Installations providing Transnational Access

News:

On Friday, 1 March 2024, we have hosted a Question & Answer session for interested applicants for the 1st Geo-INQUIRE Transnational Access Call to European research infrastructures. A short introduction presentation can be found here and a summary of the most important Questions & Answers here.

If you have additional questions, feel free to write an email with your technical question to the contact person of the installation. For general questions regarding the process please contact geo-i_tagfz-potsdam.de.

The Geo-INQUIRE transnational access portfolio encompasses a variety of state-of-the-art laboratories, experimental sites and computational resources enabling the development of excellent ground-breaking science. Below there is a list of the Geo-INQUIRE Transnational Access installations and their descriptions.

ECCSEL-ERIC: CO2 Capture, Utilisation, Transport and Storage (CCUS)

Transnational Access (TA) to selected research facilities of the ECCSEL research infrastructure. ECCSEL-ERIC, the European Research Infrastructure for CO2 Capture, Utilisation, Transport and Storage (CCUS) is making five of its facilities available through the Geo-INQUIRE project.

Installation

Installation ID

Host Institution

Application Status

Svelvik CO2 Field Lab

TA1-44-1

SINTEF, NorwayIn preparation

PITOP Borehole Geophysical Test Site

TA1-44-2

OGS, ItalyIn preparation

Sotacarbo Fault Laboratory

TA1-44-3

SOTACARBO, ItalyIn preparation

CATLAB CATenoy experimental site and gas-water-rock interactions LABoratory in Oise

TA1-44-4

INERIS, FranceIn preparation

MobSeis Mobile Seismic Array

TA1-44-5

TNO, The NetherlandsIn preparation

 

High Performance Computing for the simulation of geophysical phenomena and probabilistic hazard analysis

Access to Software as a Service (SaaS) and Workflows as a Service (WaaS) in combination with High Performance Computing (HPC) facilities. These computational services center around the fields of seismology, volcanology, tsunami science and geohazard analysis. They involve resources from the Centre of Excellence for Exascale in Solid Earth (ChEESE-CoE), European Plate Observing System (EPOS-ERIC), HPC infrastructure of the Consorzio Interuniversitario (CINECA) and the European Earthquake Hazard and Risk (EFEHR). 

Installation

Installation ID

Host Institution

Application Status

SeisSol-ExaHyPE - Earthquake simulation, wave simulation and hyperbolic PDE systems

TA2-531-1

LMU, Germany
CINECA, Italy

In preparation

OpenFOAM Applications in Volcanology

TA2-531-2

INGV, Italy

In preparation

HySEA - Earthquake and landslide generated tsunami simulations

TA2-531-3

UMA, Spain
CINECA, Italy

In preparation

BingClaw - Model for simulating dynamics of cohesive landslides

TA2-532-1

NGI, Norway

In preparation

PVHA - Probabilistic Volcanic Hazard Assessment

TA2-541-1/ TA2-541-2

INGV, Italy
CSIC, Spain
CINECA, Italy

In preparation

PTHA -  Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Assessment

TA2-541-3/ TA2-541-4/ TA2-541-5

INGV, Italy
NGI, Norway
UMA, Spain
CINECA, Italy

In preparation

PTHA -  Probabilistic Tsunami Hazard Assessment

TA2-541-6/ TA2-541-7/ TA2-541-8

NGI, Norway
INGV, Italy
UMA, Spain
CINECA, Italy

In preparation

Cyber-PSHA - Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis

TA2-541-9

LMU, Germany

In preparation

Cyber-PSHA - Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis

TA2-541-10

BSC, Spain

In preparation

MP-PSHA - Physics-based Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis

TA2-541-11

LMU, Germany

In preparation

EF-PSHA - Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis

TA2-542-1

ETHZ, Switzerland

In preparation

Leonardo - Computational Resources on GPU Supercomputer

TA2-55-1

CINECA, Italy

 

Galileo100 - Computational Resources on CPU Supercomputer

TA2-55-2

CINECA, Italy

 

 

Testbeds

The selected testbeds represent state-of-the-art research infrastructures, covering diverse domains of the geospehere (the Earth's interior, atmosphere and sea), and different spatial scales (from small-scale laboratories to field observatories), with the goal of monitoring land, sea and air environments. They involve resources from the European Multidisciplinary Seafloor and Water Column Observatory (EMSO-ERIC), the Bedretto Underground Laboratory for Geosciences and Geoenergy (BedrettoLab), Ella-Link GeoLab Madeira, and the European Plate Observing System (EPOS-ERIC).

Installation

Installation ID

Host Institution

Application Status

BedrettoLab testbed

TA3-82-1

ETHZ, Switzerland

In preparation

Eastern Sicily - Pool Instruments

TA3-83-1

INGV, Italy

In preparation

Eastern Sicily- Pizzi Deneri Observatory

TA3-83-2

INGV, Italy

In preparation

Eastern Sicily- Laboratory of Sedimentology

TA3-83-3

INGV, Italy

In preparation

Eastern Sicily- Lithotheque

TA3-83-4

INGV, Italy

In preparation

Eastern Sicily - INFN-LNS submarine FO cable

TA3-83-5

INFN, Italy

In preparation

Eastern Sicily - Distributed Acoustic Sensing

TA3-83-6

INGV, Italy
GFZ, Germany

In preparation

Irpinia Near Fault Observatory

TA3-84-1

UNINA, Italy

In preparation

EMSO Ligure-Nice - Access to DAS acquisition parameters and training

TA3-85-1

CNRS, France

In preparation

EMSO Ligure-Nice - Installation of instruments on marine junction box

TA3-85-2

IFREMER, France
CNRS, France

In preparation

Ella-Link GeoLab Madeira testbed

TA3-86-1

GFZ, Germany

In preparation

Corinth Rift Laboratory - Optic instruments

TA3-88-1

CNRS, France
NOA, Greece

In preparation

Corinth Rift Laboratory - GNSS

TA3-88-2

CNRS, France
NOA, Greece

In preparation