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The Deliverable D10.2 is part of WP10 “CHAIMELEON Repository Sustainability after project end”, framed under T10.1 “Actions to ensure CHAIMELEON repository Sustainability”. The deliverable has the aim to design the CHAIMELEON repository sustainability plan during and beyond the duration of the project while providing a governance structure to pursue this goal. The sustainability plan can be thought of as made of two different sets of actions that together can guarantee the CHAIMELEON sustainability: the short-term actions and long-term actions. The short-term actions and promotional actions (paragraph 3) consists of including CHAIMELEON metadata in the EIBIR Imaging Biobank Catalogue (paragraph 3.1) and in the creation of specific “Open Challenges “ and/or “Open Competitions” to promote and incentivise the use and popularity of the repository (paragraph 3.2). In the paragraph 3.3, the importance of the legal framework and the design of the European Union’s digital transformations policies are stressed out for the CHAIMELEON sustainability. The long-term sustainability plan can provide a long-term existence of the repository: this goal can be achieved in the context of the EHDS (paragraph 4.1) and thanks to the EUCAIM project (paragraph 4.2). The importance of the inclusion of the CHAIMELEON repository in the EUCAIM framework is presented together with the needed steps to take for the integration process (paragraph 4.3). Legal and ethical issues of the integration are reported in paragraph 4.4. The Governance structure is defined in paragraph 5.1, while the access model (to define the access roles and the responsibilities related to the access itself) and the definitive version of the DSA are presented in paragraph 5.2 and 5.3, respectively. A summary of the cost and revenues is made in the next paragraph, 6. Briefly, the conclusions for the deliverable D 10.2 are drawn in paragraph 7.

The present paper analyses the stratigraphic distribution of ammonites collected in the Lower Aptian sediments of the Maestrat Basin (E Spain). The faunal successions obtained from the systematic sampling of ten selected sections located in several sub basins led us to identify four biostratigraphic units (from base to top: Deshayesites oglanlensis, Deshayesites forbesi, Deshayesites deshayesi and Dufrenoyia furcata Zones) that are directly correlatable with the current Mediterranean standard zonation. This study further provides essential biochronologic information to accurately date the different lithostratigraphic units included in the interval studied. Thus, the upper part of the Xert Formation can be tentatively attributed to the lowermost Aptian (D. oglanlensis Zone). The Forcall Formation, which has yielded most of the ammonites, practically extends within most of the Lower Aptian. Its lower and middle parts (Cap de Vinyet and Barra de Morella Members) correspond to the upper part of the D. oglanlensis Zone and the lower part of the D. forbesi Zone, respectively. The base of the Morella la Vella Member (upper part of the Forcall Formation) includes the local record of Oceanic Anoxic Event 1a (OAE 1a) and correlates with the Roloboceras hambrovi horizon (middle/upper part of the D. forbesi Zone). The boundary between the Forcall Formation and the Villarroya de los Pinares Formation is diachronous and varies depending on the sub-basins. The base of the Villarroya de los Pinares Formation can be dated as the middle-upper part of the D. furcata Zone in the Galve, Perelló and Salzedella sub-basins., This study was funded by Projects CGL2005-07445-CO3-01/BTE Bi, CGL2008-04916, CGL2005-02500, CGL2007-60054 and CGL2008-00533 (Spanish Ministry of Education and Science), the Consolider-Ingenio 2010 programme, under CSD2006-2004 "Topo-Iberia", the Group Consolidat de Recerca "Gologia Sedimentarària" (2005SGR-00890 and 2009SGR 1451), "Grupo del Cretácico y Terciario inferior" 2005SGR00320, the Research Group RNM-178 (Junta de Andalucía)...

This document is the first draft of the Strategic Agenda to towards the construction of the Health Research and Innovation Cloud (HRIC). The HRIC is intended to be one of the cornerstones of European Health Data Space, specifically on its incarnation devoted to secondary use of health data, building on top of existing initiatives such as the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) building blocks. NOTE:thisdraft has not been approved by the European Commision and reflects only the opinions of the HealthyCloud Consortium.