Organizzato nell’ambito del progetto europeo NEANIAS, Hack the Science è un hackathon per ricercatori e appassionati di scienza, calcolo scientifico, cloud e user experience.
A hackathon about science, scientific computing, user experience and cloud computing, organized by the NEANIAS project in Milano & Online, on March 18 - April 3, 2022.
The purpose of this tool is to support the operation of underwater cable design. The tool uses several datasets as inputs of the process.
NEANIAS is delivering innovative services including cross-cutting thematic and interdisciplinary core ones in three major sectors: Underwater research, Atmospheric research and Space research. However, NEANIAS is not only aiming to address the needs of the specific sectors but also to enable cross-sectoral collaboration as well as the engagement of both the scientific and professional communities unlocking a number of opportunities in the new EOSC (European Open Science Cloud) era.
The objective of deliverable D2.2 is to report on the final set of service requirements, software specifications and upcoming development plan of the foreseen Underwater Research Services.
ViaLactea is a toolkit of visual analytics interfaces for the Astrophysics and Planetary sectors facilitating exploitation of multi-wavelength (from near infrared to the radio spectrum) observations of the Milky Way [VSB+18].
NEANIAS is happy to communicate that our Space Leader, Eva Sciacca, from INAF, has been elected as one of the chair for the EOSC Task Force related to the Technical Interoperability of Data and Services.
With this article we present all about the NEANIAS S1 Service - ViaLactea service. The ViaLactea service provides an advanced operational solution for data management and visualization of astrophysics FAIR data surveys of the Galactic Plane to study the star formation process of the Milky Way.
NEANIAS and RAMONES projects confirmed their commitment to support each other in bringing forward a supportive ecosystem.
The NEANIAS WP3 “Atmospheric Thematic services” is focused on the co-design of four services in the atmospheric environment, addressing land-atmosphere interfaces, appropriate for the Research and Development user-communities.