COST-EFFECTIVE SENSORS, INTEROPERABLE WITH INTERNATIONAL EXISTING OCEAN OBSERVING SYSTEMS, TO MEET EU POLICIES REQUIREMENTS

Informations projet

COMMON SENSE

N° de convention de subvention: 614155

Projet clôturé

Date de début 1 Novembre 2013

Date de fin 28 Février 2017

Financé au titre de

• Specific Programme "Cooperation": Environment (including Climate Change)

Coût total € 6 089 977,10

Contribution de l’UE € 4 664 072,00

Coordonné par

ACONDICIONAMIENTO TARRASENSE ASSOCIACION
Spain

Résultats exploitables

Exploitable results – Characterisation report for 3D printed peristaltic pumps

Result description

A report evaluating the preformance of 3D printed peristaltic pumps developed by the University of Wollongong. The consistancy of volume of fluid delivered, flow rates, suction height and head of a newly designed linear peristaltic pump were evaluated.

Result type

* Report

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Exploitable results – Analysis of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) implementation process and development of marine monitoring programmes

Result description

Review and analysis of the progress achieved concerning Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) implementation in relation to eutrophication, marine litter, contaminates and underwater noise. This report consists of two main parts. In the first part, results of the European Union technical assessment concerning the Common Sense descriptors are summarised. In the second part, detailed information is provided on the implementation progress in three case studies, i.e., Ireland, Poland and Spain. Specifically, the review (1) describes and evaluates MSFD implementation process; (2) analyses Member States Initial Assessments; (3) describes and evaluates marine monitoring standards and programmes that were set up to meet MSFD requirements; (4) identifies non-adequate monitoring efforts, existing monitoring gaps and emerging monitoring needs, and (5) identifies barriers to efficient implementation of MSFD and MSFD-related monitoring programmes.

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* Report

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Exploitable results – Review and analysis of existing observing initiatives, programmes, systems, platforms currently set and working in marine environment

Result description

Comprehensive analysis of the existing sensors and technologies currently widespread adopted in marine environment monitoring.

Result type

* Report

Link to result

http://commonsenseproject.eu/2014-02-18-14-28-43/commonsense-results

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Exploitable results – Procedures of sensors deployment methodology

Result description

The report defines specific platform characteristics and identifies deployment difficulties in order to determine the adequacy of sensors within specific platforms. In order to obtain the necessary information, two online questionnaires were realised. One questionnaire was created for sensor developers and one for those partners of the COMMON SENSE who will test the sensors at sea, over the course of the project.

Result type

* Report

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Exploitable results – Characteristics and availability of innovative marine sensors and oceanographic platforms, initial planning of testing activities

Result description

The report was developed by the COMMON SENSE project as it was preparing the protocols for field testing that began in August 2015. Two tables were sent to partners responsible for sensor development and testing activities, with all necessary requested information to be filled-in in order to start planning further activities and verify possible constraints. The result of this work is included in the report as well as details of new potential sites which are currently under evaluation to be used for testing and potential stakeholders who are available for this kind of activity.

Result type

* Report

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Exploitable results – Review and analysis of existing sensors and technologies currently set and working in marine environment

Result description

Comprehensive analysis of the existing sensors and technologies currently widespread adopted in marine environment monitoring. This technical report is based on peer-reviewed publications and books.

Result type

* Report

Link to result

http://commonsenseproject.eu/2014-02-18-14-28-43/commonsense-results

References

Exploitable results – First prototype of the new generation of rapid and integrative temperature sensors

Result description

First prototype of temperature sensor based on the use of full organic bi-layer sensing material for the rapid monitoring of temperature of surface water with ultra-low power consumption.

Result type

* prototype

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Exploitable results – Best practices and tools for delivering integrated sensor data using Sensor Web Enablement (SWE) technologies

Result description

The COMMON SENSE project is developing a software platform that will integrate and deliver sensor data to the Web, in standard formats and through standard interfaces. It is designed based on Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standards and best practices, more specifically OGC’s Sensor Web Enablement (SWE) standards. This report provides an overview of SWE standards and best practices. It also reviews existing free- and open-source sensor web implementations.

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* services/tools

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Exploitable results – Inventory of legal regulations, initiatives, developed projects and technologies having potential influence on sensor design processes

Result description

Review and analysis of the EU and national legislation concerning Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) implementation at a national level, as well as projects and initatives having potential influence on monitoring methodology and sensor design.

Result type

* Report

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Exploitable results – Analysis of the methodological standards included in European and International conventions in line with the Marine Strategy Framework Directive's descriptors

Result description

Review on the available methodological standards and gaps to be covered in order to meet the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD) requirements. This report privides an analysis of the methodological standards included in European and International conventions in line with the MSFD descriptors’ requirements, and good and bad practices and experiences of the established methodologies in terms of monitoring criteria and methodological standards.

Result type

* Report

Link to result

Available upon request

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