Goals of ESCAPE Dissemination Strategy Sample Clauses

Goals of ESCAPE Dissemination Strategy. The ESCAPE project embraces the Open Science initiative and its main drivers. Specifically, we aim to ensure:  open access to both ESCAPE publications, code and associated data, including early access to and open annotation of ESCAPE’ research results, open research collaboration (open innovation) with other partners (e-Infrastructures, other thematic clusters, all EOSC projects and bodies, universities, industry, SMEs, general public etc.) that extend beyond the ESCAPE consortium;  development of new techniques in a uniquely data intensive environment with the explicit goal of further advancing those that may represent viable solutions to the continuous implementation of EOSC and to societal challenges;  dissemination impact metrics: definition of quantitative KPIs, monitoring of bibliometric impacts (e.g. project academic citations sorted by xxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxx and xxxxx://xx.xxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx).  preservation, curation and reuse of ESCAPE data wherever possible, adoption of “alternative metrics” that measure the wider impact and quality of the ESCAPE research output, in addition to the traditional (publication/press based) criteria. ESCAPE chief audience in terms of dissemination and exploitation will include (a) the scientific and technical community, academia, private industry, other public research centres, SMEs and policy makers, EC H2020 etc. and (b) the general public, including the media, schools, students, and citizen scientists (through the engagement with the Citizen Science programme). All WPs have a significant contribution to make in this area, in particular with respect to their respective training and workshops programmes. The main priorities of the ESCAPE Dissemination and Exploitation Plan are:  to seek opportunities to circulate information on the overall success of our programme;  to provide extra attention to engaging with the general public;  to develop and support an ambitious programme of MPEs associated with the ESCAPE ESFRI facilities and EOSC, augmented with machine learning for accelerating the reliable classification rate (following best practice in the state-of-the-art in citizen science, and in liaison with WP3).
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