Project description
New tools and methods to explore the ocean environment
Scientific and technological advances have increased our ability to observe the ocean environment. The EU-funded ANERIS project will develop cutting-edge scientific tools and methods for marine life sensing, integrating genomics, bio-optics, and participatory sciences. The project will involve numerous stakeholders in a codesign framework and introduce the concept of Operational Marine Biology as a biodiversity information system. The project will develop a training programme for all stakeholders and promote innovation and knowledge sharing among the academy, industry, governments, civil society, and research infrastructures. ANERIS will improve observational systems, providing new life-sensing technologies, empowering civil society, and integrating new-generation sensing instruments and methods.
Objective
In ANERIS, we propose to develop the next generation of scientific instrumentation tools and methods for sensing marine-life. The design of the new instruments and methods will integrate different types of marine life-sensing technologies: genomics, imaging-biooptics and participatory sciences. The technologies will be implemented in a co-design framework, involving all the interested stakeholders: academia, industry, civil society and government. The project proposes the concept of Operational Marine Biology (OMB), understood as a biodiversity information system for systematic and long-term routine measurements of the ocean and coastal life, and their rapid interpretation and dissemination. The production of FAIR Operational Marine Biology data will be carried out in a distributed IT infrastructure built from edge and cloud compute nodes, to be connected with the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC). The technologies will be tested and validated in different case studies, involving the ANERIS innovations, commercial instruments to be improved and different world-class research infrastructures (RI). The project will develop a training program for the operation and use of these new solutions for all the involved stakeholders and particularly the research infrastructures staff. Overall, the project proposes to benefit all the actors involved in the quintuple helix framework of innovation, promoting innovation and knowledge sharing among them: (1) the academy with new life-sensing technologies to use in research; (2) the industry with new technologies and methods to exploit; (3) the governments, with improved observational systems and data products to be used in environmental management directives; (4) the civil society, empowered through the proposed participative technologies and large collaborative networks and (5) the Research Infrastructures, integrating new generation of sensing instruments and methods, and their staff being trained on those new technologies.
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28006 Madrid
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Participants (24)
00143 Roma
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H91 R673 Galway
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08034 Barcelona
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41071 Sevilla
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4485-661 Crasto
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75005 Paris
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19013 Attikia Anavissos
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75006 Paris
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20521 Turku
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69117 Heidelberg
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1098 XG Amsterdam
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08912 Badalona
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1111 Sofia
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2411 DE Bodegraven
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08015 Barcelona
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0167 Oslo
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08025 Barcelona
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08012 Barcelona
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8400 Oostende
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08040 Barcelona
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5838 Bergen
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31905 Haifa
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75794 Paris
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08930 SANT ADRIA DE BESOS
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