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Using the long-term genetic monitoring network ARMS-MBON to detect marine non-indigenous species along the European coasts

The increasing prevalence of non-indigenous species (NIS) in marine ecosystems poses significant challenges for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem management.

Authors:

Pagnier, Justine |

Daraghmeh, Nauras |

Obst, Matthias

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01 February 2025

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Project deliverable

D6.3 Biodiversity Data flows for the EU DTO

Deliverable (D6.3) presents a pamphlet built to showcase the benefits and opportunities to become a biodiversity data provider. The pamphlet also includes technical and training aspects for the potential biodiversity data providers.

Pavloudi, Christina

D2.5 Call for data grants_M16

Despite significant advancements in Europe to collect, harmonise, and make available data on marine biodiversity, a large portion of data remains unavailable or inaccessible. This type of data is referred to as "sleeping data".

Delgat, Lynn

D3.3 DTO-BioFlow data product inventory

This deliverable (D3.3) presents a summary of available, but yet inaccessible in certain cases, marine biodiversity data, including metadata descriptions, which will be made accessible through data products created within WP3.

Pavloudi, Christina

D2.2 Barriers Playbook

A wealth of reports exist outlining impediments to access and use of biodiversity data in Europe. Broadly speaking, barriers fall into a handful of categories: resources, technical, legal, governance, and cultural.

Holdsworth, Neil

D1.1 Internal project communication flow

This document outlines the DTO-BioFlow internal communication strategy at the start of the project.

Muñiz, Carlota

A long-term ecological research data set from the marine genetic monitoring programme ARMS-MBON 2018-2020

Molecular methods such as DNA/eDNA metabarcoding have emerged as useful tools to document the biodiversity of complex communities over large spatio-temporal scales.

Authors:

Daraghmeh, Nauras |

Exter, Katrina |

Pagnier, Justine |

Balazy, Piotr

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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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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