Walk-in Coffee + Registration Room: Sky Room 1 (6th Floor)

Welcome address Room: Auditorium De Greef

First year of ESCAPE

• Giovanni LAMANNA (LAPP - IN2P3/CNRS)
• Kay Graf
• Mark Allen (CDS/CNRS)
• Michiel van Haarlem (ASTRON)
• Simone Campana (CERN)
• Jayesh WAGH (CNRS-LAPP)

Room: Auditorium De Greef

WP6-ECO session

• Stephen Serjeant (The Open University)

Room: Sky Room 1 (6th Floor) 1/ The first year of WP6, Engagement and Communication (ECO) had many goals, including: to create and run a dissemination and exploitation plan; to create standard branding and public engagement materials for ESCAPE ; to create a project website and portal for internal coordination, and internal and external dissemination of ESCAPE results; to support attendance at high-level events and meetings where ESCAPE results can be showcased to external stakeholders; to create mass participation experiment online resources; and to perform internal dissemination of ESCAPE results and the promotion and engagement of the project within the community and beyond (https://www.dropbox.com/s/qksk5pg3m19z8xe/ESCAPE_20200226_WP6.pptx?dl=0) 2/ Hugh Dickinson will take participants through the functionalities of the Zooniverse platform, interactively. This demonstration would include classification and feature identification.

Social Dinner Aux Armes de Bruxelles Restaurant

Walk-in Coffee + Registration Room: Sky Room 1 (6th Floor)

EOSC and EC expectations

• Corina Pascu

Room: Sky Room 1 (6th Floor)

ESCAPE position statement

• Giovanni LAMANNA (LAPP - IN2P3/CNRS)

Room: Sky Room 1 (6th Floor) The ESCAPE Executive Board has released a Position Statement about EOSC. This document summarizes the current views and expectations of astronomy and particle physics partners in ESCAPE about EOSC. It is written keeping in mind the various exchanges that are taking place with the EOSC secretariat, governance and working groups. It is also written to follow up the EC chaired EOSC stakeholders' concertation events aiming at gathering the scientific views on the implementation of EOSC. The ESCAPE Test Science Projects concept could be key in supporting the involvement of research community in Open Science and in the EOSC implementation. This view is developed and discussed.

EOSC Architecture WG activities – Jean-Francois Abramatic

• Jean-Francois Abramatic (INRIA)

Room: Sky Room 1 (6th Floor) The EOSC Architecture WG was created in July 2019 and will work until December 2020. The activities of the WG will be summarized with an emphasis on Authentication and Authorization Infrastructure (AAI) and Persistent IDentifiers PID).

FAIR data and policies

• Francoise GENOVA ({CNRS}UMR7550)

Room: Sky Room 1 (6th Floor) The talk briefly summarises different recent and current activities related to FAIR data and policies, in particular those of the FAIR Working Group of the EOSC Executive Board; two contributions from the Research Data Alliance RDA, on Certification of data repositories, which led to the establishment of CoreTrustSeal, and the on-going work on the FAIR Data Maturity Model; the test of the FAIR criteria performed by Task 4.2; and liaison with FAIRsFAIR.

Open Discussion - ESCAPE researchers' involvement in EOSC

• Giovanni LAMANNA (LAPP - IN2P3/CNRS)

Room: Sky Room 1 (6th Floor)