Agenda May 7 - Requirements and capabilities (chair: Susanna Repo) Time Session Presenter 12:00-12:30 01 Opening Words of welcome Housekeeping Round-table of introductions Objectives of the workshop Susanna Repo Pål Sætrom 12:30-13:30 Introduction 02 Five Safes 03 First architecture overview Discussion Laura Ward/Chris Cole Heikki Lehväslaiho 13:30-13:45 Break 13:45-14:45 Session on requirements (Drivers) 04 Introduction 05 Driver 1 - Federated Human Genomics 06 Driver 2 - (SSHOC) Lessons learned - international remote access connections between TREs 07 Driver 3 - Clinical Research 08 Driver 4 - Health & Environmental Science in PPP Discussion Jan-Willem Boiten Jordi Rambla de Argila Beate Lichtwardt Sergio Contrino Anne-Marie Tuikka 14:45-15:00 Break 15:00-16:00 Session on capabilities (Providers) 10+5 minutes each 09 Presentation on SATRE 10 Presentation on Tryggve 11 Presentation on de.NBI Simon Li/Chris Cole Abdulrahman Azab Nils Hoffmann, Fabian Paz, Christian Buggedei Discussion 16:00-16:15 Closing and preparing for the next day Susanna Repo Agenda May 8 - Blueprint Roadmap (chair: Pål Sætrom) Time Session Presenter 12:00-12:30 Opening Welcome 12 Discussion on main takeaways from previous day Pål Sætrom 12:30-13:15 TRE inventory and survey 13 TRE inventory / survey information model Timeline for the survey Invitation to contribute - link to survey Heidi Laine 13:15-13:30 Break 13:30-14:15 Input from aligning projects 14 Presentation on TEHDAS2 - Alignment with EOSC-ENTRUST 15 Presentation on EHDS-NORTRE gap analysis Discussion Helena LodeniusChristine Stansberg 14:15-14:30 Break 14:30-16:00 Open discussion on the blueprint roadmap Breakout rooms: Interoperability Governance Standards and interfaces Susanna Repo 16:00-16:15 Closing remarks Pål Sætrom Susanna Repo

Expected Outcomes EOSC-Entrust Blueprint Roadmap as high-level recommendations describing requirements and capabilities of a TRE/SPE as well as the key milestones that are part of such a roadmap. High level TRE inventory information structure validation, and input for information to be collected in the TRE inventory survey, also from driver and architecture points of views (in addition to the provider forum, which is conducting the survey). Outcomes will be summarised in “D13.1 - Draft Roadmap for EOSC-ENTRUST Blueprint”, the “initial version of a roadmap document presenting the steps needed for the blueprint”.

Scope With the Draft Roadmap Workshop we are seeking to define a set of minimal requirements needed, a minimal conceptual description of what a blueprint is and the terminology used as part of it, as well as: Provide concrete examples of already existing environments; Gather expectations of providers and drivers, especially in terms of interoperability; Identify common pain points that could hinder the direction of the blueprint towards interoperability. With the workshop, we also aim to bring into perspective the inventory of TREs and their current and future capabilities.

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