We actively contribute to the definition and coordination of the European and international marine observation strategy through networks such as EuroGOOS, ICES, EMODnet and Coriolis.
Ocean observation requires transnational coordination. Without a shared strategy, efforts become fragmented, investments are duplicated, and the capacity to generate actionable knowledge to address global challenges—such as climate change, sustainable fisheries or maritime safety—is diminished.
Sectors: Maritime and port infrastructure
Research lines: Blue Economy, Environmental resilience and global change, Operational Oceanography
Research sublines: European Coastal and Ocean Databases