D2.2 User Services Catalogue

Grant Agreement 101079792, RESILIENCE PPP D2.2 - User Services Catalogue Title of Deliverable: User Services Catalogue Deliverable Number: D2.2 Type of Data: Report Lead Beneficiary: KUL Publishing Status Public Last Revision Date: 29/05/2024 by: Francesca Cadeddu Verification Date: [DD/MM/YYYY] by: [Name] Approval Date: [DD/MM/YYYY] by: [Name] Document Name: RESILIENCE_WP2_D2.2_User Services Catalogue_01.00_FINAL Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 2 Change History Author(s) Name Beneficiary Role Michiel De Clerck KU Leuven WP2 Data Unit lead Roxanne Wyns KU Leuven Deputy director, WP2 Data Unit Distribution List Name Beneficiary Role All All Version Number Date Status Name Summary of Main Changes 00.01 20/03/2024 DRAFT Initial Draft 00.02 30/04/2024 WORKING Working Version 00.03 21/05/2024 DRAFT First Revised Text 01.00 29/05/2024 FINAL Final Version Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 3 Table of Contents 1 Introduction ......................................................................................... 5 2 RESILIENCE Service Strategy ................................................................. 5 2.1 Religious Studies context .................................................................. 6 2.2 Wider European context: EOSC Marketplace & SSHOC ..................... 8 3 Service analysis template ................................................................... 11 4 Service template results ..................................................................... 13 5 Service template: lessons learned ...................................................... 16 6 Minimal requirements for onboarding ............................................... 16 7 Procedures for onboarding ................................................................ 18 8 Next Steps .......................................................................................... 19 9 Appendices ......................................................................................... 20 9.1 Appendix 1: Service template results .............................................. 20 10 Reference Documents ...................................................................... 533 Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 4 List of Figures Figure 1: RESILIENCE Suite ................................................................... 7 Figure 2: Supercategories & categories.................................................10 Figure 3: Supercategories & categories covered by Book Heritage Lab KU Leuven ................................................................................................ 11 Figure 4: NI4OS-Europe TRL ................................................................ 17 Acronyms Acronym Full Form BoD Board of Directors EOSC European Open Science Cloud FAIR Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable GenA General Assembly HTR Handwritten Text Recognition OCR Optical Character Recognition OS Open Science PPP Preparatory Phase Project RDM Research Data Management RI Research Infrastructure RS Religious Studies SSHOC Social Sciences and Humanities Open Cloud TRL Technology Readiness Level WU Data Working Unit Data Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 5 1 Introduction As stated in the Grant Agreement, WP2 has the task to create a User Services Catalogue.” This catalogue contains information about deliverables, implementation/ operation costs, contact points, implementation/operation processes, available services/resources among partners, etc. Items can enter the user services catalogue only after internal due diligence has been performed on related costs and risks (e.g. availability of resources). Only services ready to become operational can be found in the service catalogue and as such, resources to fully support active services have been committed.” 1 This intermediate version of D2.2 will focus mainly on the first steps taken towards the creation of this Service Catalogue. Mapping the current state of affairs of services and resources available among the partners was considered as the best starting point for developing the Service Catalogue. This allows WP2 to develop criteria for assessing operational readiness for services and procedures for onboarding them on the catalogue that are attuned to the consortium and the Religious Studies (RS) community. The mapping also serves as a means to recognise gaps in the available resources for the community. This document will also outline how the Service Catalogue fits into the broader Service Strategy of RESILIENCE discussed in the intermediate version of D2.1. 2 The context in which the templates for collecting information for the Service Catalogue were created is defined both by the realities of the Religious Studies community and the wider European research landscape. 2 RESILIENCE Service Strategy The intermediate version of ‘D2.1 – Services Preparation and Implementation Strategy’ states that the emphasis during the PPP is on the mapping of existing services (in-kind and from other RI’s, eInfrastructures,…) and on setting up procedures for the inclusion of services in the service catalogue. Based on the needs of the community and the available resources during the PPP, RESILIENCE will also work towards implementing a selection of core services: ● a data repository solution for the FAIR data publication of research data in RS ● an elaborate TNA program for access to and expertise on physical as well as digital collections 1 GRANT AGREEMENT, Project: 101079792 — RESILIENCE PPP — HORIZON-INFRA-2021-DEV-02, Description of The Action (Part A), p.7. 2 D2.1 – Services Preparation and Implementation Strategy. Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 6 ● a data hub and discovery environment giving access to a wide variety of digital objects ● an RDM support desk. 3 The place of this deliverable in the context of the service strategy is a focus on the preparation work and implementation of the Service Catalogue itself from the perspective of categorisation of services and procedures for evaluating and onboarding them. This will allow us to focus on increasing the visibility of qualitative and highly useful tools and resources already available at partner institutions and in the wider research ecosystem. One of the most important criteria in these procedures is the Technology Readiness Level (TRL) of a service, a measurement system used to assess the maturity level of a service. 4 2.1 Religious Studies context The primary goal of a RESILIENCE service catalogue is to cater to the needs of the Religious Studies community. To gain a better insight into the needs of the RS community, WP2 is also in close collaboration with WP3 Users. This collaboration mostly takes the form of joint workshops at RESILIENCE partner institutions as described in 'D3.1 - Workshops Proceedings - 1st Batch'. 5 This allows WP2 to both collect information on existing resources and to be closer to the work WP3 does to collect the needs of users. This collaboration combined with the mapping of existing services among the RESILIENCE partners serves to recognise gaps between the resources needed by and available to the RS community. Filling these gaps requires reliable and sustainable services for the community, which is why technological readiness and sustainability are important aspects to consider when collecting information about existing resources. Because RESILIENCE is part of this community, this allows for some flexibility in offering tools and services of a lower TRL that are still in development if there are clear mentions about the development status or if users are explicitly involved in a testing phase. This can have the dual benefit of offering earlier access to specific resources to (some members of) our community while also giving the providers of the resource a network of users that can provide input and feedback. This creates a win-win situation where researchers 3 D2.1 – Services Preparation and Implementation Strategy, p7-12. 4 CloudWatch, A brief refresher on Technology Readiness Levels (TRL), https://www.cloudwatchhub.eu/exploitation/brief-refresher-technology-readiness-levels-trl. Cfr. Also https://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/data/ref/h2020/wp/2014_2015/annexes/h2020-wp1415-annex-g-trl_en.pdf 5 D3.1 - Workshops Proceedings - 1st Batch Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 7 can find and use services or tools that are validated but not yet fit for wide scale use while giving the service providers access to input and feedback from users. During the Design Phase, RESILIENCE already created a categorisation of potential services referred to as the R-Suite. Figure 1: RESILIENCE Suite Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 8 The R-Suite is a visualisation of the services that are foreseen to be offered by the RI while in operation. 6 This visualisation was very useful during the Design Phase and early PPP to conceptually show potential services and how they fit together in the framework of a Research Infrastructure. As implementation draws closer, a more practical and flexible categorisation becomes necessary. The conceptual representation of the R-Suite, for example, does not accommodate service areas where several tools are available or that require more than one tool to cover a researcher’s needs. It is, furthermore, difficult to incorporate resources in the R-Suite that offer more than one tool or service. In addition, an alignment with the EOSC portal and SSHOC marketplace are in order to foresee the future integration of RESILIENCE services into the EOSC Federation. All these aspects resulted in the reconsideration of the service catalogue structure as specified in this document. 2.2 Wider European context: EOSC Marketplace & SSHOC As outlined in D2.1, adopting the categorisation used by EOSC allows RESILIENCE to be more easily integrated in the wider European ecosystem. Besides the added benefit of interoperability, adopting EOSC categories also allows RESILIENCE to compare existing resources from the wider European research landscape to RS researchers’ needs to ensure that existing solutions can be adopted rather than repeating efforts expended in the past. As a tried and tested categorisation it also has the advantage of being more practical and flexible with an eye towards implementation. The EOSC supercategories and categories listed below allow for the description of resources in a standardised way. The EOSC subcategories will be used to add more detail and information about the specifics of a service. 7 ● Access physical & e-Infrastructures ○ Instrument & Equipment: Access to instruments and equipment. ○ Material Storage: Access to biological, chemical, historical, archeological, cultural, etc. storage. Includes the acquisition, preparation and processing of samples and materials in view of their preservation. ○ Network: Ultra-fast connectivity and access to eInfrastructures' Resources. ○ Compute: High-performance computing Resources and scalable cloud compute capacity for demanding job processes. 6 Confidential deliverable D8.1 from the Design Phase — Grant 871127 — RESILIENCE “Governance Model, HR Policy and Management, Access Policy”, p.37-38. 7 https://wiki.eoscfuture.eu/display/PUBLIC/B.+v4.00+EOSC+Resource+Profile#B.v4.00EOSCResourceProfileResourceCategory Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 9 ○ Data Storage: Reliable, secure and scalable cloud storage for scientific data, apps and workloads. ● Sharing & Discovery ○ Data: Vast range of data, datasets etc to facilitate research and scientific activities. ○ Scholarly Communication: Research findings available to the wider academic community and beyond. ○ Software: Software, platforms and tools offered-as-a-service or deployed-on-demand. ○ Application: End-user applications (apps) offered-as-a-service or deployed-on-demand. ○ Development Resource: Developer tools, development kits, libraries, APIs. ○ Samples: Collection, preparation and delivery of biological, chemical, environmental or other samples. ● Processing & Analysis ○ Data Management: Robust, feature-rich and user-friendly data management services. ○ Data Analysis: Processes for data with the goal of discovering useful information, informing conclusions, and supporting decision-making. ○ Measurement & Materials Analysis: Processes and techniques for material analysis, characterisation and monitoring. ● Security & Operations ○ Security & Identity: Protect [your] infrastructure and manage user identities and access against advanced threats across devices, data, apps, etc. ○ Operations & Infrastructure Management Services: Services for monitoring, scaling, creating, tracking and automating operations on [your] infrastructures and services. ● Training & Support ○ Education & Training: Highly-specialized seminars and courses to help advance research knowledge and sharpen scientific skills. ○ Consultancy & Support: Dedicated support, expertise, consultancy for a wide range of scientific disciplines and research activities. ● Aggregators & Integrators: Thematic, Regional and other Aggregators & Integrators. ○ Services ○ Data ○ Applications ○ Software ○ Other Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 16 16. Research Product Metadata Research Product Metadata Licensing Research Product Metadata Access Policy Open access 5 Service template: lessons learned The results of the service analysis template included in this deliverable were part of WP2's efforts in testing and perfecting a way to collect information about potential (in-kind) services to be included on the RESILIENCE Service Catalogue. The aim of this test was to gain a preliminary overview of the services available among RESILIENCE partners and to see if the EOSC profiles are suitable for this purpose. Although providing the information requested was sometimes challenging for respondents, it can be concluded that the current template is well suited for the task of collecting information about services. Doing so with Microsoft Forms, however, is not ideal. It makes collecting information with the needed granularity difficult both for those filling out the forms and those processing the information. The advantage of being relatively fast to set up the template with Microsoft Forms did outweigh those disadvantages for testing purposes. As the work in WP2 progresses, however, a better solution should be set up. Due to the fact that testing the templates was our main concern, partners were not asked to provide an exhaustive list of potential in-kind services. WP2 should continue to collect information about potential services. Based on the experiences from this first round of testing, the information that respondents are required to provide can be considered adequate and this can be maintained as it is. The method for collecting the information, however, needs to be improved to be more user friendly. 6 Minimal requirements for onboarding As per the guiding principles in the Services Preparation and Implementation Strategy, RESILIENCE offers services of a certain service level maturity with a stable and robust infrastructure and a strong support team in place to guarantee that resources remain findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable. This helps ensure that users are only given access to tools and services that are already reliable and sustainable. The service catalogue can, however, also contain innovative new services and tools that have a low Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 17 technology/service readiness level if it offers potential users clear information on the experimental and possibly temporary nature of the service. By being transparent about the TRL, RESILIENCE can offer innovative and experimental tools of value to the community without running the risk of low quality and limited availability of the service offering. 13 Preferably, the minimal requirement for onboarding on the RESILIENCE Service Catalogue is TRL 7 or higher for existing (in-kind) services. This helps ensure that RESILIENCE offers the community services that are accessible and usable, not only at the moment of onboarding them but also in the long term. Figure 4: NI4OS-Europe TRL 14 Pilot demonstrators, meaning TRL4 or higher, can be included as long as the TRL is clearly indicated to the end users. These can be promoted to specific users that are aware of and comfortable with the experimental nature of that specific service. This can have the dual benefit of offering earlier access to specific resources to (some members of) our community while also giving the providers of the resource a network of users that can provide input and feedback. This creates a win-win situation where researchers can find and use services or tools that are validated but not yet fit for wide scale use while giving the service providers access to input 13 D2.1 – Services Preparation and Implementation Strategy, p9-13. 14 https://wiki.ni4os.eu/index.php/Technology_Readiness_Level Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 18 and feedback from users. One approach that has been suggested for this by the WU Data is to close off a section of the Service Catalogue behind a login only accessible to researchers from the RESILIENCE consortium to ensure that some level of coordination can be maintained between the users and providers. Another important requirement for services to be onboarded is the availability of clear documentation on how to access and use the resource as well as the existence of a helpdesk that can be contacted for assistance with technical and usability issues. A resource cannot be considered mature if neither are available. For the pilot demonstrators, more flexibility is possible because users and providers should be in touch with one another and the experiences of users can provide crucial input for the drafting of documentation. Both the TRL self-assessment and questions pertaining to documentation and the help desk are essential elements in the service description that play an important role in the procedures to be followed after a description has been submitted. 7 Procedures for onboarding The first step to be undertaken after a potential in-kind service has been submitted to the Service Catalogue is to check if there is any information obviously missing from the description. The submitted URL’s need to be checked to see if they are correct and the websites themselves are active. For resources that have an active web presence it is often possible to see if the site contains any information that should also be submitted in the description form. This can already give a good impression of the completeness of the information provided and informs the reviewer on the level of accuracy of the TRL self-assessment. Although it is not up to RESILIENCE to evaluate or determine the TRL of a resource, an exploration of the available documentation and technical specifications can help determine whether the self-assessed TRL is a realistic evaluation of the resource. The availability of a help desk and of user documentation is essential to consider a service an operational environment. The funding a resource receives gives a good impression of its sustainability. Once the submission has been reviewed for completeness, the correctness of the TRL self-assessment has been evaluated and the documentation and help desk have been checked, the reviewer can get in touch with the main contact for the resource to follow up on the information provided and or missing. If there are no open issues (left to resolve), the resource can be onboarded on the RESILIENCE Service Catalogue. Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 19 8 Next Steps The next step in the work on the Service Catalogue will be to integrate the information collected via the service analysis template on the RESILIENCE website in an easily browsable and searchable way. At this stage in the PPP, the in-kind service that RESILIENCE can promote to the community do not yet require a dedicated platform that can function as a marketplace. The amount of in-kind services is for the moment still limited so a browsable page is still suitable. Similarly, the Microsoft Forms for collecting information about resources can still function temporarily. As the Service Catalogue expands, a dedicated solution for collecting that information will be developed. Although the output of the Microsoft Forms is adequate to analyse service towards the decision to onboard them, they are not sufficiently user friendly. To help streamline these next steps, the further evolution of the EOSC EU Nodes will be followed to stay up to date of their requirements once more information is available. In the meantime, RESILIENCE will also explore the integration of mature service descriptions in the SSHOC Marketplace. Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 20 9 Appendices 9.1 Appendix 1: Service template results 1. Basic Information ID Name Primary Sources in Jewish Studies Abbreviation Resource Organisation Bar-Ilan University Resource Providers Webpage www.biu.ac.il 2. Marketing Information Description Bar-Ilan University is the only religious university in Israel and is one of the world's central hubs for Jewish Studies, going from Jewish Philosophy to Semitic Philology, from Bible Studies to Archeology, from Jewish Art to Hebrew Literature. The BIU library has a number of very important collections and offers the research community a location for in depth archival work and the interaction with some of the most important scholars in the above-mentioned fields. Tagline Probably the best research hub in Jewish Studies in the World. Logo https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/he/b/b0/Bar_Ilan_logo.png Multimedia Use case 3. Classification Information Scientific Domain Social Sciences Scientific Subdomain Psychology; Sociology; Law; Political sciences; Social and economic geography; Other social sciences Scientific Domain Humanities Scientific Subdomain History and archaeology; Languages and literature; Philosophy, ethics and religion; Arts; Other humanities Category Data Subcategory Metadata; Online service data; Data archives Category Scholarly Communication Subcategory Publication; Writing; Analysis; Discovery Target Users Researchers; Research groups; Research communities; Research projects; Research networks; Research managers; Research organisations; Students; Research Infrastructure Managers; Resource Managers; Publishers Access Type Physical; Remote; Virtual; Mail-in Access Mode Free conditionally; Paid; Peer-reviewed Tags Jewish Studies 4. Geographical and Language Availability Information Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 21 Geographical Availability World Language English, Hebrew 5. Resource Location Information Resource Geographic Location Israel 6. Contact Information Main Contact/Resource Owner Public Contact Helpdesk 7. Maturity Information Technology Readiness Level 6 - technology demonstrated in relevant environment Life Cycle Status Certifications Standards Open Source Technologies Version Last Update Change Log 8. Dependencies Information Required Resources Related Resources Related Platforms Catalogue 9. Attribution Information Funding Body Funding Program Grant/Project Name 10. Management Information Helpdesk Page User Manual Terms Of Use Privacy Policy Access Policy Resource Level Training Information Status Monitoring Maintenance 11. Access and Order Information Order Type Open Access Order Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 22 12. Financial Information Payment Model Pricing 1. Basic Information ID Name Italian SuperComputing Resource Allocation – ISCRA Abbreviation ISCRA Resource Organisation CINECA Consorzio Interuniversitario Resource Providers Webpage https://www.hpc.cineca.it/hpc-access/access-cineca-resources/iscraprojects/ 2. Marketing Information Description Each year, CINECA will directly award, at national level, in excess of 100 millions core hours, and indirectly, at European level, by mean of the participation of the EUROHPCJU Programme, in excess of 1.200 millions core processors hours, for a total amount in the order of 1.700 millions core processors hours, driving transformational research in diverse fields. The topics that are currently investigated through supercomputing at CINECA e.g. include fundamental physics, computational chemistry, astrophysics, nanotechnology, energy, environment, engineering, mathematic and life science, as well as emerging application domains in the context of multidisciplinary, social and economical science and humanities. Scientists may request allocations on high-performance computing (HPC) systems operated by CINECA: a top level (Tier-0) system “LEONARDO”, a middle range (Tier-1) system “Galileo100”, and some task specific machines (Cloud) and Quantum Simulator resources. Tagline ISCRA, the direct award in excess of 100 millions core hours, to support your research. Logo https://www.cineca.it/sites/default/files/loghi/logo-iscra-cineca.jpg Multimedia Use case 3. Classification Information Scientific Domain Generic Scientific Subdomain Category Compute Subcategory Job Execution Category Data Storage Subcategory Data; File; Archive; Online Category Software Subcategory Libraries Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 23 Category Application Subcategory Utilities Category Development Resource Subcategory Developer Tools; Software Development Kits; Software Libraries; APIs Repository/Gateway; Simulation Tools Category Data Management Subcategory Access; Transfer; Preservation Category Data Analysis Subcategory Machine Learning; Artificial Intelligence; Visualization Category Consultancy & Support Subcategory Consulting; Application Scaling; Application Optimisation; Application Porting; Benchmarking; Technology Transfer Tags Researchers; Research groups; Research communities; Research projects ;Research organisations 4. Geographical and Language Availability Information Geographical Availability Italy Language English 5. Resource Location Information Resource Geographic Location 6. Contact Information Main Contact/Resource Owner Public Contact Helpdesk 7. Maturity Information Technology Readiness Level 9 - actual system proven in operational environment Life Cycle Status Certifications Standards Open Source Technologies Version Last Update Change Log 8. Dependencies Information Required Resources Related Resources Related Platforms Catalogue 9. Attribution Information Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 24 Funding Body Funding Program Grant/Project Name 10. Management Information Helpdesk Page User Manual Terms Of Use Privacy Policy Access Policy Resource Level Training Information Status Monitoring Maintenance 11. Access and Order Information Order Type Open Access Order 12. Financial Information Payment Model Pricing Free of charge 1. Basic Information ID Name Cristianesimo nella storia Online Archive Abbreviation Resource Organisation Fondazione per le scienze religiose (FSCIRE) Resource Providers FSCIRE, Il Mulino Webpage https://www.fscire.it/lang/eng/pubblicazioni/riviste 2. Marketing Information Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 25 Description Founded in 1980, Cristianesimo nella storia is a scientific journal edited by the Fondazione per le scienze religiose (FSCIRE) in Bologna. It hosts research by authoritative scholars on the historical path of Christianity, with particular attention to the contexts and cultures with which Christians have come into contact from the Old Testament and Judaic era to the present day. Every quarter Cristianesimo nella storia offers critical essays, reviews, notes and reviews that allow a critical evaluation of the hypotheses that have emerged in international scientific studies in the historical, theological and exegetical fields. Each year one issue is devoted to a monographic topic. This service offers online access to digitised copies of the journal's past issues (1980-2014). Tagline All digitized Cristianesimo nella Storia journal issues from 1980 to 2014, consisting of 99 titles. Logo https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SeDQM1Bi8ptj6RfIx28XbTD_TQ864aGc/ view?usp=drive_link Multimedia Use case 3. Classification Information Scientific Domain Humanities Scientific Subdomain History and archaeology; Languages and literature; Philosophy, ethics and religion; Other humanities Scientific Domain Other Scientific Subdomain Religious Studies Category Data Subcategory Scientific/Research data Category Scholarly Communication Subcategory Discovery Category Other Subcategory Data Source Target Users Researchers; Research communities; Students Access Type Virtual Access Mode Free Tags Cristianesimo nella storia, Journal, Past-Issues Archive, Religious Studies, Open Access 4. Geographical and Language Availability Information Geographical Availability World Language English, Italian 5. Resource Location Information Resource Geographic Location Italy 6. Contact Information Main Contact/Resource Owner Public Contact Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 32 Status Monitoring Maintenance 11. Access and Order Information Order Type Order Required Order https://theo.kuleuven.be/apps/press/bookheritagelab/contact-us-2/ 12. Financial Information Payment Model Pricing 1. Basic Information ID Name Histdict Abbreviation Histdict Resource Organisation UniSofia Resource Providers Webpage https://histdict-prep.comsoft.bg/ 2. Marketing Information Description The Histdict system provides its users with mechanisms for creating a text corpus, uniting Slavic texts from the first written monuments to the present day, as well as their preliminary processing - adding comments, readings, red markings, etc. An extensive dictionary and support for references is also incorporated within Histdict system. The objective of the system is to create opportunities for morphological annotation of the added texts by specialists, in order to improve subsequent linguistic analyzes based on the textual richness of the corpus. Tagline A unique digital platform for studying the Medieaval Religious Literature of the Slavs Logo https://elinizb.uni-sofia.bg/images/elinizb-images/logo/logo-elinizbretina.svg Multimedia https://elinizb.uni-sofia.bg/en/ Use case 3. Classification Information Scientific Domain Humanities Scientific Subdomain Languages and literature; Philosophy, ethics and religion; Arts Category Data Subcategory Scientific/Research data Category Software Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 33 Subcategory Platform Category Application Subcategory Education Category Data Analysis Subcategory Other Category Education & Training Subcategory Online Courses Target Users Researchers; Research groups; Research projects; Research networks; Research organisations; Students Access Type Virtual Access Mode Free; Free conditionally Tags 4. Geographical and Language Availability Information Geographical Availability World Language OCS, Bulgarian, English for the menus 5. Resource Location Information Resource Geographic Location 6. Contact Information Main Contact/Resource Owner Public Contact Helpdesk 7. Maturity Information Technology Readiness Level 8 - system complete and qualified Life Cycle Status Certifications Standards Open Source Technologies Version Last Update currently Change Log 8. Dependencies Information Required Resources computer with Internet connection Related Resources Related Platforms Catalogue 9. Attribution Information Funding Body Bulgarian Ministry of Education and Sciences (MES) Funding Program European Structural Funds plus MES Grant/Project Name Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 34 10. Management Information Helpdesk Page User Manual Terms Of Use Privacy Policy Access Policy Resource Level Training Information Status Monitoring Maintenance 11. Access and Order Information Order Type Fully Open Access Order 12. Financial Information Payment Model Pricing Additional information for ‘Data Source’ 13. Data Source Policies Submission policy URL Preservation policy URL Version control Persistent Identity Systems - Research Data Persistent Identity Systems - Research Software Persistent Identity Systems - Research Literature Persistent Identity Systems - Other research products 14. Data Source Content Jurisdiction Research Infrastructure Data Source Classification Scientific Database Research Product Types Research Data Thematic Yes 15. Research Product Policies Research Product Licensing Research Product Access Policy Open access 16. Research Product Metadata Research Product Metadata Licensing Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 35 Research Product Metadata Access Policy Open access 1. Basic Information ID Name Online databases on sources related to the Bible and to Protestant theology of the 16th and 17th century Reformation Abbreviation Resource Organisation Theological University Apeldoorn Resource Providers Publishing house Droz in Geneva (droz.org) Webpage https://www.tua.nl/en/library/online-databases 2. Marketing Information Description The service provides both links as well as direct access to theological and biblical sources. Tagline Protestant theology Logo Multimedia Use case 3. Classification Information Scientific Domain Humanities Scientific Subdomain Philosophy, ethics and religion Category Scholarly Communication Subcategory Preparation; Discovery; Outreach; Target Users Researchers; Research groups; Research communities; Research projects; Research networks; Research organisations; Students; Funders; Policy Makers; Publishers; Access Type Virtual Access Mode Tags 4. Geographical and Language Availability Information Geographical Availability World Language English, Dutch 5. Resource Location Information Resource Geographic Location 6. Contact Information Main Contact/Resource Owner Public Contact Helpdesk Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 36 7. Maturity Information Technology Readiness Level 1 - basic principles observed Life Cycle Status Certifications Standards Open Source Technologies Version Last Update Change Log 8. Dependencies Information Required Resources Related Resources Related Platforms Catalogue 9. Attribution Information Funding Body Funding Program Grant/Project Name 10. Management Information Helpdesk Page User Manual Terms Of Use Privacy Policy Access Policy Resource Level Training Information Status Monitoring Maintenance 11. Access and Order Information Order Type Open Access Order 12. Financial Information Payment Model Pricing Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 37 1. Basic Information ID Name Digital Library of Slovenia Abbreviation dLib Resource Organisation University of Ljubljana Resource Providers National and University Library Webpage http://www.dlib.si/ 2. Marketing Information Description http://www.dlib.si/About.aspx Tagline Logo Multimedia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqsxTgUJepw Use case 3. Classification Information Scientific Domain Generic Scientific Subdomain Category Data Storage Subcategory Data; File; Online; Archive; Recovery; Digital preservation; Other Category Data Subcategory Statistical data; Scientific/Research data; Epidemiological data; Data archives; Other Target Users Researchers; Research groups; Research projects; Research networks; Research organisations; Students; Innovators; Research managers; Publishers; Other; Funders Access Type Virtual; Physical Access Mode Peer-reviewed; Other Tags 4. Geographical and Language Availability Information Geographical Availability World Language Slovenian, English 5. Resource Location Information Resource Geographic Location Slovenia 6. Contact Information Main Contact/Resource Owner Public Contact Helpdesk 7. Maturity Information Technology Readiness Level 1 - basic principles observed Life Cycle Status Discovery Certifications Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 38 Standards Open Source Technologies COSEC Version Last Update Change Log 8. Dependencies Information Required Resources Related Resources Related Platforms COBBIS Catalogue https://www.nuk.uni-lj.si/viri/katalogi 9. Attribution Information Funding Body Funding Program Grant/Project Name 10. Management Information Helpdesk Page User Manual Terms Of Use Privacy Policy Access Policy Resource Level Training Information Status Monitoring Maintenance 11. Access and Order Information Order Type Open Access Order 12. Financial Information Payment Model Pricing 1. Basic Information ID Name Research Data Mangement Abbreviation Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 39 Resource Organisation University of Münster Resource Providers Service Centre for Data Mangement, University and State Library of Münster Webpage https://www.uni-muenster.de/Forschungsdaten/ 2. Marketing Information Description it offers advice and support on all aspects of research projects and research data and also advise you on the preparation of project proposals. Tagline Advice and support for a project-specific sustainability concept for your research data Logo https://www.uni-muenster.de/imperia/md/images/ulb2/_v/logo.svg Multimedia Use case 3. Classification Information Scientific Domain Generic Scientific Subdomain Category Data Management Subcategory Maintenance; Other Category Education & Training Subcategory Other Category Consultancy & Support Subcategory Consulting; Methodology Development; Other Target Users Researchers; Research groups; Research projects; Students Access Type Physical; Remote; Virtual; Mail-in Access Mode Free conditionally Tags 4. Geographical and Language Availability Information Geographical Availability associated to University of Münster Language German, English 5. Resource Location Information Resource Geographic Location 6. Contact Information Main Contact/Resource Owner Public Contact Helpdesk 7. Maturity Information Technology Readiness Level 9 - actual system proven in operational environment Life Cycle Status Certifications Standards Open Source Technologies Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 40 Version Last Update Change Log 8. Dependencies Information Required Resources Related Resources Related Platforms Catalogue 9. Attribution Information Funding Body Funding Program Grant/Project Name 10. Management Information Helpdesk Page User Manual Terms Of Use Privacy Policy Access Policy Resource Level Training Information Status Monitoring Maintenance 11. Access and Order Information Order Type Order Required Order 12. Financial Information Payment Model Pricing 1. Basic Information ID Name Digital Library at Gazi Husrevbeg Library Abbreviation Resource Organisation Gazi Husrevbeg Library, University of Sarajevo Resource Providers Webpage https://digital.ghb.ba/ghb/fulltextSearchPage.xhtml Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 41 2. Marketing Information Description Digital Library provides quick insight and access to the different funds held at the Library (manuscripts, periodicals, etc.) Tagline Access Gazi Husrevbeg Library funds from distance. Logo https://digital.ghb.ba/ghb/javax.faces.resource/images/logoghb.png.xhtml?ln=ghbiblioteka-layout Multimedia Use case 3. Classification Information Scientific Domain Generic Scientific Subdomain Scientific Domain Humanities Scientific Subdomain History and archaeology; Languages and literature; Philosophy, ethics and religion; Arts Category Subcategory Target Users Researchers; Students Access Type Physical; Virtual; Other Access Mode Tags 4. Geographical and Language Availability Information Geographical Availability World Language Bosnian; English 5. Resource Location Information Resource Geographic Location 6. Contact Information Main Contact/Resource Owner Public Contact Helpdesk 7. Maturity Information Technology Readiness Level 9 - actual system proven in operational environment Life Cycle Status Certifications Standards Open Source Technologies Version Last Update Change Log 8. 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Marketing Information Description The blog "Green Orthodoxy: The Orthodox Church facing climate change" is an initiative of the Volos Academy of Theological Studies within the "Green Orthodoxy and parallel actions" program implemented in collaboration with WWF Greece. It aspires to publish and republish topical texts-interventions by theologians and also specialist scientists, news and information on the activity of the Orthodox Churches in environmental matters, as well as informative notes, videos, images on the latest developments regarding relevant issues at the national level, European as well as global news (always with reference to the source). Tagline We publish and republish timely texts-interventions by theologians and also specialist scientists, news and information about the activity of the Orthodox Churches in environmental matters. Logo https://churchgoesgreen.acadimia.org/wpcontent/uploads/2023/07/acadimia_logo_gr.png Multimedia Use case 3. 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Maturity Information Technology Readiness Level 1 - basic principles observed Life Cycle Status Certifications Standards Open Source Technologies Version Last Update Change Log 8. Dependencies Information Required Resources Related Resources Related Platforms Catalogue 9. Attribution Information Funding Body Funding Program Grant/Project Name 10. Management Information Helpdesk Page User Manual Terms Of Use Document Title: D2.2 User Services Catalogue Status: FINAL Version: 01.00 53 Privacy Policy Access Policy Resource Level Training Information Status Monitoring Maintenance 11. Access and Order Information Order Type Open Access Order 12. Financial Information Payment Model Pricing 10 Reference Documents Reference documents are intended to provide background and supplementary information. ID Date Title/Reference R1 18/08/2022 GRANT AGREEMENT, Project: 101079792 — RESILIENCE PPP — HORIZONINFRA-2021-DEV-02