The H۲۰۲۰ OCRE Project Opens the Gates of the Commercial Cloud and EO Services Usage to the Research Community

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Cloud and Earth Observation (EO) based services offer the European Research community a wealth of powerful tools. However, for many researchers these tools are currently out of reach. It is difficult to find and select suitable services. Establishing agreements with cloud and EO service providers and ensuring legal and technical compliance requires specialist skills and takes an inordinate amount of time. Equally, service providers find it difficult to reach and meet the needs of the research community in technical, financial and legal areas. The Open Clouds for Research Environments consortium (OCRE) will change this, by putting in place an easy adoption route. In the autumn of ۲۰۱۹, OCRE will run a pan-European tender and establish framework agreements with service providers who meet the requirements of the research community. ۱۰.۰۰۰ European research and education institutes will be able to directly consume these offerings via the European Open Science Cloud service catalogue, through ready-to-use agreements. They will not have to run a tender of their own. In addition, to stimulate usage, OCRE will make available ۹.۵ million euro in service credits (vouchers), through adoption funds from the European Commission. OCRE is a pioneer project without precedence, with potentially high impact in the future EO market activities and evolution of service offering, with the objective to burst the usage of EO commercial services by the research environment.

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Jose Manuel Delgado Blasco

RHEA Group, Via di Grotte Portella ۶/۸, ۰۰۰۴۴ Frascati, Italy

Antonio Romeo

RHEA Group, Via di Grotte Portella ۶/۸, ۰۰۰۴۴ Frascati, Italy

David Heyns

GÉANT, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Joao Fernanes

CERN, Geneva, Switzerland

Rob Carrillo

Trust-IT, Pisa, Italy

Natassa Nutoniou

EARSC, Brussels, Belgium