Access, Discovery and Interoperability of Multi-wavelength/multi-messenger Data

Genova, F.; Allen, M. G.; Boisson, C.; Chassande–Mottin, E.; Coyle, P.; Haarlem, M. van; Lawrence, Andy; Molinaro, M.; Solano, E.; Wambsganß, J.; Sterzik, M. F.

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“…Within the ASTERICS project 1 , Work Package (WP) 4 has been dedicated to continue on the development of the Virtual Observatory (VO) framework at European level, continuing the efforts previously brought on by other EURO-VO 2 projects and activities.…”

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“…WP4, named DADI 3 (Data Access, Discovery and Interoperability), described in this same volume in [1], was composed of three main tasks, one of which (Task-4.1) was meant to provide "support to astronomy ESFRI facilities, their pathfinders and other infrastructures of pan-European interest for implementation of their data in the VO framework".…”

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ESFRIs & VO: networking and discussing

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Pasian²

2019

Proceedings of the New Era of Multi-Messenger Astrophysics — PoS(Asterics2019)

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is the combination of Open Data and Open Access leading to interoperability of resources for science production. Fostering new science through interoperability is the goal of the International Virtual Observatory Alliance (IVOA), whose standards provide the framework to allow Open Science in Astronomy and Astrophysics. Data Access, Discovery and Interoperability (DADI) is the ASTERICS work package dealing with the dissemination of the Virtual Observatory (VO) standards and technologies, gathering needs from the scientific community and ESFRIs requirements related to interoperability, and stirring them into updates or additions to the VO scenario. Within DADI, networking and discussion forums and training events for the ESFRI partners (as well as for the general data providers) have been held, to put together the thinking heads of the research infrastructure (RI) projects and the staff having VO knowledge. These events initially brought the interoperability perspective to the large scientific collaborations and later allowed to feel the pulse of how much of the VO technology was welcomed, used and investigated by the RIs. During the events, requirements and perspective on the open science scenario were brought in by the projects and collaborations and discussed with VO knowledgeable people. This contribution tries to summarise what was discussed in such a context, in terms of how useful and practical resource interoperability is when a large collaboration has to intertwine it with project requests.

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confidence: 99%