The EuroSea project subtitled ‘Improving and Integrating European Ocean Observing and Forecasting Systems for Sustainable use of the Oceans’ is a Horizon 2020 Innovation Action running from November 2019 to December 2023. EuroSea brings together 55 institutes from EU and third countries and is a contribution to the Global Ocean Observing System, GOOS, and the G7 Future of the Seas and Oceans initiative.
EuroSea is accelerating the Technology Readiness Levels of instruments, sensors and platforms, and integrating these observations with ocean models, delivering cost-effective actionable information for improved ocean governance and monitoring. EuroSea focuses on innovation in the full ocean observing value chain – from the requirement setting to data collection and delivery of forecasts and information. EuroSea impact will result in knowledge transfer towards innovation in the European ocean observing, monitoring and governance in support of a sustainable blue economy and responding to policy needs.
In EuroSea, EuroGOOS is co-leading with IOC-UNESCO the work package on governance and coordination (WP1) and leading the work package on engagement, dissemination, exploitation and legacy (WP8). EuroGOOS is also actively involved in other work packages and in particular WP3 which brings together several EuroGOOS task teams.
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EuroSea Legacy Report (November 2023)The EuroSea Legacy Report advocates for a holistic and integrated approach. From strengthening EOOS and supporting the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) to fostering innovations in blue economy and influencing policymaking, EuroSea has made a significant impact on the landscape of marine knowledge. The project’s legacy extends beyond technological advancements, emphasizing the importance of cooperation, coordination, and a sustained, informed approach. |
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EuroSea - European High Frequency Radar network governance (May 2021)This Deliverable serves to present the initial situation, in terms of coordination, of the observation and thematic networks in EuroSea represented in work package 3 (WP3). The networks include the networks represented in EuroGOOS and additional ones. The study is based on a comprehensive questionnaire that was answered by all EuroSea WP3 tasks. In addition, information from the Global Observing Networks of GOOS was considered. |
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EuroSea - Observing Networks initial Assessment (October 2020)This Deliverable serves to present the initial situation, in terms of coordination, of the observation and thematic networks in EuroSea represented in work package 3 (WP3). The networks include the networks represented in EuroGOOS and additional ones. The study is based on a comprehensive questionnaire that was answered by all EuroSea WP3 tasks. In addition, information from the Global Observing Networks of GOOS was considered. |
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EuroSea Policies Foresight (July 2020)Report on policies in foresight in OO - Report on initiatives, strategies and roadmaps that contribute to foresight in ocean observation. Foresight serves to look into the future and investigate the actions needed to achieve it. This report captures the major foresight initiatives and documents relevant for European ocean observation and forecasting. |
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Responsible Research and Innovation in Ocean Observing and ForecastingFact sheet by the EuroSea project on the Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) approach to boost the stakeholder co-design and exploitation of the EuroSea results. Key principles and steps to follow are presented along with several RRI 48. |
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