activities (Theme 1 guidance) Impact:  Equal opportunities for all European researchers and educators in providing access to essential resources to express their talent and creativity  Avoid the locking-in to particular hardware or software platforms that would jeopardise the long-term planning for capacity upgrades  Increase the incentives for scientific discovery and collaboration across disciplinary and geographical boundaries Data and Distributed Computing e-infrastructures for Open Science (a) Secure and agile data and distributed computing e-infrastructures Topic: EINFRA-12-2017 (a & b) €40M a) & b) combined

21. 21 Title: Challenge: Scope: Topic: EINFRA-12-2017 (a & b) Data and Distributed Computing e-infrastructures for Open Science (b) Access and preservation platforms for scientific information:  To make research data discoverable, accessible, assessable, intelligible, useable, and wherever possible interoperable  Supporting the integration and consolidation of e-infrastructure for reliable and permanent open access to digital scientific records, based on existing initiatives across Europe Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 08/12/2016 29/03/2017 Type of Action:RIA €40M a) & b) combined Complementarity is sought between grants awarded under this topic  Deployment and maintenance of service-driven knowledge e-infrastructure  Development of a coordinated architecture linking institutional and thematic repositories across Europe  Support of publishing platforms and services for scientific information  Collection of bibliometric data on publications, citations etc. on all Horizon 2020 scientific output. Delivery of standard and on-demand statistics.  Supporting global interoperability of open access data e-infrastructures €8M - €10M

22. 22 Title: Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 08/12/2016 29/03/2017 Type of Action:RIA €8M - €10M  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. TRL8 required before the start of the project  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. Service activities excellence measured (among other criteria) on the quality of the catalogue of services and the KPI measurements and baseline.  Evaluation criterion: Impact. Potential to enhance capacity for innovation and production of new knowledge  Activities: Focus on (i) Networking & (ii) Service activities (Theme 1 guidance) Impact:  Make the intellectual capital of Europe available to researchers, business and citizens at large. Preserve it for further exploitation by future generations. Topic: EINFRA-12-2017 (a & b) €40M a) & b) combined Data and Distributed Computing e-infrastructures for Open Science (b) Access and preservation platforms for scientific information: Applicable conditions: (common a & b)

23. 23 Implementation mechanism for EINFRA-12-2017 All proposals responding to this call will be evaluated by the same expert evaluators, some of which will be part of the external board referred to in the workprogramme In addition to the individual evaluation reports, the evaluators will be asked to identify potential synergies, overlaps and gaps in the overall service offering proposed in the proposals Successful proposals will conclude complementary grants with the Commission, which requires them to sign collaboration agreements among themselves The Commission will encourage projects to take into consideration the observations made by the evaluators when concluding their collaboration agreements After six months of grant agreement signature, the Commission will convene the external board to assess the collaboration agreements Reviews for these projects will be run jointly

24. 24 Title: Challenge: Scope: Topic: EINFRA-8-2014, GÉANT FPA (a, b) GÉANT Partnership projects (a) Research and Education Networking – GÉANT (I) Integration and consolidation & (P) Prototyping  (I) Integration and consolidation of e-infrastructure platforms supporting European policies and research and education communities. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 2016 Type of Action:SGA  (I) Support data and computing-intensive collaborative research and education anywhere through reliable and secure networking services.  (I) Focus on QoS, geographical coverage and support cooperation of emergency response teams at European level.  (I) Prepare capacity to integrate new services in the mainstream service bouquet. Deploying the 100 Gbits/s technology across Europe.  (I) Operational services funded through the virtual access cost mechanism  (I) Capital investments are eligible costs under this framework  (I) Offered serviced must be documented in an open catalogue of services and periodically assessed by an external board - €64M a) & b) combined

25. 25 Applicable conditions: Impact:  (I) To maximise the value of innovation in an open and multi-domain eco-system and minimise the risk of redundant/incompatible investments on the whole REN chain.  (I) To create economies of scale in procuring/brokering access to cross-border resources.  (I) Be essential in addressing the digital divide in Europe through a common cost sharing model effectively enabling equal access to IT resources in Europe Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 2016 Type of Action:SGA -  (I) Evaluation criterion: Excellence. TRL8 required before the start of the project  (I) Evaluation criterion: Excellence. The extent to which the Service Activities (…) will offer access to state-of-the-art infrastructures and high quality services, (…) the quality of the associated catalogue of services and the baseline and expected future measurements of related KPIs  (I) Activities: Focus on (i) Networking & (ii) Service activities (Theme 1 guidance) Title: Topic: EINFRA-8-2014, GÉANT FPA (a, b) GÉANT Partnership projects (a) Research and Education Networking – GÉANT (I) Integration and consolidation & (P) Prototyping €64M a) & b) combined

26. 26 Theme 2 Prototyping innovative e- infrastructure platforms and services

27. 27 Title: Scope: Topic: EINFRA-21-2017 (a, b1 & b2) Platform-driven e-infrastructure innovation (a) Support to Public Procurement of innovative HPC systems Prepare the capacity required to future generations of e-infrastructures. Be able to respond to the long-term needs of research and education communities in a 5 to 10 years' timeframe Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 14/04/2016 20/09/2016 Type of Action:PPI €26M a) only  Procurement of innovative HPC solutions supporting the deployment in Europe of world- leading HPC capability infrastructure  Making available a substantial percentage of the new systems to European researchers in the PRACE framework (see EINFRA-11-2016)  Diversify the available HPC capabilities in order to satisfy the needs of a wider range of users in different key application areas  Coordination of national and European HPC procurement plans in view of the implementation of a European supercomputing strategy - Challenge: (common a, b1 & b2)

28. 28 Title: Topic: EINFRA-21-2017 (a, b1 & b2) Platform-driven e-infrastructure innovation (a) Support to Public Procurement of innovative HPC systems Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 14/04/2016 20/09/2016 Type of Action:PPI €26M a) only - Applicable conditions:  Evaluation criterion: Standard sub-criteria apply  Specific Requirements for Public Procurement of Innovative solutions (see HORIZON 2020 - Work Programme 2016–2017. General Annexes. Annex E (p.23-26))  Funding rate: 35% of total eligible cost  Activities: Combination of (A) Preparation stage, (B) Execution stage Impact:  Setting the scene for a sustainable European procurement market on HPC; increase effectiveness of public procurement in leading-class HPC systems  Fostering adoption and use of innovative world-class HPC solutions available in Europe  Better coordination of demand and supply in the European HPC ecosystem, with improved collaboration between users, technology suppliers and procurers

29. 29 Title: Scope: Topic: EINFRA-21-2017 (a, b1 & b2) Platform-driven e-infrastructure innovation (b.1) Research and Innovation Actions for e-Infrastructure prototypes Universal discoverability of data objects and provenance Prepare the capacity required to future generations of e-infrastructures. Be able to respond to the long-term needs of research and education communities in a 5 to 10 years' timeframe Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 08/12/2016 29/03/2017 Type of Action:RIA €20M b.1) & b.2) combined  Service prototype for the uptake of a Digital Identifier for digital objects across disciplines and geographical areas.  Promote federation of locally operated systems to ensure interoperability.  Address requirements from all relevant stakeholder groups €4M - €5M Challenge: (common a, b1 & b2)

30. 30 Applicable conditions: (common b1 & b2)  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. TRL 6 (min.) required before the start of the project and achieving at least TRL 8 by the end.  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. The extent to which the proposed activities will improve, in quality and/or quantity, the services provided by state of the art e- infrastructures  Evaluation criterion: Impact. Potential to enhance capacity for innovation and production of new knowledge  Scoring: The score for the criterion Excellence will be given a weight of 1.5  Activities: Combination of (i) Networking, (ii) Service activities & (iii) Joint Research Activities (JRA) (Theme 2 guidance) Impact:  To allow discoverability of digital objects that facilitate access to resources and collaboration between scientists.  Settle the potential to be used as a core service across Europe and globally.  Avoid duplication of efforts for developing services common to many e-infrastructures Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 08/12/2016 29/03/2017 Type of Action:RIA €20M b.1) & b.2) combined €4M - €5M Title: Topic: EINFRA-21-2017 (a, b1 & b2) Platform-driven e-infrastructure innovation (b.1) Research and Innovation Actions for e-Infrastructure prototypes Universal discoverability of data objects and provenance

31. 31 Title: Scope: Topic: EINFRA-21-2017 (a, b1 & b2) Platform-driven e-infrastructure innovation (b.2) Research and Innovation Actions for e-Infrastructure prototypes Computing e-infrastructure with extreme large datasets Prepare the capacity required to future generations of e-infrastructures. Be able to respond to the long-term needs of research and education communities in a 5 to 10 years' timeframe Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 08/12/2016 29/03/2017 Type of Action:RIA €20M b.1) & b.2) combined  Service prototyping for dealing with very large data resources.  Support by robust mathematical methods and tools following an open source approach and aiming at common interfaces.  New model approaches to HPC and data management are encouraged. €2.5M - €3M Challenge: (common a, b1 & b2)

32. 32  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. TRL 6 (min.) required before the start of the project and achieving at least TRL 8 by the end.  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. The extent to which the proposed activities will improve, in quality and/or quantity, the services provided by state of the art e- infrastructures  Evaluation criterion: Impact. Potential to enhance capacity for innovation and production of new knowledge  Scoring: The score for the criterion Excellence will be given a weight of 1.5  Activities: Combination of (i) Networking, (ii) Service activities & (iii) Joint Research Activities (JRA) (Theme 2 guidance) Impact:  Support the evolution of e-infrastructure services based on exascale data resources.  Prepare data and computing infrastructure to absorb needs of intensive computing science communities while easing the learning curve of new services for such communities. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 08/12/2016 29/03/2017 Type of Action:RIA €20M b.1) & b.2) combined Title: Topic: EINFRA-21-2017 (a, b1 & b2) Platform-driven e-infrastructure innovation (b.2) Research and Innovation Actions for e-Infrastructure prototypes Computing e-infrastructure with extreme large datasets Applicable conditions: (common b1 & b2) €2.5M - €3M

33. 33 Title: Challenge: (common 1, 2, 3 & 4) Scope: Topic: EINFRA-22-2016 (1, 2, 3 & 4) User-driven e-infrastructure innovation (1)Exploitation of e-infrastructures for user-driven innovation and pilots responding to community specific challenges Societal Challenges  Current state-of-the-art technology in computing and data resources is pushed to the limits by scientific community. Need of supporting the prototyping of services and applications for long term sustainability.  To exploit a wide range of technology developments through openness to innovative stakeholders and engaging with independent software vendors and other innovation groups.  Support to Open Science while bridging the gap between the leading research and education communities and the wider population. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:RIA €21M (all points combined)  Support of societal challenges.  e-Infrastructures to enable fast prototyping of innovative services.  Special attention should be devoted to standardisation and lead to economies of scale that facilitate access to resources €2M - €3M 08/12/2015 30/03/2016

34. 34  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. TRL 6 (min.) required before the start of the project and achieving at least TRL 8 by the end.  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. The extent to which the proposed activities will improve, in quality and/or quantity, the services provided by state of the art e- infrastructures  Evaluation criterion: Impact. Potential to enhance capacity for innovation and production of new knowledge  Scoring: The score for the criterion Excellence will be given a weight of 1.5  Activities: Combination of (i) Networking, (ii) Service activities & (iii) Joint Research Activities (JRA) (Theme 2 guidance) Impact: (common 1, 2 & 3)  To accelerate the development of innovative data and computing intensive services in areas of social relevance  It will bridge the gap between adjacent but not connected scientific communities.  To increase the number of SMEs that are aware of available e-infrastructures resources and become active innovators as users and or suppliers.  The knowledge capital will be better preserved for further exploitation by future digital-born generations. Title: User-driven e-infrastructure innovation (1)Exploitation of e-infrastructures for user-driven innovation and pilots responding to community specific challenges Societal Challenges Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:RIA €2M - €3M 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 Applicable conditions: (common 1, 2, 3 & 4) Topic: EINFRA-22-2016 (1, 2, 3 & 4) €21M (all points combined)

35. 35 Title: Scope: User-driven e-infrastructure innovation (2)Exploitation of e-infrastructures for user-driven innovation and pilots responding to community specific challenges Innovation with innovative actors (SMEs)  Current state-of-the-art technology in computing and data resources is pushed to the limits by scientific community. Need of supporting the prototyping of services and applications for long term sustainability.  To exploit a wide range of technology developments through openness to innovative stakeholders and engaging with independent software vendors and other innovation groups.  Support to Open Science while bridging the gap between the leading research and education communities and the wider population. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:RIA  Cascading grant mechanism (Annex K)  Focus on innovative actors (SMEs in particular), either as technology suppliers of or users of e-infrastructures.  To improve their own product and service offering. (minimum 80% of EU funding for SME's)  When the financial support per innovative actor exceeds €60K, justification is required  Maximal financial support per innovative actor can never go beyond €150K €5M - €6M 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 Topic: EINFRA-22-2016 (1, 2, 3 & 4) €21M (all points combined) Challenge: (common 1, 2, 3 & 4)

36. 36  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. TRL 6 (min.) required before the start of the project and achieving at least TRL 8 by the end.  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. The extent to which the proposed activities will improve, in quality and/or quantity, the services provided by state of the art e- infrastructures  Evaluation criterion: Impact. Potential to enhance capacity for innovation and production of new knowledge  Scoring: The score for the criterion Excellence will be given a weight of 1.5  Activities: Combination of (i) Networking, (ii) Service activities & (iii) Joint Research Activities (JRA) (Theme 2 guidance)  To accelerate the development of innovative data and computing intensive services in areas of social relevance  It will bridge the gap between adjacent but not connected scientific communities.  To increase the number of SMEs that are aware of available e-infrastructures resources and become active innovators as users and or suppliers.  The knowledge capital will be better preserved for further exploitation by future digital-born generations. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:RIA €2M - €3M 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 Title: User-driven e-infrastructure innovation (2)Exploitation of e-infrastructures for user-driven innovation and pilots responding to community specific challenges Innovation with innovative actors (SMEs) Topic: EINFRA-22-2016 (1, 2, 3 & 4) €21M (all points combined) Impact: (common 1, 2 & 3) Applicable conditions: (common 1, 2, 3 & 4)

37. 37 Title: Scope: User-driven e-infrastructure innovation (3)Exploitation of e-infrastructures for user-driven innovation and pilots responding to community specific challenges Development of a pan-European identity services federation  Current state-of-the-art technology in computing and data resources is pushed to the limits by scientific community. Need of supporting the prototyping of services and applications for long term sustainability.  To exploit a wide range of technology developments through openness to innovative stakeholders and engaging with independent software vendors and other innovation groups.  Support to Open Science while bridging the gap between the leading research and education communities and the wider population. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:RIA  Development of a pan-European identity federation services in compliance with existing efforts (as Eduroam and Edugain).  Address requirements of cybersecurity and information assurance while interoperable at global level. 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €2.5M - €3M Topic: EINFRA-22-2016 (1, 2, 3 & 4) €21M (all points combined) Challenge: (common 1, 2, 3 & 4)

38. 38  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. TRL 6 (min.) required before the start of the project and achieving at least TRL 8 by the end.  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. The extent to which the proposed activities will improve, in quality and/or quantity, the services provided by state of the art e- infrastructures  Evaluation criterion: Impact. Potential to enhance capacity for innovation and production of new knowledge  Scoring: The score for the criterion Excellence will be given a weight of 1.5  Activities: Combination of (i) Networking, (ii) Service activities & (iii) Joint Research Activities (JRA) (Theme 2 guidance)  To accelerate the development of innovative data and computing intensive services in areas of social relevance  It will bridge the gap between adjacent but not connected scientific communities.  To increase the number of SMEs that are aware of available e-infrastructures resources and become active innovators as users and or suppliers.  The knowledge capital will be better preserved for further exploitation by future digital-born generations. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:RIA 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €2.5M - €3M Title: User-driven e-infrastructure innovation (3)Exploitation of e-infrastructures for user-driven innovation and pilots responding to community specific challenges Development of a pan-European identity services federation Topic: EINFRA-22-2016 (1, 2, 3 & 4) €21M (all points combined) Impact: (common 1, 2 & 3) Applicable conditions: (common 1, 2, 3 & 4)

39. 39 Title: Scope: User-driven e-infrastructure innovation (4)Innovation for Open Science e-infrastructures and services  Current state-of-the-art technology in computing and data resources is pushed to the limits by scientific community. Need of supporting the prototyping of services and applications for long term sustainability.  To exploit a wide range of technology developments through openness to innovative stakeholders and engaging with independent software vendors and other innovation groups.  Support to Open Science while bridging the gap between the leading research and education communities and the wider population. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:RIA  Improvement of the open access repository and publishing platform infrastructure in support of open science.  Proposals can target any relevant services of the scientific information ecosystem (open review, certification, registration, archiving, publishing, discovery, etc.)  Prototypes should have the potential to become part of an interoperable framework enabling more efficient science 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €2.5M - €3M Topic: EINFRA-22-2016 (1, 2, 3 & 4) €21M (all points combined) Challenge: (common 1, 2, 3 & 4)

40. 40 Applicable conditions: (common 1, 2, 3 & 4)  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. TRL 6 (min.) required before the start of the project and achieving at least TRL 8 by the end.  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. The extent to which the proposed activities will improve, in quality and/or quantity, the services provided by state of the art e- infrastructures  Evaluation criterion: Impact. Potential to enhance capacity for innovation and production of new knowledge  Scoring: The score for the criterion Excellence will be given a weight of 1.5  Activities: Combination of (i) Networking, (ii) Service activities & (iii) Joint Research Activities (JRA) (Theme 2 guidance) Impact:  To contribute, with innovative services, to the modernization of e-infrastructures and improve access to content and resources through federated management Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:RIA 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €2.5M - €3M Title: User-driven e-infrastructure innovation (4)Innovation for Open Science e-infrastructures and services Topic: EINFRA-22-2016 (1, 2, 3 & 4) €21M (all points combined)

41. 41 Challenge: Scope:  (P) Prototyping innovative e-infrastructure platforms and services for research and education communities, industry and the citizens at large. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 2016 Type of Action:SGA  (P) Enhance future generations of GÉANT platform by prototyping network modules & services accessing wired/wireless infrastructures and networked resources.  (P) Respond to the needs of extreme-scale systems (e.g. requiring massive data transfer capacity) and push network performance to the limits.  (P) Develop operator and user interfaces for easy deployment, customisation and test of new networking services.  (P) Analyse legal, economic, policy evolution scenarios related with use of open network architectures - Title: Topic: EINFRA-8-2014, GÉANT FPA (a & b) GÉANT Partnership projects (a) Research and Education Networking – GÉANT (I) Integration and consolidation & (P) Prototyping €64M a) & b) combined

42. 42 Applicable conditions: Impact:  (P) To support of coherent, scalable, integrated, secure and reliable networking service; keeping it based on open and flexible architecture  (P) To be the basis of an open eco-system of innovative usages of e-infrastructures services ensuring a smooth collaboration among e-infrastructures as well as with global scientific communities. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 2016 Type of Action:SGA -  (P) Evaluation criterion: Excellence. TRL 6 (min.) required before the start of the project and achieving at least TRL 8 by the end.  (P) Evaluation criterion: Excellence. The extent to which the proposed activities will improve, in quality and/or quantity, the services provided by state of the art e- infrastructures and enhance capacity for innovation and production of new knowledge.  Activities: Combination of (i) Networking, (ii) Service activities & (iii) Joint Research Activities (JRA) (Theme 2 guidance) Title: Topic: EINFRA-8-2014, GÉANT FPA (a & b) GÉANT Partnership projects (a) Research and Education Networking – GÉANT (I) Integration and consolidation & (P) Prototyping €64M a) & b) combined

43. 43 Title: Challenge: Scope: Topic: EINFRA-8-2014, GÉANT FPA (a & b) GÉANT Partnership projects (b) Trans-Atlantic submarine cable Support inter-continental research and education collaborations with long term low cost view Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 2016 Type of Action:SGA Co-funding of bandwidth in a submarine cable to enrich GEANT backbone infrastructure. - €5M b) only Applicable conditions: The 2nd option of Model Grant Agreement article 6.2.D.2 on the eligibility of cost of purchasing equipment, infrastructure or other assets can be used instead of the standard model of depreciation costs, considering the very specific nature of the investments foreseen. Impact:  Connect Europe with South America offering collaboration opportunities to European research and innovation communities.  Improve the global footprint of the European research and education high-speed network  Extended socio-economic impacts for Europe by improving the connectivity of the major European internet exchanges and data-based services, helping addressing emerging markets in Latin America, Africa and East Asia.

44. 44 Title: Challenge: Scope: Topic: FETFLAG-1-2014, HBP FPA The Human Brain Project Interactive Computing e-infrastructure for the Human Brain Project FET Flagship (FPA) To support the FPA Action Plan making available a computing and memory system with an expected peak performance of 50 PetaFlop/s and 20 PetaByte of memory footprint as required for HBP simulations and for an indicative period of five years. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 2017 Type of Action:SGA  System components are expected to comply with features defined during the Pre- Commercial Procurement demonstration (HBP ramp-up phase)  System specs to take into account the needs of other scientific communities with similar requirements (e.g. in data integration, visual monitoring and steering of simulations)  Detail the acquisition process from elicitation to validation and acceptance  Financial plan to cover the total cost of ownership.  Coordination with the other HBP computing and data storage facilities and the transition from the ramp-up phase  25% capacity must be reserved for the HBP research activities. (Allocation model to be explained and include a peer-review process)  15% of new capacity made available to European researchers at large in the European Tier-0 infrastructure and services (see EINFRA-11-2016) - €25M a) only

45. 45 Applicable conditions:  Evaluation criterion: Standard sub-criteria apply Impact:  Contribute to the targeted impacts defined in the action plan of the HBP FPA.  To diversify the available leading-class HPC capabilities in the Tier-0 Pan-European HPC infrastructure, and to the adoption and use in Europe of the most advanced HPC technology. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : 2017 Type of Action:SGA - €25M a) only Title: Topic: FETFLAG-1-2014, HBP FPA The Human Brain Project Interactive Computing e-infrastructure for the Human Brain Project FET Flagship (FPA)

46. 46 Theme 3 Support to policies and international cooperation

47. 47 Title: Challenge: Scope: Topic: INFRASUPP-02-2017 (3) Policy and international cooperation measures for research infrastructures (3) European support to the Research Data Alliance (RDA) International cooperation for research infrastructures is needed with a number of key third countries/regions seen as strategic for the development, exploitation and management of world-class research infrastructures necessary to address research challenges with a global dimension. Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:CSA €3.5M (RTD & CNECT joint) European support to the Research Data Alliance, RDA: Proposals are expected to support the development of global interoperable research data infrastructures that will greatly benefit the coordination at European level (a) support to the RDA secretariat for logistics (b) support the emergence of building blocks of an open, interoperable data infrastructure (c) support ESFRI infrastructures and new communities to engage in Open Science and data sharing principles. 08/12/2016 29/03/2017 €3M – €3.5M *Note: INFRASUPP-02-2017 topics (1) & (2) are financed by RTD. INFRASUPP-02-2017 topic (3) is co-financed by CNECT (€2.5M) and RTD (€1M)

48. 48 Impact: To set Europe in a leading position in enabling the use of the world's store of research data. Foster the development and adoption of relevant international open standards based on the best practices of a large spectrum of research communities Title: Topic: INFRASUPP-02-2017 (3) Policy and international cooperation measures for research infrastructures (3) European support to the Research Data Alliance (RDA) Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:CSA €3.5M (RTD & CNECT joint) 08/12/2016 29/03/2017 €3M – €3.5M Applicable conditions:  Evaluation criterion: Standard sub-criteria apply

49. 49 Title: Challenge: (common a,b1,b2,b3&b4) Scope: Topic: INFRASUPP-03-2017 (a, b1, b2, b3 & b4) Support to policies and international cooperation for e-infrastructures (a)Research and Innovation Actions for International Co-operation on high-end e-infrastructure requirements Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:RIA €3M a) only 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €1.5M – €3M  Fostering targeted international co-operation with third countries in order to reach e- infrastructure interoperation at global level.  Contribute to standardisation activities and share best practices.  Coordination of investments at European, national and regional level is essential to optimise the impact of the different policies  Support of the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) radio telescope  Definition and testing of the high-speed networking e-infrastructure that responds to the bandwidth requirements for SKA data dissemination channels.  Definition and testing of the computational services in order for the scientific community to be able to exploit SKA data.  Exploitation of data interoperability in the context of the Research Data Alliance (RDA).

50. 50 Impact: Improvement of co-operation on e-infrastructures with European partners that are joining efforts in major research infrastructure undertakings. Identification of benefits of joint technology development, standardisation and sharing of risks. Applicable conditions:  Evaluation criterion: Excellence. The extent to which the proposed activities will improve, in quality and/or quantity, the services provided by state of the art e- infrastructures  Activities. Although included in a Support Topic, this RIA action will follow Theme 2 guidance for activities: Combination of (i) Networking, (ii) Service activities & (iii) Joint Research Activities (JRA) Title: Topic: INFRASUPP-03-2017 (a, b1, b2, b3 & b4) Support to policies and international cooperation for e-infrastructures (a)Research and Innovation Actions for International Co-operation on high-end e-infrastructure requirements Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:RIA €3M a) only 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €1.5M – €3M

51. 51 Title: Challenge: (common a,b1,b2,b3&b4) Scope: Topic: INFRASUPP-03-2017 (a, b1, b2, b3 & b4) Support to policies and international cooperation for e-infrastructures (b.1) Coordination and Support actions for international co-operation and policy development International Co-operation on e-infrastructure supporting major societal challenges Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:CSA €4.5M b.1) b.2) b.3) & b.4) combined 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €0.5M – €1M  Fostering targeted international co-operation with third countries in order to reach e- infrastructure interoperation at global level.  Contribute to standardisation activities and share best practices.  Coordination of investments at European, national and regional level is essential to optimise the impact of the different policies  Co-operation with third countries on interoperability in order to support joint-efforts on one or more major societal challenges.  Define one or more societal challenges that with the potential of maximising the benefit from e-infrastructures use  Enabling skill development; sharing of lessons learned and best practices on e- infrastructure development

52. 52 Impact: To exploit the potential for further economic and educational co-operation between Europe and third countries and identify areas for further co-operation on scientific development and innovation. Applicable conditions:  Evaluation criterion: Standard sub-criteria apply Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:CSA €4.5M b.1) b.2) b.3) & b.4) combined 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €0.5M – €1M Title: Topic: INFRASUPP-03-2017 (a, b1, b2, b3 & b4) Support to policies and international cooperation for e-infrastructures (b.1) Coordination and Support actions for international co-operation and policy development International Co-operation on e-infrastructure supporting major societal challenges

53. 53 Title: Challenge: (common a,b1,b2,b3&b4) Scope: Topic: INFRASUPP-03-2017 (a, b1, b2, b3 & b4) Support to policies and international cooperation for e-infrastructures (b.2) Coordination and Support actions for international co-operation and policy development Policy support to e-infrastructure programme Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:CSA €4.5M b.1) b.2) b.3) & b.4) combined 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €0.5M – €1M  Fostering targeted international co-operation with third countries in order to reach e- infrastructure interoperation at global level.  Contribute to standardisation activities and share best practices.  Coordination of investments at European, national and regional level is essential to optimise the impact of the different policies  Support the e-IRG secretariat. Collection of relevant policy information with impact on the development of EC-funded e-infrastructures, (KPIs, cost-related information...) and made available in open formats for reuse.  Enable e-IRG to provide strategic advice on the evolution of the European e- infrastructures landscape and associated costs.

54. 54 Impact:  To provide solid ground for future choices for a comprehensive European Research Infrastructure.  Fostering collaboration between H2020 projects and finding synergies towards a harmonised European e-infrastructure approach. Applicable conditions:  Evaluation criterion: Standard sub-criteria apply Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:CSA €4.5M b.1) b.2) b.3) & b.4) combined 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €0.5M – €1M Title: Topic: INFRASUPP-03-2017 (a, b1, b2, b3 & b4) Support to policies and international cooperation for e-infrastructures (b.2) Coordination and Support actions for international co-operation and policy development Policy support to e-infrastructure programme

55. 55 Title: Challenge: (common a,b1,b2,b3&b4) Scope: Topic: INFRASUPP-03-2017 (a, b1, b2, b3 & b4) Support to policies and international cooperation for e-infrastructures (b.3) Coordination and Support actions for international co-operation and policy development Support to dissemination for the e-infrastructure programme Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:CSA €4.5M b.1) b.2) b.3) & b.4) combined 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €1M – €1.5M  Fostering targeted international co-operation with third countries in order to reach e- infrastructure interoperation at global level.  Contribute to standardisation activities and share best practices.  Coordination of investments at European, national and regional level is essential to optimise the impact of the different policies  Develop and maintain collaboration activities for information sharing among projects and stakeholders  Inclusion of a web-portal to convey updated information related to the evolution of e- infrastructures with focus on H2020 funded projects.  Use the portal to present to the wider public the catalogue of services offered by e- infrastructures, related KPI and associated costs.

56. 56 Impact:  To improve awareness about e-Infrastructures priorities. Increase of the transparency and accountability of the work programme implementation. Applicable conditions:  Evaluation criterion: Standard sub-criteria apply Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:CSA €4.5M b.1) b.2) b.3) & b.4) combined 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 Title: Topic: INFRASUPP-03-2017 (a, b1, b2, b3 & b4) Support to policies and international cooperation for e-infrastructures (b.3) Coordination and Support actions for international co-operation and policy development Support to dissemination for the e-infrastructure programme €1M – €1.5M

57. 57 Title: Challenge: (common a,b1,b2,b3&b4) Scope: Topic: INFRASUPP-03-2017 (a, b1, b2, b3 & b4) Support to policies and international cooperation for e-infrastructures (b.4) Coordination and Support actions for international co-operation and policy development Support to small-size foresight roadmaps for the e-infrastructure programme Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:CSA €4.5M b.1) b.2) b.3) & b.4) combined 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 €300K – €400K  Fostering targeted international co-operation with third countries in order to reach e- infrastructure interoperation at global level.  Contribute to standardisation activities and share best practices.  Coordination of investments at European, national and regional level is essential to optimise the impact of the different policies  Support small-size foresight roadmaps for research and education communities and operators of e-infrastructure services.  Identification of potential collaboration from stakeholders across different geographic areas and scientific domains.

58. 58 Impact:  Improve the knowledge base for setting long-term e-infrastructure strategies and objectives. Applicable conditions:  Evaluation criterion: Standard sub-criteria apply Submission opening: Submission deadline: Budget: Suggested contribution requested per proposal : Type of Action:CSA €4.5M b.1) b.2) b.3) & b.4) combined 08/12/2015 30/03/2016 Title: Topic: INFRASUPP-03-2017 (a, b1, b2, b3 & b4) Support to policies and international cooperation for e-infrastructures (b.4) Coordination and Support actions for international co-operation and policy development Support to small-size foresight roadmaps for the e-infrastructure programme €300K – €400K

59. 59 Topic Budget (M€) Theme 1 - Integration and consolidation of e-infrastructure platforms supporting European policies and research and education communities (55) EINFRA-1.1-2016 - Support to the next implementation phase of Pan-European High Performance Computing infrastructure and services (PRACE)15 EINFRA-1.2-2017 - Data and Distributed Computing e-infrastructures for Open Science40 Theme 2 - Prototyping innovative e-infrastructure platforms and services for research and education communities, industry and the citizens at large (67) EINFRA-2.1-2017 – Platform-driven e-infrastructure innovation46 EINFRA-2.2-2016 – User-driven e-infrastructure innovation 21 3 - Support to policies and international cooperation(10) INFRASUPP-02-2017 Policy & Cooperation measures for research Infrastructures 2,5+1* INFRASUPP-03-2016 Support to policies and international cooperation7,5 Other actions including different type of instruments: (a) FPA - GÉANT Partnership Projects(64) (b) FPA - Computing and storage e-infrastructure for the Human Brain Project FET Flagship (FPA)(25) Total 221 Budget overview

60. 60 Synergies with other parts of the Research Infrastructures Workprogramme

61. 61 Challenge: Scope:  Research Infrastructures are characterised by the very significant data volumes they generate and handle  The data is of interest to other researchers and other users via Open Access Policies  Effective data preservation and open access is fundamental  In this context research stakeholders make increasing use of cloud services  Pilot action demonstrating how wide availability of scientific data and data-analysis services can be ensured through a cloud infrastructure  Federation, networking and coordination of existing research infrastructures and scientific clouds for the purpose of increasing data findability, accessibility and interoperability  Improve the services provided to research communities and facilitating the re-use of data by a wider user community INFRADEV-04-2016: European Open Science Cloud

62. 62 Scope (contd.):  Facilitate access to data and other resources for data driven science to flourish  Provide a governance and business model that sets the rules for the use of data, deals with issues related to privacy, sensitivity, copyright and security and oversees the provision of services  Create a cross-border and multi-disciplinary open innovation environment for research data, knowledge and services with engaged stakeholders  Foster the establishment of global standards, ontologies and interoperability for scientific data Impact:  Trust, easy accessibility and use by research should be taken into account  Attention should be put on storage, access and re-use needs for data and knowledge from Horizon 2020 projects, as well as to the needs of the ‘long tail of science’, including orphaned scientific communities  Design of a stakeholder driven governance framework, with the involvement of the research user community, the research infrastructures and the research funding bodies to ensure its sustainability  Links with related national initiatives and projects from EINFRA-12-2017 should be established INFRADEV-04-2016: European Open Science Cloud

63. 63 Further information and additional resources

64. 64 Information Days on Horizon 2020 Research Infrastructures Work Programme 2016-17 with focus on e-Infrastructures: Information Day Place:Meeting Room AB 0A, Borschette Building 36 rue Froissart, Brussels Date:30 Nov 2015 Time:13h30* – 18h30 * Registration starts at 12h30

65. 65 RICH – The RI NCP Network Improve Research Infrastructures (RI) NCP service across the EU to enhance access to Horizon 2020 Promote trans-national and virtual access, synergies within the RIs network (including e-Infrastructures), and help understanding other RIs relevant policies Act as a hub for RI relevant data and documents (http://observatory.euroris- net.eu/euroris/)http://observatory.euroris- net.eu/euroris/ 28th October 2015, Brussels: Infoday on RI (incl. e-Infrastructures) Work Programme 2016-2017 http://www.rich2020.eu/infoday.php - also available via web- stream!http://www.rich2020.eu/infoday.php March/April 2016, Madrid: Symposium on “Research Infrastructures funding instruments” Visit us at the joint Ideal-Ist / RICH booth or online: http://www.rich2020.eu/http://www.rich2020.eu/

66. 66 The Digital4Science platform www.ec.europa.eu/d4science #D4Science @ICTscienceEU @FET_EU @FETflagships @eInfraEU

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68. 68 Digital4Science Examples of ongoing discussions: e-Infrastructures WP2016-2017: are you ready for the TRLs? Which International Co-operation for e-infrastructure projects? Overcoming the constraints of Biomedical and life sciences with e- infrastructures Which new skills and professions to support e-infrastructures needs? Which e-infrastructures for tomorrow's environmental challenges? How can e-Infrastructures facilitate Open Scholarship?

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71. 71 Technology Readiness Levels 1 TRL 1Basic principles observed TRL 2Technology concept formulated TRL 3Experimental proof of concept TRL 4Technology validated in lab TRL 5 Technology validated in relevant environment (industrially relevant environment in the case of key enabling technologies) TRL 6 Technology demonstrated in relevant environment (industrially relevant environment in the case of key enabling technologies) TRL 7System prototype demonstration in operational environment TRL 8System complete and qualified TRL 9 Actual system proven in operational environment (competitive manufacturing in the case of key enabling technologies; or in space) 1 HORIZON 2020 - Work Programme 2016–2017. General Annexes. Annex G (p.35)

72. 72 PPI (Public Procurement of Innovative Solutions) 1 PPI actions aim to enable groups of procurers to share the risks of acting as early adopters of innovative solutions Contracting authorities act as a launch customer of innovative goods or services which are not yet available on a large-scale commercial basis, and may include conformance testing The buyers group must contain minimum two legal independent entities which are public procurers that are established in two different Member States or associated countries. 1 HORIZON 2020 - Work Programme 2016–2017. General Annexes. Annex D (p.18) & Annex E (p.23-26)

73. 73 Award criteria and scores Rules regarding the evaluation and selection of proposal are described in detail in Annex H (p.36-41) of the Work Program 2016-2017 Award Criteria ExcellenceImpactQuality and efficiency Clarity and pertinence of the objectives Soundness of the concept, and credibility of the proposed methodology The extent to which the outputs of the project would contribute to each of the expected impacts mentioned in the work programme under the relevant topic Quality and effectiveness of the work plan, including extent to which the resources assigned to work packages are in line with their objectives and deliverables; Appropriateness of the management structures and procedures, including risk and innovation management; Complementarity of the participants and extent to which the consortium as whole brings together the necessary expertise; Appropriateness of the allocation of tasks, ensuring that all participants have a valid role and adequate resources in the project to fulfil that role. Maximum score 555 Threshold individual criterion 333 Overall threshold 10 Additional criteria must be considered per type of action (RIA, CSA, PPI) Exceptions to the general rules and criteria are clearly written in the Work Program (see "Conditions for the Call) and take precedence over the general conditions

74. 74 e-Infrastructures WP2016-17 (Chronological view)

75. 75 e-Infrastructures WP2016-17 (Topic view)

76. 76 e-Infrastructures WP2016-17 Other Actions