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SUMMARY:Geo-INQUIRE workshop: Generating earthquake slip on complex geological faults
DESCRIPTION:We are happy to announce the GEO-INQUIRE online workshop on ‘Generating earthquake slip on complex geological faults: combining EFSM20 and k223d/ANTI-FASc’. This event will be a 3 hour workshop. The training goals will be covered in a short online training session\, which uses a mix of PowerPoint presentations and live demonstrations using QGIS\, jupyterlab notebooks\, and k223d and ANTI-FASc codes. All codes and notebooks will be made freely available online before the training. \nThe aim is to provide users with an overview of representing geologically complex faults\, from mapping to meshing and simulating earthquakes on them. Training will involve familiarisation with the EFSM20 database\, using it to mesh a fault\, and finally generate a stochastic slip distribution on it. \nAgenda: \n\nRoberto Basili (INGV) and Rita Chiara Taccone(INGV): Representing complex geological faults.\nShane Murphy(Ifremer) and André Herrero (INGV): Earthquake slip on non-planar faults.\nAntonio Scala (UNINA): Set of slip distributions for tsunami hazard and forecasting purposes\n\nDate: Monday\, 4 November 2024\, from 9:00 to 12:00 CET \nLocation: Virtual training course. Register here! \nSpeaker: Roberto Basili (INGV)\, Rita Chiara Taccone(INGV)\, Shane Murphy (Ifremer)\, Andre Herrero (INGV)\, Antonio Scala (UNINA) \nResearch fields: Structural geology\, seismology\, geodesy\, tsunami\, seismic hazard\, tsunami hazard \nTarget audience: Researchers interested in simulating earthquakes for use in seismology geodesy and tsunami science. \nPrerequisites: Basic knowledge of the seismic source and scaling laws; computational background (basic knowledge of GIS\, python\, fortran) \nLearning goals: \n\nOverview of mapping geological faults\nIntroduction to EFSM20\nLive demonstration on how to mesh a fault\nOverview of stochastic slip distributions\nIntroduction to k223d programme\nA brief discussion about earthquake size and scaling laws\nParticipants will generate their own stochastic slip distributions for individual earthquakes using k223d\nParticipants will generate sets of stochastic slip distributions tailored for tsunami hazard and forecasting applications using ANTI-FASc\nProvide a final discussion on potential uses for EFSM20 and stochastic slip distributions\n\nThe training includes three  Geo-INQUIRE Virtual Accesses: \n\nVA2-33-1 (European Databases of Seismogenic Faults)\nVA4-532-5 (Slip@Ifremer)\nVA4-532-6 (Slip@UNINA)\n\nContact Information \nroberto.basili@ingv.it \nshane.murphy@ifremer.fr \n 
URL:https://emso.eu/event/geo-inquire-workshop-generating-earthquake-slip-on-complex-geological-faults/
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SUMMARY:Blue-Cloud | General Assembly & Technical and Scientific Committee
DESCRIPTION:Blue-Cloud Event\n 5 November 2024 09:00 – 7 November 2024 18:00\n Instituto Hidrográfico (IH)\, Rua das Trinas 49 – 1249-093 Lisboa (Portugal)\n\n\n\nThe Blue-Cloud 2026 team is gathering for its 4th General Assembly (GA) meeting and Technical and Scientific Committee (TSC) meeting\, which takes place at the Instituto Hidrográfico in Lisbon\, Portugal\, from 5 to 8 November 2024. This meeting offers the consortium a valuable opportunity to reflect on the progress made over the first two years of the project and to plan the upcoming activities necessary for the successful implementation of Blue-Cloud. \nAs part of the event\, the Blue-Cloud team also hosts the 1st Federation Workshop. The workshop aims to evaluate Blue-Cloud’s federated services in relation to the needs and challenges of other marine and climate research infrastructures. It will encourage discussions on the practical impact of open science federation. \nThe agenda is still under development\, but the main activities for each day are as follows: \n\n5 November 2024: General Assembly and internal meetings with Blue-Cloud partners\n6 November 2024: Federation Workshop\n7 November 2024: Technical and Scientific Committee meeting\n\nPlease note that registration for the General Assembly and Technical and Scientific Committee meetings is closed and is limited to Blue-Cloud 2026 members. \nIf you are a member please register using this link \n 
URL:https://emso.eu/event/blue-cloud-general-assembly-technical-and-scientific-committee/
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SUMMARY:Marine User Days Conference
DESCRIPTION:Other Event \n5 November 2024 09:00 – 6 November 2024 17:00 \nLisbon\, Portugal \n  \nThe EUMETSAT Marine User Days will bring together existing and prospective users from across the diverse marine user community. Focusing on the data provided by the European organisations involved in the Copernicus programme and their role in oceanography and marine applications\, the event will act as a showcase for use cases. It is also a networking opportunity for users across the value chain\, and will feature a workshop to engage with user needs and feedback. \nEmphasis will be placed on data from across the value chain including satellite data\, derived products\, climate data records and their applications. Copernicus contributing mission data from EUMETSAT’s meteorological missions and data from the satellite application facility specialising in ocean and sea ice will broaden the scope. \nThe Marine User Days will be open to participation from across the community including those involved at the policy and governance level\, academia and research and commercial entities.  Attendees will benefit from the opportunity to present their use cases to the wider community of users and potential customers\, but also to the European Commission and Copernicus entrusted entity representatives. They will have to opportunity to discuss their use cases and needs with the latter. \nOfficial webpage and registrations here
URL:https://emso.eu/event/marine-user-days-conference/
LOCATION:Lisbon\, Lisbon\, Portugal
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SUMMARY:Blue-Cloud first federation workshop
DESCRIPTION:Blue-Cloud Event\n 6 November 2024 09:00–18:00\n Instituto Hidrográfico (IH)\, Rua das Trinas 49 – 1249-093 Lisboa (Portugal)\n\n\n\nWorkshop Overview\nThe Blue-Cloud Horizon Europe project is introducing a federated model where Blue research infrastructures (RIs) and other data and service infrastructures and technological providers make their services available to the community via agreed\, FAIR formats and technology that the Open Science Community in Europe (under the umbrella of EOSC) recommends or accepts. \nThe Blue-Cloud collaborative environment allows researchers to retrieve marine data\, exploit them in the VRE\, access distributed cloud resources\, exploit analytical services and interdisciplinary Virtual Labs. Blue-Cloud is offering e-infrastructure services (computing\, storage\, analytics\, SSO\, AAI\, generic service)\, a data discovery service (10M+ datasets and products from European marine infrastructures such as EMODnet\, SeaDataNet\, Copernicus\, Ecotaxa and others)\, and research-intensive virtual labs\, embedded in a Virtual Research Environment open to any users with federated identity to the marine research community in Europe (and beyond). \nIn this workshop\, we aim at assessing Blue-Cloud federated services towards the needs and challenges of other research infrastructures active in marine and climate research\, ultimately stimulating a debate around the impact of open science federation in practice. \nWho is this workshop for\nThe Blue-Cloud first federation workshop is by invitation. Invited participants are the Blue Data Infrastructures contributing to the  Blue-Cloud service offer\, and managers\, decision makers\, service and data providers at other Research Infrastructures (RIs)\, projects and initiatives working on marine\, environmental and climate related topics. \nRegister now \nFurther information and agenda are available here 
URL:https://emso.eu/event/blue-cloud-first-federation-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Geo-INQUIRE Annual Meeting 2024 (hybrid)
DESCRIPTION:The next Project Annual Meeting will take place as a hybrid event from 12 to 15 November 2024 in Warsaw\, Poland. \n 
URL:https://emso.eu/event/geo-inquire-annual-meeting-2024-hybrid/
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SUMMARY:BlueCloud Webinar on FAIR Data Principles 3 | Applying FAIR Principles across the (ocean) data management value chain
DESCRIPTION:Training Academy event\n 27 November 2024 15:00–16:30\n Online\n\n\n\nThis webinar is the third in a series of three Blue-Cloud 2026 Training Academy webinars on FAIR* Data Principles. \nREGISTER NOW \nFollowing on from our Blue-Cloud 2026 FAIR Data Principles 1 (Sep 2023) and 2  (Apr 2024) webinars\, the upcoming third webinar is dedicated to exploring the practical application of FAIR Principles throughout the entire data value chain. This comprehensive focus will encompass every stage\, from the collection of data and transmission (e.g sensors) through its processing\, curation\, and application in various products and services. The session will feature real-world use case experiences\, showcasing how these principles are effectively implemented across different stages to enhance data utility and integrity. \nThe webinar aims to broaden the understanding of FAIR Principles beyond their traditional association with research and academic environments. It will highlight their relevance and growing significance in industry and other sectors\, demonstrating how adopting these principles can drive innovation\, efficiency and collaboration across different domains.   Participants will gain insights into how best practices can be leveraged to optimize data management processes and facilitate interoperability between systems. \nBy presenting a range of sector-specific examples and use cases\, the webinar will illustrate the tangible benefits of implementing FAIR Principles in real-word scenarios. This includes not only improving the accessibility of data but also ensuring its long-term usability\, interoperability and compatibility with various technologies and standards. It offers perspectives on how to effectively integrate FAIR Principles into data management strategies to maximize the value and potential  of data in various contexts. \nWho should attend\nOpen science projects in Europe and beyond\, Research teams in Research Infrastructures\, Ocean Data community\, Industry sector\, amongst others. \nAgenda (available soon)\nWednesday 27 November 2024; 15.00 CET \nChair: Sara Pittonet Gaiarin\, Trust-IT Services and Blue-Cloud Coordinator \n  \n*About FAIR \nThe FAIR Guiding Principles for scientific data management and stewardship were first published in Scientific Data\, 3:160018 [Wilkinson et al (2016)]. The principles apply to both data and metadata and are: Findable\, Accessible\, Interoperable\, Reusable. They put specific emphasis on enhancing the ability of machines to automatically find and use the data\, in addition to supporting its reuse by individuals. In pursuit of FAIR\, there is a need for increased efforts in optimisation\, standardisation\, best practices and harmonisation across methodologies for ocean data management\, applications and digital assets \nCheck out the Blue-Cloud Training Academy
URL:https://emso.eu/event/bluecloud-webinar-on-fair-data-principles-3-applying-fair-principles-across-the-ocean-data-management-value-chain/
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