%A Beata Orlecka-Sikora
%A Stanislaw Lasocki
%A Monika Staszek
%A Dorota Olszewska
%A Pawel Urban
%A Janusz Jarosławski
%A Szymon Cielesta
%A Janusz Mirek
%A Jan Wiszniowski
%A Matteo Picozzi
%A G. Solaro
%A Jamie Pringle
%A Sam Toon
%A Simone Cesca
%A Daniela Kuehn
%A Elmer Ruigrok
%A Andrew Gunning
%A Catherine Isherwood
%T EPOS Thematic Core Service Anthropogenic Hazards for SHEER project: maintain, process and manage your project research data
%X Thematic Core Service Anthropogenic Hazards (TCS AH) developed in the framework of European Plate Observing is being System
Program(https://tcs.ah-epos.eu/ ). TCS AH provides virtual access to a comprehensive, wide-scale and high quality research infrastructure
in the field of induced seismicity and other anthropogenic hazards evoked by exploration and exploitation of geo-resources.
TCS AH is designed as a functional e-research environment to ensure a researcher the maximum possible freedom for experimentation
by providing a virtual laboratory flexible to create own workspace for processing streams. A data-management process promotes
the use of research infrastructure in novel ways providing an access to (i) data gathered in the so-called “episodes”, comprehensively :
describing a geophysical process, induced or triggered by human technological activity, which under certain circumstances can become
hazardous for people, infrastructure and the environment, (ii) problem-oriented, specific services, with the particular attention devoted to
methods analyzing correlations between technology, geophysical response and resulting hazards, (iii) the intercommunity social functions,
e.g. brokering of projects, common workspace for the project shared by the project members, upload/download data and codes to
the common workspace, tools for communication of project member . The SHEER project uses TCS AH e-infrastructure to manage s
interdisciplinary data from seven independent episodes and data products rom own research.
%C Vienna, Austria
%D 2017
%L epos2072