Since the start of the Blue-Cloud project in October 2019, Blue-Cloud has achieved significant results. Blue-Cloud Open Science platform introduced a "de facto" federation taking place at 3 levels: the data, the computing resources and the analytical services. For each of them Blue-Cloud orchestrated mechanisms that successfully established interoperability and resulted in a Data Discovery and Access Service, the Virtual Research Environment and five Virtual Laboratories. Blue-Cloud working environments are serving more than 1,300 users in total spread across 20 countries.
Blue-Cloud has achieved significant results since the start of the project in October 2019. Blue-Cloud working environments have been used by more than 1,300 users in total spread across 20 countries. 15 services released by Blue-Cloud are now available in the EOSC marketplace and 12 of them have been developed in the framework of 5 Pilot scientific demonstrators and are at the core of this deliverable.
Following the Ethics Summary Report received during the evaluation of the Blue-Cloud proposal, some requirements related to ethical aspects in the project were identified.
This deliverable is related to the Ethics Requirements that the Blue-Cloud project must comply with, described in WP7 Ethics Requirements included in the Grant Agreement (GA) by the Agency as Part of Work Package No. 7 "Ethics Requirements"1 and responding to the ethical issues identified for the Project.
The main goal of the Communication, Dissemination & Stakeholder Engagement activities carried out under Blue-Cloud's WP5 was to raise awareness of, disseminate, and facilitate early adoption of the Blue-Cloud assets, including Key Exploitable Results (KERs), among target stakeholder groups.
Blue-Cloud has achieved significant results since the start of the Blue-Cloud project in October 2019. The Blue-Cloud Open Science platform introduced a "de facto" federation taking place at 3 levels: the data, the computing resources and the analytical services. For each of them Blue-Cloud orchestrated mechanisms that successfully established interoperability and resulted in a Data Discovery and Access Service, the Virtual Research Environment and five Virtual Laboratories providing access to 15 services.
The Blue-Cloud project developed a cyber platform bringing together and providing access to multidisciplinary data from observations and models, analytical tools, and computing facilities essential to support research to better understand and manage the many aspects of ocean sustainability.
