This page is dedicated to public deliverables related to the C-SCALE project.
This document provides a report on the data types that are collected and generated per Work Package (WP), whether they will be shared with the public and how, whether they can be reused and how, and how they will be preserved during and after the end of the project. In this first version, the Data Management Plan is created based on the knowledge that the project members have so far, while a second – full – version will follow in the second half of the project.
This document provides an updated report on the data types that are collected and generated per Work Package (WP), whether they will be shared with the public and how, whether they can be reused and how, and how they will be preserved during and after the end of the project. The first version of the Data Management Plan, submitted in March 2022 to the EC, included the information on the aforementioned topics until March 2022, while in this second and last version, in addition to the above, information on the data that the onboarded use cases collected and generated is provided as well as on the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) of C-SCALE data is included.
The C-SCALE Data Federation brings together European providers of Earth observation product archives to facilitate seamless access from analytic workloads running in EOSC. The architecture of the federation, and descriptions of underlying technologies and components, are presented within this document.
The C-SCALE Data Federation brings together European providers of Earth observation product archives to facilitate seamless access from analytic workloads running in EOSC, and to prototype a distributed long-term archive of Copernicus data. Essential functionality has been implemented within the C-SCALE Project to enable product discovery and access across the federation. This document discusses the status and details of that implementation.
The C-SCALE Compute Federation delivers access to cloud and HPC/HTC resources to support EO-related research activities. This document describes the technical architecture of this compute federation and its components.
The C-SCALE Compute Federation delivers access to cloud and HPC/HTC resources to support Copernicus and Earth Observation related research activities. This document describes the services supported by the C-SCALE Compute Federation and how they support Copernicus and EO data analytics.
This document aims to provide information to the end users on the C-SCALE Batch Processing system, which is deployed and running on the C-SCALE Compute Federation.
This report presents the first assessment of the C-SCALE services provided through the Virtual Access (VA) mechanism to the users. These include computing and storage resources. This first version of the deliverable presents the existing VA installations, their management within the project and the initial usage delivered from the start of the project (January 2021) and until November 2021.
This report presents an update of the assessment of the C-SCALE services provided through the Virtual Access (VA) mechanism to the users. These include computing and storage resources. The deliverable describes the existing VA installations, their management within the project, updates the usage metrics delivered from the start of the project (January 2021) until Month 18 (June 2022) and reports on the Green Computing metrics and initiatives from the C-SCALE providers. The current version (1.1) includes a few corrections from the version 1.0.
This report presents an update of the assessment of the C-SCALE services provided through the Virtual Access (VA) mechanism to the users. These include computing and storage resources. The deliverable describes the existing VA installations, their management within the project, updates the usage metrics delivered from the start of the project (January 2021) until Month 24 (December 2022) and reports on the Green Computing metrics and initiatives from the C-SCALE providers.
This report presents the final assessment of the C-SCALE services provided through the Virtual Access (VA) mechanism to the users. These include computing and storage resources. The deliverable describes the existing VA installations, and their management within the project, updates the usage metrics delivered from the start of the project (January 2021) until Month 33 (September 2023) and reports on the Green Computing metrics and initiatives from the C-SCALE providers.
At the C-SCALE project’s inception, six use cases were identified. Their objective was to deploy applications on the C-SCALE federated infrastructure and provide feedback on their experiences working with the providers in co-designing the C-SCALE federation. This report provides information about the use case dependencies and who implemented these. Additionally, the use cases provide feedback about speed of access to resources and data, the ease of use of the resources, the appropriateness of the technology used to implement the use case, the resultant usability of the application running on the federated infrastructure, the missing functionality/resources, the effectiveness of support from the providers and the overall satisfaction of the service/resource. Additionally, all use cases make improvement suggestions which in summary are centred around simplifying and harmonising resources provisioning and access, improving documentation and providing examples and training and finding mechanisms to ensure that data and tooling are readily available for users so that users can focus on science. In general, the feedback from the use cases is positive. Users recognise the value of developing customised solutions in collaboration with the federation providers and appreciate the flexibility of the resources being provided.
This report provides an overview of the integration of various use cases into the FedEarthData platform under the C-SCALE project, with a focus on Workflow Solutions and new use cases on-boarded via an open call. Workflow Solutions are applications developed to facilitate the use of FedEarthData by offering easily deployable templates and reusable components. Additionally, the inclusion of new use cases from diverse scientific disciplines underlines the adaptability and flexibility of the FedEarthData platform. The user feedback collected throughout the project shows overall satisfaction with the provided C-SCALE services. However, users also highlighted potential areas of improvement, primarily in resource provision and the availability of comprehensive documentation. The report underlines the effectiveness of C-SCALE support and identifies further opportunities to enhance the user experience on the FedEarthData infrastructure.
This deliverable reports on the setup of the initial version of the C-SCALE website and its contents, the social media presence, and the setup of the project’s internal collaboration and communication tools. The C-SCALE website will serve as the primary access point for users, and together with social media, it will facilitate dissemination and raising awareness for various audiences, e.g. for the publication of success stories of the project. The website provides information about the project and the consortium, news, events, and contact details.
This deliverable reports on the criteria for choosing candidates for the Early Adopter Programme (EAP). The EAP will launch open call (possibly calls) to identify additional use cases from the EOSC and Copernicus research communities and beyond, wishing to exploit Copernicus and EO data. The additional use cases will serve to gather further feedback on the functional and non-functional aspects of the overall C-SCALE services.
The document outlines the initial training plan that will be delivered during the project and will provide a first set of training contents about the C-SCALE services. It discusses the target audiences, creates the structure of the training plan with an initial outline of training material and gives information on how the access to the material will be organised.
This document will provide an initial report on the procedure that other Copernicus platforms and EOSC e-infrastructure providers will have to follow to join the C-SCALE federation and description of engagement activities, key results and future plans beyond the life of the project.
This document provides the final report on the services created in the C-SCALE project aimed to streamline data coming from Copernicus platforms and EOSC e-infrastructure compute providers. The report includes a description of the key exploitable results and the main services created during C-SCALE to ensure their exploitation, uptake and sustainability beyond the life of the project.