Collaborators | ChEESE - Centre of Excellence for Exascale Supercomputing in the area of the Solid Earth

SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD

The Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) consists of three external relevant scientists in the fields of Solid Earth and Computer Sciences that contribute their expertise to support ChEESE in attaining its goals. The main role of the SAB is to provide constructive criticism on the project development and its scientific direction. They also provide strategic support to work package leaders in the periodic General Assemblies, at which the SAB members are invited. The composition of the SAB includes European and American scientists in order to provide a global perspective to the project. The SAB may be extended to one or two more scientists as the Centre of Excellence (CoE) develops.

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Massimo Cocco

Director of Research at the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology

Kim Olsen

Rollin & Caroline Eckis Chair in Seismology, and Professor of Geophysics at the Department of Geology at San Diego State University (SDSU)

Martin Mai

Professor of Geophysics at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) and President of the EGU Division of Seismology

ChEESE Innovation Manager

The Project Innovation Manager (PIM) fulfils a key role in the coordination of the various exploitation activities. The PIM, with the contribution of the whole consortium, is responsible for the development of a rolling Exploitation Plan and for setting up the exploitation strategies. The PIM is deeply involved in linking WP4 and WP5 with the IUB.

Joan Farnos

Innovation Manager

Industry and Users Board

The Industry and Users Board (IUB) provides an independent, industry-based mechanism for obtaining feedback on project interim results. Moreover, and in collaboration with the Project Innovation Manager (PIM), facilitates Industry and end-user communities direct participation in identifying and pursuing exploitation opportunities. The IUB will meet during the three General Assemblies to minimize unnecessary traveling and reviews the CoE evolution and provides feedback. The IUB comprises representatives of industry, SMEs, academic networks and public governance bodies.