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WP5 – Architecture

The architecture including membership, internal functioning and interaction of the component parts of DANUBIUS-RI (the Hub, Nodes, Supersites, Data Centre, Technology Transfer Office and E-Learning Office) will be defined in WP5.

DANUBIUS-RI Architecture in M31 of the Preparatory Phase (June 2019)

The objectives of WP5 are to: i. define the roles and contributions of the component parts (the Hub, which provides central direction and services: the Nodes, which provide expertise in key areas; the Supersites which are natural sites of scientific and societal importance for observation, analysis and research; the Data Centre; the Technology Transfer Office); and ii. draw up criteria for internal functioning and interaction, and changing or extending these in the future.

Key Tasks in WP5:

    • T5.1. Review existing major European distributed research infrastructure architectures
    • T5.2. Definition of roles and contributions of component parts
    • T5.3. Hub
    • T5.4. Nodes
    • T5.5. Supersites
    • T5.6. Data Centre
    • T5.7. Technology Transfer Office
    • T5.8. Creating the Virtual Research Environments ICT e-Infrastructure Office for applications
    • T5.9. DANUBIUS-RI further development criteria and procedures

This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 739562.

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