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Bridging gaps across scientific communities & domains
METHODOLOGY
Bridging gaps across scientific communities & domains
Co-designing a Common Observation Strategy
Linking with society via LandSeaLot Integration Labs & citizen science networks
Researchers, data scientists and data managers are coming together to bridge scientific gaps and domains and to develop a common methodology for observing land-sea interface areas across Europe. These efforts will be tested and developed in pilot sites across Europe, the LandSeaLot Integration Labs.
Researchers, regional and national stakeholders, and high-level European institutions and initiatives (including the European Space Agency (ESA), Copernicus services, EMODnet, EDITO and related European Digital Twin Ocean initiatives, the European Ocean Observing System (EOOS), and relevant Regional Sea Conventions (OSPAR/HELCOM)) are collaborating to co-create a common strategy for observing land-sea interface areas. These efforts will be tested and developed in pilot sites across Europe, the LandSeaLot Integration Labs.
Researchers and local communities are working to enable and enhance citizen observation of land-sea interface areas across Europe. Learn more about current efforts and discover training opportunities here. Coming soon!
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