Publications

DTO-BioFlow DUC 8 - Applying Machine Learning to Forecast Ocean Productivity

This factsheet presents DUC8: Machine Learning for ocean colour seasonal forecasting (chlorophyll-a and primary production), one of the Demonstrator Use Cases (DUCs) developed within the DTO-BioFlow project.

DTO-BioFlow DUC 6 - Monitoring Lower-Trophic Biomass for Evidence-Based Ocean Governance

This factsheet presents DUC6: Lower-trophic level biomass monitoring to inform ocean governance, one of the Demonstrator Use Cases (DUCs) developed within the DTO-BioFlow project.

DTO-BioFlow DUC 4 - Delivering evidence-based knowledge to support spatial planning of sustainable mariculture

This factsheet presents DUC4: Spatial Planning for Sustainable Mariculture, one of the Demonstrator Use Cases (DUCs) developed within the DTO-BioFlow project.

Applying Deep Learning to Quantify Drivers of Long-Term Ecological Change in a Swedish Marine Protected Area

D2.8 Report on the impact of missing data

D2.8 “Report on the impact of missing data” analyses the potential impact of missing data on the ability to develop digital solutions in a functional DTO environment.

D6.3_Pamphlet_How to contribute to the DTO

If you manage marine biodiversity data that are not yet integrated into broader scientific and policy frameworks, the DTO-BioFlow project invites you to become a contributor to the European Digital Twin of the Ocean (EU DTO).

D3.1 - Blueprint - Integration of biodiversity monitoring data into the Digital Twin Ocean - Graphic Version

This Factsheet presents a summary of the DTO-BioFlow Blueprint (Deliverable D3.1), developed within the framework of the DTO-BioFlow project funded by the EU Horizon Europe programme.

D2.6 Grant data publication inventory_M20

Despite significant advancements in Europe to collect, harmonise, and make available data on marine biodiversity, a  large portion of data remains unavailable or inaccessible.

D3.4 Biodiversity observation network data online available in the DTO repositories_M20

In D3.4 the number of datasets published via EMODnet for each data type are mentioned, and links to the published data records in EMODnet are provided in a table in the Appendix.

Linking physical processes to biological responses: Interdisciplinary observational insights into the enhanced biological productivity of the Cape Verde Archipelago

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D2.2 Barriers Playbook - graphic version

Marine biodiversity is crucial to the health of our oceans and ecosystems, but accessing and utilising the data necessary to monitor and protect marine life is an ongoing challenge. Across Europe, barriers exist that preve

D2.1 Monitoring Frameworks overview

The EU’s commitment to marine biodiversity protection is embedded in key strategies like the European Green Deal, the Biodiversity Strategy for 2030, and the Action Plan for Marine Ecosystems.