Survey
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
INTAROS – Integrated Arctic Observing System A project funded by EC – Horizon 2020 Blue Growth BG-09-2016 Coordinator: Stein Sandven Presented by: Lasse H. Pettersson Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, Norway Total budget: 15.5 mEuro 49 partners from 20 countries Start date: 01 December 2016. Duration: 5 years INTAROS overall objective Is to develop an efficient integrated Arctic Observation System by extending, improving and unifying existing and evolving systems in the different regions of the Arctic INTAROS objectives Establish a Pan-Arctic forum for collaboration across EU and non-EU countries in order to build a sustainable observing system (WP1) Exploit existing observing systems and databases (WP2) Fill gaps of the present in situ observing systems (WP3) Enhance community-based observing programmes (WP4) Develop and implement the iAOS platform for integration of multidisciplinary data from distributed repositories (WP5)) Conduct case studies for selected user groups and stakeholders, e.g climate research, climate services, (WP6) Dissemination and education activities to promote results of the project (WP7) Ocean and sea ice Observing systems using moored arrays, mobile platforms, tide gauge network, on-ice measurements, ocean bottom-mounted sensors, and remote sensing. © Rick Krishfield Benthic Lander CTD sampler Instruments on sea ice Atmosphere Observing system using in-situ observations from supersites, field campaigns, buoys, research vessels, aircraft and satellites Arctic Ocean Sodankylä, Finland Ny Ålesund, Svalbard Cryosphere and land • In-situ cryospheric and land observations from past and new campaigns and research stations • Use of satellite snow, hydrological, and ice mass change products WP3: Enhancement of in situ observing systems INTAROS will work in the following areas: • Coastal Greenland (task 1) • North of Svalbard (task 2) • Fram Strait (task 3) • The central Arctic Ocean (task 4) • Selected sites across the Arctic land areas (task 5) Task 0 WP4: Community-based observing systems Overall objective: Enhance community-based observing for participatory research and capacity-building WP5 : Data integration and management Objectives • To integrate multidisciplinary and distributed data repositories into a scalable and resilient Pan-Arctic observing system, iAOS • To offer seamless access to observations and derived parameters provide a set of tools for data analysis, transformation and visualization of spatiotemporal datasets Data management steps Collect Ingest Store Search Analyse Visualise INTAROS Stakeholders concept - WP6 International bodies Pan-Arctic and other networks National management plans Other policy requirements Stakeholders Industry Managment Models: Climate, Forecasting, Ecosystem, Data assimilation Demonstrations of iAOS for stakeholders WP6 Status/ assessments / dissemination NGOs Science Other Outreach WP7,1 Requirements strategy Multidisciplinary data from existing and new observing systems Integrated observing system WP1 WP 2,3,4 WP5 EU’s Arctic projects cluster 2016-2017 EU PolarNET Coordination action (AWI: N. Biebow) INTAROS APPLICATE Observing Systems (NERSC) Modelling – forecasting (AWI: T. Jung) Arctic permafrost BLUE ACTION Multi-disciplinary (open call) Modelling – forecasting (DMI: S. Olson) INTAROS: Executive board Stein Sandven, Coordinator, (NERSC) Roberta Pirazzini (FMI) Hanne Sagen, Deputy Coordinator (NERSC) Finn Danielsen (NORDECO) Agnieszka B. Möller (IOPAN) Ralf Doescher (SMHI) 37 European Partners - 14 countries 12 partners from 6 other countries