D2.2 User Services Catalogue

The D2.2 User Services Catalogue constitutes the first consolidated catalogue of services within RESILIENCE. It brings together an spreadsheet-based register of around 120 community (in-kind) services contributed by partners, each described through a concise Service Description Template (SDT) and supported by a living Service Dictionary that contains authoritative field definitions and controlled vocabularies. The catalogue is designed for clarity and ease of use: its accompanying legend (Service Dictionary, chapter 3) allows readers to interpret each column, distinguishing minimum from preferred  fields for both discovery and data export.

This deliverable operationalises the Service Strategy defined in RESILIENCE’s deliverable D2.1 by distinguishing Core Services from Community Services – the focus of the catalogue – and by introducing a governance model suited to a distributed research infrastructure. While Community Services are curated by partners and, in the next phase, National Nodes, the current Data Unit (future Service Office) is responsible for maintaining the SDT, controlled lists, and validation workflows.

Quality, sustainability, and interoperability are enforced through minimal requirements and policies aligned with the D2.11 Master Data Management. Only services meeting a RESILIENCE Service Readiness Level (RSRL) of at least 7, and offering a stable landing page, helpdesk contact, and user documentation are listed publicly. The SDT follows the structure of the SSHOC Open Marketplace to ensure metadata compatibility, while the Service Dictionary preserves mappings between RESILIENCE and SSHOC fields, enabling seamless future federation with the EOSC EU Node. The onboarding process and the respective responsibilities for curation and maintenance are documented in full.