Integrated Core Services

The ICS (Integrated Core Services) provides the core of the EPOS e-infrastructure ensuring interoperability between the data and services provided by the TCSs and the National Research Infrastructures (NRIs). The ICS system architecture ha…

Anthropogenic Hazards

The TCS for Anthropogenic Hazards (TCS-AH) provides facilities, time-correlated datasets, and material on the EPISODES online platform to aid education and research on induced seismicity and hazards related to the exploration and exploitat…

Research Infrastructure

Research Infrastructure What we do Intro EPOS is a long-term plan for the integration of existing national and trans-national research infrastructures for solid Earth science in Europe. By improving and facilitating the access, use, and re…

AuScope Research Conference, 12 and 13 October 2021

The AuScope will be holding the AuScope Research Conference next week, on the 12th and 13th of October.

Expanding A Global Research Infrastructure For The Solid Earth

AuScope, EarthScope, and EPOS welcome Earth Sciences New Zealand to international collaboration spanning four continents.

Details on TCS Anthropogenic Hazards research infrastructure published in Nature's Scientific Data Journal

In March 2020 (and amidst the beginnings of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Europe) details on the research infrastructure behind the Thematic Core Service for Anthropogenic Hazards were published in Nature's open access journal 'Scientific Data'.

Towards a Global Partnership for Solid Earth Research

Solid Earth Research infrastructures in Europe, the US, and Australia announce landmark agreement to enhance collaboration across continents, inviting global participation

New Training Course: Open Science and Research Data Management in Solid Earth Sciences

EPOS is proud to announce the opening of the brand-new training course on Open Science and Research Data Management (RDM) in Solid Earth Sciences, produced in the framework of the Skills4EOSC project.

Contribute to Global Dialogue on Interdisciplinary Geosphere Research at EGU 2026

Our EGU 2026 session invites abstracts highlighting interdisciplinary approaches, open science practices, and the use of AI/ML tools to advance understanding of complex Earth systems.

Green transition for competitive and sustainable research infrastructures Webinar | 1 December 2021