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Triggered Application Support

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The present deliverable D1.1 reports on the triggered application support, i.e. applications the consortium decided to give support to when writing the proposal. The objective at that time was to select a subset of the applications present in WP2-5, but at least one from each pillar, such that the different groups of expertise in the transversal basis WP1 get activated from the very beginning of the EoCoE project. This section gives a very brief overview of each six application support activities as well as their contribution to the general project impacts. The following sections present more details for each support activity.

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EoCoE - Energy oriented Centre of Excellence for computer applications 676629

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