Improving multidisciplinary access to ERIs and teams of researchers from different backgrounds towork together remains a priority to face the most critically environmental problems. A single orseparate disciplinary approach within an ERIs is unlikely to have all of the expertise necessary toaddress complex problems that can make a significant impact on society or use the whole ERIspotential. Improving the multidisciplinary access to ERIs, help to ensure that both anticipated andunanticipated users can find, obtain, evaluate, understand, compare, and use legacy data in new waysor performing complementary experiments to a better understanding of the underlying problems.