Soraia Romão (+CoLAB +ATLANTIC) presents LandSeaLot at OceanPredict. Lisbon, Portugal.
Francisco Javier Campuzano (CoLAB +ATLANTIC) shared LandSeaLot’s mission and the work at the Tagus and Sado Estuary System LandSeaLot Integration Lab at the EUMETSAT Marine User Days in Lisbon, Portugal.
Irina Stanciu (GeoEcoMar) presents LandSeaLot poster to attendees of European Researchers Night in Bucharest, Romania.
Maria Angel (SSBE) talked to participants at the launch of the Blue Manifesto in the EU Parliament about LandSeaLot’s work in land-sea interface observations.
The LandSeaLot Steering Committee met at the CNR-ISMAR Institute of Marine Sciences headquarters in Venice in October 2024 to review the project’s progress and to plan the next steps.
Francisco Javier Campuzano and Antonio Novellino sharing the LandSeaLot Story at the MonGOOS General Assembly in Malaga, Spain.
The fist stakeholder workshop in the North Aegean LandSeaLot Integration Lab took place in Greece in August 2024.
The conference’s focus on the results of field and laboratory measurements, and theoretical and numerical analysis of estuaries and coastal seas was a good fit for LandSeaLot. Romaric Verney (Ifremer) raised awareness for the project with a presentation in Bordeaux, France.
LandSeaLot colleague Anouk Blauw from Deltares, attended the AMEMR Symposium last week to present her work on the “Quantification of Carbon Fluxes along a Gradient from the Wadden Sea Lagoon to the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean.
Evangelos Spyrakos from the University of Stirling waved the LandSeaLot flag at the Science & Technical Workshop of the Digital Ocean Forum in Brussels
Project colleagues Jos Brils (Deltares) and Irina Stanciu (GeoEcoMar) were pleased to represent the LandSeaLot project at the first DOORS Black Sea Stakeholder Conference this past week in Bucharest.
Melanie Symes from TransEurope Marinas represented LandSeaLot at EMD2024 organised by the European Commission in Denmark. Melanie introduced LandSeaLot and highlighted the role of TransEurope Marinas in the project. Also on hand to discuss the project was our colleague Francisco Javier Campuzano from +ATLANTIC
Group picture of the First General Assembly
Overview of second day – Presentation of the Wadden Sea Integration Lab – Tour of the Deltares test facilities – Exploration of affordable CTDs, temperature and water colour sensors can be leveraged for citizen science, with a practical demonstration at the Deltares pond.
LandSeaLot officially Kicked Off on 26th March with its 20 partner consortium gathering in Delft at the Deltares Headquarters to plan the achievement of the innovative LandSeaLot Mission.
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.
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