Establishment of Monitoring Marine Observing System Presentation submitted to the Conference “Egyptian Coasts,…Problems and Solutions”, “As National Awareness.

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Establishment of Monitoring Marine Observing System Presentation submitted to the Conference “Egyptian Coasts,…Problems and Solutions”, “As National Awareness Meeting” held in Ismaeillia, University of Suez Canal on 10th -11th, December 2003, Suez Canal University, in corporation with Egyptian Society for Coastal Protection. Organized by

Establishment of Monitoring Marine Observing System By Hassan El-Banna Awad & Morad Bacily Awad Professor of Oceanography, Professor of Marine Head of Dep't. Alex. Univ. Geophysics, NIOF MB23 MB27

Objectives of the Meetings Promoting the concepts and benefits of operational oceanography. Addressing to governmental and non-governmental stakeholders. Applications, offshore industry, coastal protection, fisheries pollution, control, recreation and safety at sea, Informing all the national stakeholders, to establish a dedicated national focus in favour of operational ocean forecasting, and formulate national plans for implementation. Show how an ocean/coastal observing and forecasting system can address specific country needs concerning, maritime transport, safety at sea, tourism, monitoring obligations, public safety and health, improved marine services Highlighting the importance of international cooperation, and shared efforts for an effective regional coverage of observations at an affordable and scientifically useful resolution.

Mediterranean Global Ocean Observing System MedGOOS An informal association founded under the auspices of the UNESCO / (IOC) for planning and implementation of an operational ocean monitoring system for the benefit of all coastal states in the region. Assess socio-economic benefits from forecasting marine and coastal conditions. Establish a concerted approach to GOOS in the region. Ensure collaboration between Mediterranean and African agencies Promote technological development for operational oceanography in the basin Build awareness and consensus at governmental level Definition Mission

Raising awareness on the need of MedGOOS Broadening of the Association Needs identification of South and East Mediterranean countries Implement capacity building Initiate joint pre-operational projects Strategy

Mediterranean network to Assess and upgrade the Monitoring and forecasting Activity in the basin Thematic network, EU Programme Environment & Sustainable development MAMA Brief Review 31 partners, all Mediterranean Countries & International organisations Duration, Network of institutions from all the Mediterranean countries: to establish the research infrastructure for forecasting, aiming to : assess the present assets and gaps integrate the knowledge base and build capacities lay out the initial observing system trigger awareness on the benefits of operational oceanography to establish long-term commitments.

WP1 MAMA NOW – Inventorying and assessment of current national operational oceanographic activities, infrastructures and resources in the Mediterranean. WP2 MAMA OBSERVING SYSTEM – Design of the real-time coastal data acquisition systems, fully integrated to the basin scale observing system. WP3 MAMA CAPACITY BUILDING - Enhance in each country the basic technical and scientific expertise required to participate in MedGOOS. WP4 MAMA MODEL – Transfer of know-how and modelling experiences topartners by dedicated model implementations in new shelf areas. MAMA Work Packages

WP5 MAMA-NET – Design and test elements for inter-agency networking and for the exchange of data and information. Provide guidelines for a regional marine information system. WP6 MAMA WWW - Establish the MAMA WWW as a reference point and showcase for operational oceanography in the Mediterranean. WP7 MAMA AWARENESS – Undertake an awareness campaign on MedGOOS addressing governmental agencies and authorities, policy- makers, the marine scientific community, marine industries, the services sector, and the public at large. WP8 MAMA DISSEMINATION & PRODUCTS – Promote the use and potential of added-value applications of routine data for the management of marine resources.

The scientific objectives of MAMA are to: Build the basin-wide network for ocean monitoring and forecasting, linking all the Mediterranean countries; Identify the gaps in the monitoring systems in the region and in the capability to measure, model and forecast the ecosystem Integrate the knowledge base derived by relevant national and international RTD projects and programmes; Build capacities in ocean monitoring and forecasting Design the initial observing and forecasting system, on the basis of a coordinated upgrading of capabilities in all Mediterranean countries; Raise awareness on the benefits of MedGOOS at local, regional and global scales; for operational oceanography at the service of sustainable development.

Aldo Drago MedGOOS Executive Secretary MAMA Asst. Coordinator IOI – Malta Operational Centre University of Malta Tel/Fax : Silvana Vallerga MedGOOS Chairperson MAMA Coordinator CNR & IMC Tel: /22136/22032 Fax: MAMA Website : www. ifremer. fr / mama MedGOOS Website : www. capemalta. net / medgoos

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