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www.d4science.org Virtual Research Environments as-a- Service Donatella Castelli CNR-ISTI [email protected] EGI Conference 2016, 6-8 April 2016, Amsterdam
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www.d4science.orgEGI Conference 2016, 6-8 April 2016, Amsterdam

Virtual Research Environments as-a-Service

Donatella CastelliCNR-ISTI

[email protected]

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Context

These emerge dynamically & corresponding activities have a limited lifetime

Multidisciplinary team & (re-)use of data, methodologies, model, tools produced in different

domains

IT support can largely facilitate research work and it can enable research methods that were not

possible before

The time and the cost of a research activity and of its assessment can be largely influenced by the

capabilities & services offered by the IT supporting environment

Addressing research problems often requires interdisciplinary approaches

Research work is driven by Research Problems/Questions

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www.d4science.org

D4Science: an infrastructure ecosystem enabler

D4Science own resources

Third-party providers

www.d4science.org

+50 heterogeneous data providers, over a billion

quality records+20,000 processes/month99,7% service availability

EGI Conference 2016, 6-8 April 2016, AmsterdamWPS

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D4Science services: supporting the entire data mgmt lifecycle

Databases

Cloud storageGeospatial data Store

Metadata generation and management

Harmonisation Sharing

Cloud computingMulti-platform: R, Java, Fortran

Semantic DataBiodiversitydata

Geospatialdata

Statistical dataDocuments

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Analytics

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VRE as-a-Service

• web-based working environment• providing access to services and resources tailored to serve the needs of the

research team in addressing a research question• open and flexible with respect to service offering and lifetime • providing fine-grained controlled sharing of both intermediate and final research

results• Low cost of creation and operation

Virtual Research Environment

e-InfrastructureVREVRE

VRE

Public

Restricted

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VRE Definition

3. Configure applications

2. Select applications1. Specify VRE metadata (including policies)

4. Select data collections

Hardware setup and software deployment completely hidden

Evolving needs of its users completely supported

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D4Science offer VREs to …

Environmental Science, Marine biodiversity, Fisheries&Aquaculture science, Culture Heritage, Social data mining, Geothermal Science, Smart cities

+50 VREs2000 scientists in 44 countries

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Collaborative Environment

Share Updates

User news feed

VREs user is a member of

A single point to Get status and updates from applications and other users they are interested inGet notifications about messages, jobs completion, new generated products, etc.

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User Workspace

Folders can be shared Including documents, datasets,

software & computations

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Inside a VRE Species Discovery

Processing Tools Visualization Tools

Data Trends

Search

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Data preparation & Processing

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Store software in a personal workspace

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Prepare software through a Web interface

(JAVA programming is also supported:https://gcube.wiki.gcube-system.org/gcube/How-to_Implement_Algorithms_for_the_Statistical_Manager)

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Execute the process and analyse the results

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Store and share “research objects”

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Infrastructure as a “Publisher”

VRE

Reseach Activity Review

Dissemination& access

• e-Infrastructure • VRE–as-a-service • Workspace &sharing

(re-)Usage of the “research

object”

Publishing service

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