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A Digital Twin of the Trondheim Fjord for Environmental Monitoring—A Pilot Case

Digital Twins of the Ocean (DTO) are a rapidly emerging topic that has attracted significant interest from scientists in recent years.

Authors:

Vasilijevic, Antonio |

Brönner, Ute |

Dunn, Muriel |

Garcia-Valle, Gonzalo

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09 September 2024

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Project deliverable

D4.1 Description of demonstration use cases

This report outlines the design of the demonstrator use cases (DUCs) which are the scientific investigations that guide the implementation of biological data and analysis resources into the Digital Twin of the Ocean (DTO).

Authors:

Obst, Matthias |

Huertas, Cristina

Conference proceeding

The DTO-Bioflow Project: Bringing Biodiversity Data into the European Digital Twins of the Ocean

The IMDIS cycle of conferences has the aim of providing an overview of the existing information systems to serve different users in ocean science.

Authors:

Deneudt, Klaas |

Slaughter, Laura |

Berre, Arne |

Ben Aziza, Syrine

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D3.1 DTO-BioFlow data flow blueprint

To understand the current state of marine systems and their pressures, as well as to advance knowledge, it is essential to have comprehensive and accessible marine biodiversity data.

Authors:

Beja, Joana |

Muñiz, Carlota

D1.2 Risk Management Plan, M6

This document presents the Risk Management Plan, which includes a risk register that identifies, prioritises and responds to potential risks across the project.

Tonné, Nathalie

D6.1 Dissemination, Communication and Exploitation (DC&E) Strategy and Plan

This deliverable presents the Dissemination, Communication and Exploitation (DC&E) Strategy and Plan for the Project, organised around a series of four campaigns to ensure outreach, knowledge transfer, participation and capacity

Authors:

Pittonet Gaiarin, Sara

D2.4 Call for data grants_M2

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

Delgat, Lynn