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A data space is a decentralized infrastructure for trustworthy data sharing and exchange in data ecosystems based on commonly agreed principles. Data spaces have been proposed by the EU as a way to support data sharing, while respecting the rules that safeguard European values (from A European Strategy for data, EC 2020).
A data space is all about easy sharing of data between organisations that are part of an ecosystem. Because of pre-made agreements that pertain to the technical, legal and business aspects of data sharing.
If you want more details and nuances, refer to the Design Principles for Data Spaces position paper or to this primer on data spaces.
Each data space has it's own way of working, so it is a bit difficult to describe a process in general terms. All of them focus on the exchange of data across organisations, by removing the constraints of proprietary, non-transparent, non-interoperable technologies that do not provide the necessary level of trust.
You can become a pure data provider or a pure data consumer, but most likely your role will be containing both of those elements. Or you can add value (insights, links, clustering, ...) to existing data and thereby claiming your place in the ecosystem.
The best way forward is that you contact the teams of the data spaces that interest you, and take it from there.
There does not really exist an list of all the data spaces that are out there, but the Data Spaces Support Centre did build the graphical overview below of their community of practise members. It shouldn't take you long to identify the ones that are related to your domains.
Additionally we of course need to mention the Belgian Data Spaces Alliance, that unites Agoria, imec, KULeuven, Digitaal Vlaanderen, Paradigm.brussels, l'Agence du Numérique, Athumi and het Datanutsbedrijf. One of their main goals is to stimulate local data ecosystems to join existing Data Spaces Projects or to initiate local Data Space projects in line with EU standards and initiatives.
And finally, also the International Data Spaces Association could be one of your entry points.
Pay attention the graph is not complete, e.g. Gaia-X is missing.
2024-04-26
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Opportunity to join the European Cancer Imaging Initiative |
2024-04-26
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Open calls to join communities on the Mobility Data Space |
2024-04-26
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Call for tender: Platform for Advanced Virtual Human Twin (VHT) Models |
2024-04-24
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Evaluation completed: DIGITAL-2023-CLOUD-DATA-AI-05-CULTHERITAGE & DIGITAL-2023-CLOUD... |
2024-04-23
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Call HORIZON-JU-SNS-2024: number of submitted proposals |
2024-04-23
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Horizon Europe work programme admendments - Cluster 4 |
2024-04-22
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FAQs published for EuroHPC call European Quantum Excellence Centres |
2024-04-18
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Evaluation completed: DIGITAL-2023-CLOUD-AI-04 and DIGITAL-2023-PROGRAM-SUPPORT-04 |
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The European Commission has published a call for tender (procurement) under the Digital Europe programma for a Platform for Advanced Virtual Human Twin (VHT) Models. The main objective of this action is to develop a distributed platform making available to users a federated repository of VHTs related resources, a combined set of op... read more
Climate, Energy, Mobility Missions
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