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Patrick Farcy, Simon Keeble, Aldo Drago JERICO-RI: the European coastal observing system of systems, component of EOOS Patrick Farcy, Simon Keeble, Aldo Drago BlueMed– Malta

Toward a sustained Pan European JERICO-RI Some components of the European Context EOOS Marine Core Services (CMEMS) SEADATANET EMODNET (DG MARE)

JERICO-NEXT in a nutshell Duration: Sept. 2015- Aug. 2019 EU funding: 10M€ Consortium: 34 partners, 910 MM Organisation: 9 WPs STAC External User panel Coordination: Ifremer: jerico@ifremer.fr 66 deliverables, 63 milestones

Status and Challenges of present European coastal observatories Sustainability More biogeochemical and biological observatories

…The JERICO mind… The JERICO-NEXT community “ We cannot understand the complexity of the coastal ocean if we do not understand the coupling between physics, biogeochemistry and biology.” new technological developments for continuous monitoring of a larger set of parameters  a priori definition of the optimal deployment strategy JERICO-NEXT focus Multidisciplinary: interactions between physics, biogeochemistry and biology Not restricted to pure technological aspects : include fundamental scientific considerations Integration: Multiplatform From coast to open ocean Modelling

… Objectives and needs… Delivery of an harmonized research infrastructure for coastal observations, compliant with EMODNET and Copernicus To ensure the sustainable provision of high-quality coastal multidisciplinary observations that can support: Progress and breakthrough in marine science European policies and national duties The development of business activities (e.g. marine services) To produce a long-term strategy for further development, integration, sustainability and relevance of coastal observatories in Europe

European Coastal Observing System of Systems Profilers Cable-based Multidisciplinary OS UAV Ferrybox JERICO-RI: European Coastal Observing System of Systems Calibration lab Fixed platforms Fishing vessel Buoys Gliders HF radar

New technological developments Observing pelagic biodiversity Automated quantification of organisms Flow cytometry, metabarcoding, pigment determination Observing benthic communities Integrated multi-sensors video array Organic matter mineralisation Coastal profiling technologies Condition monitoring Microbial and molecular sensors Quantification of hydrocarbon, algae toxins, microbially driven biogeochemistry Combined carbonate sensors pH, CO3, alkalinity

Services to the Research Community Providing a flow of harmonised multi-disciplinary data Competitive research Emodnet, Copernicus Structuring the coastal research community by addressing joint multidisciplinary challenges Improving capability to increase policy-relevant knowledge Development and integration of new sensors for investigating the biological and chemical compartment Nutrients, optical sensors, carbonate system Integrating platforms and technologies Ferrybox, gliders, fixed platforms, HF-radars, cabled-coastal observatories, coastal profilers

Services to stakeholders European monitoring programs Support harmonising observations between national monitoring programs Provide continuous and often quasi-realtime marine observations of key parameters Provide physical, chemical and biological observations Provide observations across borders Gradient – source/accumulation transport JERICO-NEXT best practices freely available http://www.jerico-ri.eu/

Services to Technology Providers Test of technologies Sensors Integration of sensors Smart solutions (P&P, energy, logger, communication) Comparaison and intercalibration of technologies Proof-of-concept and marketing argument Use of Research Infrastructure through TNA Window for European know-how The role of Trans-National Access