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The Geo-INQUIRE (Geosphere INfrastructure for QUestions into Integrated REsearch) project, supported by the Horizon Europe Programme, is aimed at enhancing services to allow data, products and software to be accessible to the Geoscience scientific community. In the framework of Geo-INQUIRE, Transnational Access (TA, both remote and physical) will be provided at six test beds across Europe:the BedrettoLab, Switzerland; the Ella-Link Geolab, Portugal; the Liguria-Nice-Monaco submarine infrastructure, Italy/France; the Irpinia Near-Fault Observatory, Italy; the Eastern Sicily facility, Italy; and the Corinth Rift Laboratory, Greece. These test beds are state-of-the-art research infrastructures, covering the Earth’s surface, subsurface, and marine environments over different spatial scales, from small-scale experiments in laboratories to kilometric submarine fibre cable. TA will be also offered for software and workflows belonging to the EPOS-ERIC and the ChEESE Centre of Excellence for Exascale in Solid Earth. TA are grounded on simulation of seismic waves, tsunamis and landslides. Geo-INQUIRE will grant TA to researchers to develop their own experiments with the aim of advancing scientific knowledge of Earth processes while fostering cross-disciplinary research across Europe. To be granted, researchers submit a proposal to the yearly TA calls that will be issued three times during the project life. Calls will be advertised at the Geo-INQUIRE web page https://www.geo-inquire.eu/ and through the existing community channels. The first call is expected to be issued in Fall 2023.The proposals, for both TA and training, will be evaluated by a panel that reviews the technical and scientific feasibility of the project.
