Maritime Forum
Europe's 2020 strategy recognises that knowledge drives innovation, which in turn brings growth that is both sustainable and smart. For the maritime economy much of this knowledge depends on observations of the rhythms and cycles of the sea. However, the data collected through these observations can only generate knowledge and innovation if Europe's engineers and scientists are able to find, access, assemble and apply them efficiently and rapidly. At present this is not the case. The Commission's "Marine Knowledge 2020" initiative aims to unlock and assemble marine data from different sources and facilitate their use.
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Map of the week - Water body dissolved oxygen concentration in winter Dissolved oxygen is one key parameter that can be used to assess climate change trends and this week, since January is well underway, we present a map of dissolved oxygen concentration in the surface waters of European seas with an example from the winter period |
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EMODnet 10th Steering Committee Meeting - Agenda The EMODnet Steering Committee meets twice a year to review progress and set the priorities for future developments. |
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Map of the week - Fish stocks by fishing zone The sustainable management of fish stocks remains a challenge & a priority for food security in Europe & worldwide. Check out our map that shows the proportion of assessed fish stocks that are overfished vs those within safe biological limits |
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Map of the week - Beach Clean up events For our last “Map of the week” of 2018, we would like to celebrate the hundreds of volunteers who took actions this year to raise awareness of the need to reduce global waste and to protect our ecosystems, marine life and public health. |
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EMODnet Secretariat progress update – 3rd Quarter 2018 This update is based on the quarterly progress reports of the different EMODnet groups (Thematic Portals, Data Ingestion Portal), and supplemented with updates from the Secretariat. This is the sixth Secretariat progress report since the start of the EMODnet Development Phase III (2017-2020) and covers activities developed within EMODnet in the period July-August-September 2018. |
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Meeting Summary: 6th Experts' meeting towards SRIA for the Black Sea/ Bucharest, 5.10.2018 We would like to thank those of you who could join us in Bucharest for the 6th meeting for developing a Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) for the Black Sea basin on 5 October. We would also like to thank the Romanian Government representatives and our hosts from GeoEcoMar for all their support for this work, especially in view of the upcoming Romanian Presidency of the Council of the EU during the first half of 2019, when the SRIA will be launched. |
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Meeting Summary: 5th Experts' meeting towards SRIA for the Black Sea, Burgas 30.5/ Next steps We would like to start by thanking you again for all your hard work and your cooperation. Together, you have agreed on a balanced and comprehensive Burgas Vision Paper, a shared vision for a productive, healthy, resilient, sustainable and better valued Black Sea by 2030. Next meeting for developing a SRIA for the Black Sea - 5 OCT 2018, Bucharest |
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EU Delegation visits information center to discuss cooperation China-EU marine data cooperation kicks off 欧盟代表团访问信息中心洽谈合作 中国-欧盟海洋数据合作拉开序幕 |
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Second meeting of the Marine Knowledge Expert Group summary report - towards a blueprint for business |
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Second meeting - Expert Group on Marine Knowledge preparation of blueprint Start date: 12/09/2018 (All day) Last update: 19/09/18 |
