With this call for use cases, the EGI-ACE project offers individual researchers, national and international research projects, and communities access to infrastructure and platform services, dedicated user support and training. The services, support and training are sponsored by the European Commission and various national funding agencies and are free to access to the use cases that will be selected through the call.
What is a use case?
Proposals for scientific use cases will be evaluated by independent experts drawn from the EGI-ACE SDS Board members in a blind peer-review fashion. They assess the objective of the Use Case, and analyse its maturity and feasibility. Applicants will be notified of the outcome of the evaluation within three weeks from the submission date.
If the outcome is positive, the EGI-ACE SDS will be in touch to identify the resource and service providers that will be involved during the integration plans. These can be national or international, depending on the coverage of the request and its expected impact.
Technical experts from the EGI-ACE project will monitor the integration plan of the use case in the EOSC Compute Platform on a regular basis and once the Use Case has reached the production phase, a Case Study based on the experiences will be produced.
Who should apply
The Offering
The project offers compute and storage resources, compute platform services, data management services and related user support and training through this call. Majority of the services are sponsored (pre-paid) for the users by the European Commission and by national funding agencies. Some of the services are offered by commercial entities on a pay-per-use basis.
The total capacity that EGI-ACE makes available through the call between 2021-2023 is 80 Million CPU hours, 250,000 GPU hours and 20 PB storage. Additional resources are allocated to applicants through national compute centres and companies that participate in EGI-ACE.
Infrastructure-as-a-Service clouds, High Throughput Compute, High Performance Compute and storage resources of the hundreds of centres participating in the EGI federation.
T-Systems and CloudFerro.
To be used and customised on the infrastructure resources for your analysis.
To transfer, to catalogue, to cache and, federate data across multiple compute and data sites.
Network of experts who can help you port custom analytics and simulation applications and scientific datasets to the infrastructure, to operate applications and scientific services in the cloud.
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January 2021
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Evaluation ongoing
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Next cut-off date
Results: Case Studies from previous applicants
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CONTACTS
EGI Foundation
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1098 XG Amsterdam
Netherlands
Phone: +31 (0)20 89 32 007
Contact@egi.eu