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EMSO ERIC: A challenging infrastructure to monitor Essential Ocean Variables (EOVs) across European Seas

Authors :
Dañobeitia, Juan José
Favali, Paolo
Beranzoli, Laura
Berry, Alan
Blandin, Jérôme
Bozzano, Roberto
Cannat, Mathilde
Carapuço, Mafalda
Cardin, Vanessa
Castro Alonso, Ayoze
Coppola, Laurent
Delory, Eric
Río, Joaquín del
Embriaco, Davide
Fer, Ilker
Ferré, Bénédicte
Fredella, Maria
Gates, Andrew R.
Galeotti, Marco
Giuntini, Alessandra
Hartman, Susan E.
Lantéri, Nadine
Perivoliotis, Leonidas
Petihakis, George
Radulescu, Vlad
Rodero, Iván
Sarradin, Pierre-Marie
Stroynowski, Z. N.
Dañobeitia, Juan José
Favali, Paolo
Beranzoli, Laura
Berry, Alan
Blandin, Jérôme
Bozzano, Roberto
Cannat, Mathilde
Carapuço, Mafalda
Cardin, Vanessa
Castro Alonso, Ayoze
Coppola, Laurent
Delory, Eric
Río, Joaquín del
Embriaco, Davide
Fer, Ilker
Ferré, Bénédicte
Fredella, Maria
Gates, Andrew R.
Galeotti, Marco
Giuntini, Alessandra
Hartman, Susan E.
Lantéri, Nadine
Perivoliotis, Leonidas
Petihakis, George
Radulescu, Vlad
Rodero, Iván
Sarradin, Pierre-Marie
Stroynowski, Z. N.
Publication Year :
2021

Abstract

The European Multidisciplinary Seafoor and water Column Observatory (EMSO, www.emso.eu) is a distributed research infrastructure (RI), composed of fxed-point deep-sea observatories and shallow water test sites at strategic environmental locations from the southern entrance of the Arctic Ocean all the way through the North Atlantic through the Mediterranean to the Black Sea. Working as a single powerful system, it is a valuable new tool for researchers and engineers looking for long time series of high-quality and high-resolution data to study and continuously monitor complex processes interactions among the geosphere, biosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere, as well as to test, validate and demonstrate new marine technologies

Details

Database :
OAIster
Notes :
English
Publication Type :
Electronic Resource
Accession number :
edsoai.on1333186714
Document Type :
Electronic Resource