Session 1: Why land-sea observations are essential

Welcome and conference objectives

Jos Brils (Deltares)

Presentation Slides

Scientific challenges at the land-sea interface & research infrastructure

Laurent Delauney (Ifremer)

Presentation Slides

EU Policy Context and Developments – OceanEye and more

Zoi Konstantinou (European Commission – DG MARE)

Presentation Slides

Session 2: local & regional advancements in land-sea observations: Landsealot integration labs (lils)

Introduction to Panel: Local and regional advancements in land-sea observation: LandSeaLot Integration Labs (LILs)

Debora Bellafiore (CNR-ISMAR)

Presentation Slides

Integrating observation techniques in the Firth of Forth LIL … and beyond?

Vagelis Spyrakos (University of Stirling)

Presentation Slides

Aligning observation protocols between RIs in the Wadden Sea Rhine Elbe LIL

Yoana G. Voynova (Hereon)

Presentation Slides

Testing cost-effective sensors in the Seine Estuary and Bay LIL

Romaric Verney (Ifremer)

Presentation Slides

Co-design and implementation with local stakeholders, example from Tagus and Sado Estuaries LIL

Francisco Campuzano (+ATLANTIC CoLAB)

Presentation Slides

Session 3: Panel: New solutions for observing the land-sea interface

New solutions for observing the land-sea interface: Integrating in situ and satellite observations at the land–sea interface

Andrew Tyler (University of Stirling)

Presentation Slides

Integration of observations and modelling at the land-sea interface

Debora Bellafiore (CNR-ISMAR)

Presentation Slides

Cost-effective observing technologies and SCOOP 

Emilie Brévière (SMHI)

Presentation Slides

Marinas as observing hubs

Melanie Symes (TransEurope Marinas)

Presentation Slides

Advances in land-sea data interoperability, new data flows and land-sea data available via EMODnet 

Gert-Jan Schotmeijer (Deltares)

Presentation Slides

Sessions 4 & 5: Towards a common observation strategy

The LandSeaLot Common Observing Strategy - LCOS

Dominique Durand (COVARTEC)

Presentation Slides

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LandSeaLot has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Framework Programme for Research and Innovation under grant agreement No 101134575. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Research Executive Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them. UK participants in Horizon Europe Project LandSeaLot are supported by UKRI grant numbers: 10109592 University of Stirling and 10107554 Plymouth Marine Laboratory.

Session 1: Why land-sea observations are essential

Welcome and conference objectives

Scientific challenges at the land-sea interface & research infrastructure

EU Policy Context and Developments – OceanEye and more

Session 2: local & regional advancements in land-sea observations: Landsealot integration labs (lils)

Introduction to Panel: Local and regional advancements in land-sea observation: LandSeaLot Integration Labs (LILs)

Integrating observation techniques in the Firth of Forth LIL … and beyond?

Aligning observation protocols between RIs in the Wadden Sea Rhine Elbe LIL

Testing cost-effective sensors in the Seine Estuary and Bay LIL

Co-design and implementation with local stakeholders, example from Tagus and Sado Estuaries LIL

Session 3: Panel: New solutions for observing the land-sea interface

New solutions for observing the land-sea interface: Integrating in situ and satellite observations at the land–sea interface

Integration of observations and modelling at the land-sea interface

Cost-effective observing technologies and SCOOP

Marinas as observing hubs

Advances in land-sea data interoperability, new data flows and land-sea data available via EMODnet

Sessions 4 & 5: Towards a common observation strategy

The LandSeaLot Common Observing Strategy - LCOS

BE PART OF THE CONVERSATiON!

Cost-effective observing technologies and SCOOP 

Advances in land-sea data interoperability, new data flows and land-sea data available via EMODnet 