It provides a cooperative environment where different actors can visualize, interact and analyze information. Through co-creation, Intelcomp adopts a living labs approach and engages public policy makers, academia, industry, SMEs, local actors, civil society and citizens to explore, experiment with and evaluate STI policies at all stages. The project targets domains aligned with the European Agenda and the Horizon Europe Missions: Artificial Intelligence, Climate Change and Health.

 

The platform’s development utilises analytics services, Natural Language Processing pipelines and Artificial Intelligence workflows and exploits open data, services and computational resources from the EOSC, HPC environments and federated distributed operations at the European Union, national and regional level. 

 

The rationale: 

 

Large STI datasets are processed on High Performance Computing (HPC) environment part of the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) imitative. Public administration at all geographical and organizational levels, STI stakeholders and civil society produce a great amount of dynamic, multilingual and heterogeneous data (i.e. national STI strategies, plans and work programmes, calls, projects, reports, scientific publications, patents, dissemination articles, etc.), so understanding and analysing these data is crucial for evidence-based policy making.