Examples of using Data infrastructures in English and their translations into Slovak
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The emergence of geoportals and their role in spatial data infrastructures.
(c) interface to open data infrastructures in third countries;
How best to coordinate the support available to European data infrastructures?
Spatial Data Infrastructures to facilitate access and sharing of data. .
How the current VREs are contributing to interconnect the new and existing data infrastructures across Europe?
As the technology advances and data infrastructures take over city management, the result could be the complete transfer of public services to tech giants.
Create a fit-for-purpose pan-European governance structure to federate scientific data infrastructures and overcome fragmentation.
The initiative will give Europe a global lead in data infrastructures and services, and ensure that European science, technology and industry reap the full benefits of data-driven science.
Some research funding bodies have therefore started requiring thatresearchers deposit research data in suitable data infrastructures, but this practice is not yet widely followed.
Activities shall focus on the capabilities, technologies and data infrastructures for earth observation and monitoring that can continuously provide timely and accurate information, forecasts and projections.
Amongst the challenges that can be addressed through pooling of public and private resources in Europe are the large investmentsneeded in high performance computing facilities and data infrastructures for science and engineering.
In 2012-2013, the Commission will spend €45 million on data infrastructures and research on digital preservation.
While in the long term, quantum computing holds the promise to solve computational problems that are beyond current supercomputers,26 EU competitiveness also depends on the support of HPC for pan-European data infrastructures.
In 2012-2013, the Commission will spend €45 million on data infrastructures and research on digital preservation.
To facilitate a rapid transition to e-Science, the European Commission and Member States have made significant investments in e-Infrastructures, including the pan-European research network GÉANT3,e-Science grids, data infrastructures and supercomputing.
How best to coordinate the support available to European data infrastructures as they move towards exascale computing1?
Future data infrastructures- including the European Data Infrastructure announced in the Communication on the European Cloud Initiative- will require standards not only for security and privacy, but also for metadata, data preservation, semantics, data values, and others.
The Commission should also ensure a link between the IT platform and other data infrastructures relevant for the purposes of HTA such as registries of real world data. .
Such data infrastructures will address meta-data for discoverability, best practices for Data Management Plans, certification of repositories for quality, trust and transparency, in line with the requirements on data infrastructure and open science cloud from the European Cloud Initiative.
The European Open Science Cloud aims togive Europe a global lead in scientific data infrastructures, to ensure that European scientists reap the full benefits of data-driven science.
Activities shall focus on the capabilities, technologies and data infrastructures for earth observation and monitoring from both remote sensing and in situ measurements that can continuously provide timely accurate information and permit forecasts and projections.
Promote the objectives of the European Cloud Initiative and of a sound governance structure for the management andthe development of the computing and data infrastructures and services, decision making on funding, long-term sustainability and security;
Activities shall focus on the capabilities, technologies and data infrastructures for earth observation and monitoring that can continuously provide timely and accurate information, forecasts and projections.
In this phase, OpenAIRE-Advance strives to empower its National Open Access Desks(NOADs)so they become a pivotal part within their own national data infrastructures, positioning Open Access and Open Science onto national agendas.
The Cloud canbe understood as the combination of three interdependent elements: the data infrastructures which store and manage data; the high-bandwidth networks which transport data; and the ever more powerful computers which can be used to process the data. .
Funded projects are expected to establish long-term sustainable data platforms securing open, consistent data about the impacts of the deployed approaches andensure interoperability with other relevant data infrastructures for effective communication, public consultation, exchange of practices, and sharing of experiences.
In recent years, the Commission has supported the development of e-infrastructures for science, including scientific data infrastructures, measures to make national infrastructures more interoperable,and the preparatory phases for the setting up of sustainable European thematic data infrastructures identified in the ESFRI34 Roadmap.
The European Cloud Initiative is designed to help science,industry and public authorities in Europe access world-class data infrastructures and cloud-based services as they become the decisive factors for success in the digital economy.
The European Open Science Cloud vision:“togive Europe a global lead in scientific data infrastructures and to ensure that European scientists reap the full benefits of data-driven science”.
Member States may extend the application of this Directive to researchdata made publicly available through other data infrastructures than repositories, through open access publications, as an attached file to an article, a data paper or a paper in a data journal.