The European Marine Observing Network and the development of an Integrated European Ocean Observing System: An EuroGOOS perspective

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1 The European Marine Observing Network and the development of an Integrated European Ocean Observing System: An EuroGOOS perspective Patrick Gorringe Glenn Nolan, Vicente Fernandez

2 Periodic Table of the European Marine/Maritime Elements Esf ESF Mb MB Erc ERC Jpi EEA EMSA JPI EFCA EMSEA MYOCEAN GMES MARS MARBEF MARCOM EMECO EUROCEANUTURE OCEA Df DRAEGER JRC WISE MAR FORUM ECORD CEAN ENERG ENMC EMEC OGP RACS CMAS Pa PRINCE REA EMODNET PSMSL OBIS IODE ICES FP7 OCEAN TOMHORIZON 2020 NSF-MS La Eea Ms Fc Jrc Esa Mse Wise Ind Era Dnet EU Marine International Scientific Councils EU Regional Fisheries Organizations EU Regional Conventions UN conventions and treaties EU legal framework on marine/maritime affairs Think tankers European specialized agencies European Marine Scientific Clusters European Maritime Clusters Mo Es Ms Bde Msc Eco Euo Sl Odr Eng Clu Meg Obis Iode Ices LUSO-A ESA WCRP IGBP DIVERSITAS IHDP GOOS GOE-GEOSS IOCCP GLOSS JCOMM Databases International Programmes (IPO in Europe) Funding instruments Reporting Processes UN specialized agencies with marine/maritime mandate Other marine International Organizations in Europe Main Marine/Maritime NGOs in Europe Other main International NGOs UN Funding instruments Og Fish Sp Fp Ot H20 Foa Los Cc Lp Ms ARCIC ICES CIESM BLACK Af Mf As At NEAFC GFCM NASCO ICCAT Os He Ba Bc OSPAR HELCOM BARC BUCA Bl Cb CBD STOCKOL CITES UNCLOS UNFCCC LC/LP BALLAST CITES STOCKOLM CBD Msp Acc Bg Bs Re Msf Imp EU EU EU EU EU EU EU Ms Bw Wf Ha Na Cr Gb Bd Hd Oo Geo Oc Sl Om Oc Loi Hab Ar Ices Cies Bsc St Ci Cfp EU EU EU EU EU EU EU Cc Woa Bs Fa CLIVAR LOICZ HAB IPCC WOA IPBES SOFIA Cbd Fao Iaea Imo Isa De Do Dp Ep Ioc Ido Wmo Wb CBD FAO IAEA IMO ISA UN-DESA DOALOS UNDP UNEP Iho Ioi UNESCO-IOC UNIDO WMO WB IHO IOI Icsu Iucn Po Idi Won Mcf Sea Wwf Ps Gp Ci Pew Oc Sc Gof ICSU IUCN POGO IDDRI WON MCF SEAS AT RISK WWF LASTICS SOUGEENPEACE CI PEW OCEANA SCAR SCOR GOF Ge UN GESAMP UN-OCEANS Gef Gpo GEG WB-GOP Valdes. L., 2013

EuroGOOS is an international association of 39 national agencies (+ 60 ROOS members), institutes and research organizations in 19 European countries

4 EuroGOOS is an international association of 39 national agencies (+ 60 ROOS members), institutes and research organizations in 19 European countries promoting and implementing Operational Oceanography. Founded in 1994, EuroGOOS operates in the framework of the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) of UNESCO/IOC.

5 EuroGOOS is an international association of 39 national agencies (+ 60 ROOS members), institutes and research organisations in 19 European countries promoting and implementing Operational Oceanography. Founded in 1994, EuroGOOS operates in the framework of the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) of UNESCO/IOC.

EuroGOOS Objectives Strategy: identify priorities for operational oceanography Promotion: of operational oceanography and the necessary research and technology Cooperation: at global and regional

6 EuroGOOS Objectives Strategy: identify priorities for operational oceanography Promotion: of operational oceanography and the necessary research and technology Cooperation: at global and regional scales (GOOS, ROOS) Coproduction: of data and model based services Coordination: of European contribution to sustained observing systems Representation: of members to third parties (EU, Int. organizations etc.)

GOOS establishes a permanent global system for observations, modelling and analysis of marine and ocean variables to support

7 Part of the global effort EuroGOOS is one of the thirteen GOOS Regional Alliances (GRAs) that develop the system in different parts of the World Ocean. GOOS establishes a permanent global system for observations, modelling and analysis of marine and ocean variables to support operational ocean services worldwide GOOS is a platform for: International cooperation for sustained observations of the oceans Generation of oceanographic products and services Interaction between research, operational, and user communities

8 Structure

9 The ROOSs - Regional Operational Oceanographic Systems are the operational arm(s) of EuroGOOS About 60 additional partners in ROOSs The ROOSs cooperation focus on improved national and regional services and products ROOSs coordinate the observations and the data transfer for internal use and to other users Regional data portals in every ROOS simplifying the data transfer and enable interoperability and act as data translators

11 EuroGOOS and data End Users Network of NODC Data Discovery, archiving, standards and distribution via NODCs Unlocking new data, Data discovery, view, download, interoperability layers Data collection, processing, platform network Data Integration, Assessment and distribution for Operational use and Research, RT QC, products i.e. running the operational service

12 EuroGOOS and data Interoperability Providing a European data package to global initiatives

platforms Latest 60 days drifting bouys (DB) 2654 1446 Ferrybox + Icebreaker (FB) 22 11 gliders (GL) 17 4 fixed buoys or mooring

13 platforms Latest 60 days drifting bouys (DB) Ferrybox + Icebreaker (FB) gliders (GL) 17 4 fixed buoys or mooring time series (MO) profiling floats vertical profiles (PF) Argo Floats (AR) HF Radar (HF) TOTAL

14 Projects

EOOS European Ocean Observing System EOOS is a coordinating framework designed to: - align and integrate Europe s ocean observing capacity; - promote a systematic and

16 EOOS European Ocean Observing System EOOS is a coordinating framework designed to: - align and integrate Europe s ocean observing capacity; - promote a systematic and collaborative approach to collecting information on the state and variability of our seas; - underpin sustainable management of the marine environment and its resources

17 EOOS European Ocean Observing System Both bottom up: community push Top down: policy pull and support Not an infrastructure or a system with a central governance BUT a common conceptual framework and a brand, endorsed and promoted, representing a consolidated vision of the EU Observing as a whole EOOS will help: local/national/regional prioritization and funding pan-eu cooperation (communal synergies and projects targeted at filling the gaps) EU leadership at the global level

Public and Private Existing and New investments Engaging all stakeholders (EU, MS, Regions, Industry) EMODnet (DG MARE) Copernicus (DG

18 EOOS European Ocean Observing System Proposed way forward: Launch a concerted flagship initiative: EOOS With specific Strategy, Implementation Plan, Budget Building upon and combining all available resources National and European Research, Operational, Structural Public and Private Existing and New investments Engaging all stakeholders (EU, MS, Regions, Industry) EMODnet (DG MARE) Copernicus (DG GROWTH) ESFRI, FP7-8, JPI Oceans (DG RTD) EuroGOOS, ΕΜΒ, EUMETNET,,., In partnership with international global initiatives GEO, IOOS-OOI, IMOS,, ICES, UNEP, OSPAR,

19 Thank You For Listening

Operational Oceanography in Europe with focus on central/eastern Europe

Operational Oceanography in Europe with focus on central/eastern Europe Hans Dahlin Director EuroGOOS Chair EC Expert Group on European Marine Observations and Data Exchange, Chair GMES Marine Core Service