Dissemination and exploitation Clause Samples

Dissemination and exploitation. Scientific dissemination is of key importance and will be handled accordingly to raise awareness on the new methods developed in the project. While OPPORTUNITY as a FET project does not aim at directly commercialisable results, the partners are in involved in a wide range of European, national and industry sponsored project in related areas. The partners will actively pursue the dissemination of results into these project to ensure maximum impact and open exploitation avenues.

Dissemination and exploitation. This task is to introduce the activities and results of the MODSafe project to the widest possible range of audience. The activities include the publication of papers, conference presentations, meetings with stakeholders, and publication of newsletters. A dissemination plan will be established. Together with final periodic report a plan for use and dissemination of foreground will be delivered.

Dissemination and exploitation. University of Vienna (UNIVIE) WP 1: Management (Aalto) WP 2: Requirements Identification and Socio- Economics (Campden BRI) WP 3: Virtual Individual Model and Building Motivation (UH)

Dissemination and exploitation. Please indicate how you intend to disseminate the results of this project. Please include written and verbal communication routes if appropriate. Please indicate whether any Intellectual Property will be generated by this project and how this could be exploited. We would develop a report and guidance to a standard suitable for FSA publication.

Dissemination and exploitation. The Department of Computer Science at Trinity College Dublin will establish a testbed node for CrossGrid and will actively promote CrossGrid within the Grid-Ireland community, in which TCD is a founding partner. CrossGrid will greatly enhance the national grid activities, both systemically and in its international dimension. TCD will also participate in the development of the monitoring facilities that will support application-level performance evaluation. These nicely complement the non-invasive trace tools and databases that TCD has been developing over several years, and substantively extend the work in system-level monitoring that TCD is involved in within DataGrid. TCD will publish its results via the normal journal, conference, workshop and web channels, but will also introduce relevant material into undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CR15)

Dissemination and exploitation. The Academic Computer Centre CYFRONET is the leading unit in the field of high performance computing and networking. The mission of ACC is to offer access to computational facilities and network services for universities and research institutes, as well as serve as the centre of competence in this field and promote new developments in efficient exploitation of computers and computer networks. Since 1999, ACC is taking a very active part in the development of the Polish cluster of SGI computers and this experience will be used in establishing the national Grid network in Poland. On the other hand, participation in the CrossGrid project will be a very important factor for this activity. The ACC will promote Grid computing among the Polish scientific community. The ACC staff members have started to take part in the Grid Forum and this will be a natural opportunity to disseminate results of the CrossGrid. ACC is also going to work with partners from software companies and industrial research centres (e.g. Motorola and ABB divisions in Cracow). The daily promotion of the CrossGrid activity will go through the ACC web page dedicated to this project, where we plan to put information about the project objectives, participants, results obtained with international testbeds, as well as multimedia presentations. ▇▇▇ has already decided to organise each year the Cracow Grid Workshop to bring together people from Poland and Central Europe interested in the development and application of Grid technologies; the first event of this series was held on November 5 – 6, 2001 (▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/cgw01). The Grid technology is already included in the advanced courses for students of computer science at the University of Mining and Metallurgy. In the last two years, about ten MSc theses were related to Grid computing and this activity will be continued in the following years. About ten MSc and six PhD students from the Institute of Computer Science (which closely collaborates with ACC) will be involved in the CrossGrid Project. At ACC, research is performed in an entirely open way and the methods and software developed are available to the scientific community. Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling, University of Warsaw (AC2)

Dissemination and exploitation. This WPs comprises strong dissemination/exploitation on an institutional, regional, national and European level incl. TR.

Dissemination and exploitation. The dissemination goals of the project will be achieved mainly through the info-days for prospective students and promotional events for trainings, with distribution of brochures, leaflets and booklets aimed to provide all relevant project information to interested stakeholders, as well as to publish information about DGTRANS in electronic and printed media. Also, promotional event for student internships will be organized in ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. In relation with the dissemination, important role will play associated partners through many different dissemination activities. In order to achieve this goal during the third year of the project will be organized promotional events in Symposium in UES in M25. In the long-term perspective of the DGTRANS project it is necessary to increase the public and state authorities’ awareness for the significance of the safe TDG and well organized TDG management in order to prevent TDG accidents and to mitigate consequences of accidents. This will have directly and indirectly favourable influence for safer and more secure society, environment and pollution, not only in PC and WBC involved in DGTRANS project, but in all countries in their neighbourhood, namely the whole WB region and wider neighbourhood. This is especially true if we have in mind reports on the consequences of accidents involving transport of dangerous goods. Most of the performance indicators are quantifiable (minimum quantities will be defined in Dissemination and Exploitation plan). Dissemination impact will be measured partly by directly measurable indicators (number of attendees, circulation of magazines, training participants) and part by indirectly measurable indicators (web site visitors, etc.). The sustainability will be expressed through the following:

Dissemination and exploitation of research results