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⚜️ LandSeaLot at The EUMETSAT Marine User Days in Lisbon, Portugal. ➡️ Francisco Javier Campuzano from +ATLANTIC spoke with other attendees about LandSeaLot and his work with the LisOcean model in the Tagus and Sado Estuaries System Integration Lab. The event focused on data from across the value chain including satellite data, derived products, and their applications. 📌 Learn more about the LandSeaLot Integration Labs here: https://lnkd.in/efrqcSSw Deltares Ifremer GeoEcoMar SMHI MARIS B.V. Seascape Belgium Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon  Dominique Durand Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche CNR-ISMAR Institute of Marine Sciences Hellenic Centre for Marine Research NORCE Norwegian Research Centre University of Liège TransEurope Marinas +ATLANTIC (Collaborative Laboratory for the Atlantic Ocean) ETT S.p.A.. Brockmann Consulting Finnish Environment Institute (Syke) - Suomen ympäristökeskus (Syke) CNRS University of Stirling Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML) European Research Executive Agency (REA) #HorizonEU #EUMissionOcean #EUGreenDeal #Climate #Research #Modelling #LandSeaLot

🚢 Navigating the Seas of Innovation: Custom-Built Research Vessels 🌊 Embarking on a scientific voyage? 🛳️ The world of custom-built research vessels offers endless possibilities to explore the unknown, tailor-made to meet the specific needs of your daring missions! From polar icebreakers like the Antarctic Supply Research Vessel, ensuring smooth sailing through icy waters, to high-tech floating laboratories, the horizon is as vast as your imagination. Why settle for off-the-shelf when you can design a vessel that fits your research like a glove? 🧤 With options ranging from eco-friendly power systems to state-of-the-art scientific equipment, your dream ship can become a reality. Imagine a ship that not only advances science but also sails sustainably. 🌿 Don't miss the boat on this wave of innovation! If the idea of cutting through both water and scientific frontiers excites you, let's make waves together. 🌊🔬 For those ready to captain their bespoke research vessel into the unknown, reach out at bauke@asiaenergyvirtualhub.com. 🏷️ #InnovationAtSea #CustomVessels #ResearchVessels #MarkOffshore #AsiaEnergyVirtualHub #SailingIntoTheFuture #ScienceAtSea

🚢 Navigating the Seas of Innovation: Custom-Built Research Vessels 🌊 Embarking on a scientific voyage? 🛳️ The world of custom-built research vessels offers endless possibilities to explore the unknown, tailor-made to meet the specific needs of your daring missions! From polar icebreakers like the Antarctic Supply Research Vessel, ensuring smooth sailing through icy waters, to high-tech floating laboratories, the horizon is as vast as your imagination. Why settle for off-the-shelf when you can design a vessel that fits your research like a glove? 🧤 With options ranging from eco-friendly power systems to state-of-the-art scientific equipment, your dream ship can become a reality. Imagine a ship that not only advances science but also sails sustainably. 🌿 Don't miss the boat on this wave of innovation! If the idea of cutting through both water and scientific frontiers excites you, let's make waves together. 🌊🔬 For those ready to captain their bespoke research vessel into the unknown, reach out at bauke@asiaenergyvirtualhub.com. 🏷️ #InnovationAtSea #CustomVessels #ResearchVessels #MarkOffshore #AsiaEnergyVirtualHub #SailingIntoTheFuture #ScienceAtSea

📢 Insights for Applicants with Anneli Strobel, Dr. To celebrate the opening of the first AQUARIUS Transnational Access funding call we spoke with Anneli Strobel from the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research, the AQUARIUS lead on “Call design, management, evaluation and access platform”. ➡️ Read the full blog here https://lnkd.in/eYd-FdkH to find answers to pressing questions, such as → Who is eligible to apply❓ Can one institute make an independent application or is a partnership required❓ Can researchers and institutes outside the European Union apply❓ And much more! This informative conversation with Anneli covers all aspects, including:  📝The application process 🧐The evaluation process 🌍The AQUARIUS Transnational Access Platform Anneli Strobel, Dr. is a project manager at the International Cooperation unit at the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar Marine Research, located in Bremerhaven in Germany, where she is focused on coordinating activities in large EU projects to improve research coordination in Europe or managing transnational access calls such as in AQUARIUS, and previously Eurofleets. #EUMissionOcean #EUGreenDeal #Funding #APPLY #OpenCALL #Science #Research #Marine #Freshwater European Research Executive Agency (REA)  Marine Institute Finnish Meteorological Institute CSIC Hellenic Centre for Marine Research (HCMR) Institute of Marine Research (IMR), Norway Grønlands Naturinstitut Seascape Belgium  Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon University of Limerick (UL) National Institute for Marine Research and Development "Grigore Antipa" Maris Stulgis B.V. Finnish Environment Institute (Syke) - Suomen ympäristökeskus (Syke) Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche  CzechGlobe The Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA)) Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences VLIZ - Flanders Marine Institute EMBRC - European Marine Biological Resource Centre  EMBRC France  Centre of Marine Sciences (CCMAR) CIIMAR Mercator Ocean International  EMBL SMHI @IRD  University of Liège Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia Instituto Hidrográfico - Marinha Portuguesa NORCE Norwegian Research Centre Plataforma Oceánica de Canarias (PLOCAN) VITO Remote Sensing  EMSO ERIC   GeoEcoMar  INTERACT INKODE soc. coop. OGS Ifremer

IIASA at #AGU24 🌍 Starting Monday, IIASA researchers will join the world’s largest Earth and space science meeting in Washington, D.C. They’ll present work on key topics, including: ⚡ Energy-water-land interactions under climate change | Amanda Palazzo 🚀 Agricultural monitoring from space | Benjamin Goffin, Juan Carlos Laso Bayas, Fernando Orduña Cabrera, and IIASA Research Group Leader Ian McCallum ⚖️ Social science and justice in climate research | IIASA researcher Caroline Zimm More information: https://lnkd.in/dScE7Kmh #WhatsNextForScience American Geophysical Union | National Science Foundation (NSF) |

🐟 🤝 Get to know AQUARIUS and our people! 📈 Today, we're highlighting our Funding Calls for Transnational Access to European Research Infrastructures. 🚀Exciting news: AQUARIUS will launch two Funding Calls to support researchers to travel to and use state-of-the-art Research Infrastructures across Europe, providing a unique opportunity to contribute to the EU Mission Ocean 2030. Mark your calendars for the call openings: 📞 Call 1 – Open: November 11, 2024 – January 20, 2025 📞 Call 2 – Open: September 2, 2025 – October 28, 2025 📌 Who is involved? This work is led by the Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research (AWI), supported by task leads from Finnish Environment Institute (Syke) - Suomen ympäristökeskus (Syke), Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, INTERACT INPA and INKODE soc. coop. With contributions from other project partners including Marine Institute, FMI, EMBRC ERIC, EMSO ERIC , GeoEcoMar, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, and RBINS. 📌 What are we doing? Leading the design, development, and management of Calls for Transnational Access to the AQUARIUS research infrastructures. Our focus? To define the research focus area (contributing to the goals of EU Mission Ocean); to develop and manage a customised and user-friendly call platform, making it easy for researchers to apply; and to evaluate the proposals received, both in terms of research excellence and logistics. 📌 Why are we doing it? To support marine and freshwater researchers across Europe by providing free access to an incredible array of research infrastructures, creating an environment for excellent research and innovation projects that are fully equipped to address the challenges we face in marine and freshwater ecosystems. Ultimately, these efforts aim to catalyse scientific progress, foster collaboration, and drive innovation within the marine and freshwater research landscape, benefiting researchers, institutions, and society as a whole and driving us closer to achieving the objectives of the #EUGreenDeal and #MissionOcean. Horizon Europe Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research Anneli Strobel, Dr. #Apply #Funding #Research #EarlyCareerScience #FundingCalls #Ocean #Water

Want to learn how to use AQUARIUS TAP? Webinar next week! Go register for a successful application 🌟

If you're planning on being at ICARP IV - #ASSW 2025, in Boulder, Colorado in-person or virtually, consider submitting or coming to our session Brooks Kaiser (Deadline: extended until 9 October 2024 at 23:59 MDT!): https://lnkd.in/e5qw33gD 3. Understanding the dynamics and resilience of Arctic social-ecological systems to foster sustainable futures  # 3.1. Arctic Marine Research Agendas: Who writes the Saga? Arctic Scenario analysis frequently categorizes outcomes into four quadrants – along two axes: governance, and resources and trade. Of the four categories, Arctic Saga, Arctic Race, Polar Preserve, and Polar Lows, the first three reflect outcomes that favor different Arctic scales of interests, while Polar Lows is considered undesirable by most if not all stakeholders and rightsholders as providing neither local stability and quality of life nor global extractive benefits. Who’s “in” and who’s “out” in Arctic planning is a longstanding issue affecting within the marine realm, for example, Svalbard’s identity, the Arctic Council structure and its Working Groups (ie CAFF, PAME), the Polar Silk Road, and the Central Arctic Ocean fisheries policy. The challenge also impacts research agendas. In this multidisciplinary session, we discuss how agenda-setting in Arctic research priorities and funding strategies can affect these outcomes, with a particular focus on the role of academic research driven by actors not directly living or working in Arctic states. We anticipate differences in impact from the natural sciences and social sciences that stem from (1) scale of engagement in Arctic communities and environmental changes from local to global; (2) experience and expectations for transdisciplinary research and/or Indigenous engagement and inclusion needs, including longer research timelines and more diverse research outlets and forms; and (3) funding structures that limit such diversity as well as cross-scale research, amongst other distinctions along disciplinary lines. We illustrate with some background analysis of research communities in non-Arctic states, e.g. France, S. Korea, Japan and the UK.

Ping to #AllAtlantic #AAORIA Partners & Projects keen on access to sea-going infrastructure, to address priorities below: 🗺️ Mapping of #marinebiodiversity & #EBV variables to understand species distribution/abundance; 🗺️ Mapping of #marinemicrobiomes to explore microbial diversity & ecological roles; 🔭 Improving understanding of ecological processes to predict changes; 🌍 Integrating basin-scale observations (physics, chemistry, biology), remote sensing and modelling to understand #connectivity and #OceanHealth; 🌐 Studying historical trajectories of ecological change and exploring restoration possibilities to enhance resilience; 🌐 Filling the gaps in the detailed seabed map of the #NorthAtlantic from a Geological and habitat perspective. All-Atlantic Ocean Research and Innovation Alliance, AtlantECO Project, iAtlantic , B-USEFUL, MARCO-BOLO, #AMT, BIOcean5D, BioEcoOcean, triatlas project, OBAMA-NEXT Project

This week, the German research Mission #sustainMare started its 2nd phase. The aim is to develop concrete solutions for urgent challenges to protect our coastal seas #NorthSea and #BalticSea on the one hand and nature-based economic solutions on the other. The Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung is funding the programme for a further 3 years with 19 million €, and Projektträger Jülich (PtJ) has been commissioned to provide scientific and administrative support. A total of 7 projects are involved in the Mission: #MGFNorthSea, #MGFBalticSea, #CREATE, #CoastalFutures, #CONMAR, #SpaCeParti and #iSeal. #CONMAR wants to investigate the impact of munition in the sea on the marine environment and kicked-off the 2nd project phase on 2/3 December at GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel. Among the approx. 20 participants were the coordinator and one of the Mission‘s spokesperson Prof. Jens Greinert from GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel, Mission manager Kai Hoppe from Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon and Dr. Aaron Beck, project manager at GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel. Further information: www.sustainmare.de