ESCAPE - The European Science Cluster of Astronomy & Particle Physics ESFRI Research Infrastructures has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement no. 824064.
With more than 1000 registrations, the ESCAPE Summer School on Data Science for Astronomy, Astroparticle & Particle Physics held online from 7 to 18 June 2021 was a success.
This document reports an initial version of the analysis of the use of IVOA standards for FAIR ESFRI and community data.
Read moreSince the start of the ESCAPE project, WP2 (Data Infrastructure for Open Science - DIOS) has come a long way in its goal to open up federated, distributed data management technologies to the broad science communities of the project.
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28 February 2021
This document constitutes deliverable D3.6 of the ESCAPE project, the Mid-term technology WP3 project progress report.
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28 February 2021
The First ESCAPE Citizen Science Workshop was convened over 3 days between the 2nd and 4th December 2020 with the joint objectives declared in the ESCAPE description of work for WP6:
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30 November 2020
The International Virtual Observatory Alliance (IVOA) interoperability meeting held on-line 17-19 November 2020 was a formal milestone for the ESCAPE CEVO Work Package (ESCAPE Milestone 23 – Progress and priorities at IVOA(4)).
Read moreThe ESCAPE Data Lake infrastructure is currently integrating ten storage endpoints provided by the ESCAPE partner institutes across Europe, these are: INFN-CNAF, INFN-ROMA, INFN-Napoli, DESY, SURF-SARA, IN2P3-CC, CERN, IFAE-PIC, LAPP and GSI.
Read moreMilestone 29 was reached upon completion of the WP5 Progress Meeting (held on-line on 26 and 27 October 2020) where the initial science analysis platform was presented and made publicly available online.
Read moreESCAPE WP2 DIOS (Data Infrastructure for Open Science) aimed to deploy a data management service (Rucio) instance with three partner storage sites included by the end of Month 18 (July 2020) of the ESCAPE project.
Read moreThe ESFRI projects in ESCAPE will provide open access to their data, software and science tools to allow reproducibility of science results and the development of open science analyses across domains and infrastructures, necessary for opening the window to multi-messenger and multi-probe research
Read moreDeliverable approved by the European Commission.
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30 April 2020
The attached document constitutes MS14 of the ESCAPE project, the review of the D3.2, the Software and Service List and Integration Plan.
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