The RE-SEARCH ALPS Action aims to gather, consolidate, harmonise and make available to different target groups (public and private bodies working at local, regional and national level) data about laboratories and research and innovation centers which are active in the seven countries that constitute the Alpine Area.
The action will support the research and development process by providing harmonised information on:
(a) what the laboratories and research centers do;
(b) where they are located;
(c) where excellence emerges, according to research fields/themes and numbers (e.g., number of active researchers, number of published papers, number of prizes, number of ongoing EU projects, number of patents);
(d) key people working in a specific center; (e) network of relations they highlight in their websites.
The Action is structured in three activities, and aims at achieving three main results:
(1) definition of a standard set of metadata (based on and extending the one defined by the INSPIRE Geoportal) able to represent laboratories and research and innovation centers;
(2) publication of an open dataset describing the laboratories existing in the Alpine Area, with particular reference to the 48 Regions constituting the Area;
(3) development of a semantic and multilingual web application for supporting users in querying the dataset and visualising the obtained results.
The action will support the research and development process by providing harmonised information on:
(a) what the laboratories and research centers do;
(b) where they are located;
(c) where excellence emerges, according to research fields/themes and numbers (e.g., number of active researchers, number of published papers, number of prizes, number of ongoing EU projects, number of patents);
(d) key people working in a specific center; (e) network of relations they highlight in their websites.
The Action is structured in three activities, and aims at achieving three main results:
(1) definition of a standard set of metadata (based on and extending the one defined by the INSPIRE Geoportal) able to represent laboratories and research and innovation centers;
(2) publication of an open dataset describing the laboratories existing in the Alpine Area, with particular reference to the 48 Regions constituting the Area;
(3) development of a semantic and multilingual web application for supporting users in querying the dataset and visualising the obtained results.