Marine coastal observatories, facilities, expertise and data for Europe
The JERICO-S3 project aims to bring the JERICO-RI to another level of integration and of relevance for society at large, by adding new innovative infrastructures, while integrating biogeochemical and biological observations in an operational way and increasing its inherent value through cooperation with other providers of coastal observations and information. The overarching target of JERICO-S3 is to provide researchers with continuous and more valuable coastal data and datasets, coupling physical and biological information, as well as extending the cooperation with Marine Infrastructures in Europe (CMEMS, EuroARGO, EMSO, ICOS, EMBRC) and outside Europe (USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, etc).
Join our effort! In JERICO-S3, we continue our efforts towards measuring synchronously different variables (especially biogeochemistry and biology) and filling observational gaps in under-sampled areas to understand phytoplankton dynamics and distribution in coastal waters. Our task is to improve the readiness of ship-based and autonomous platform observing networks by guaranteeing their robustness, reliability, and long-term sustainability. A questionnaire (not longer than 15 minutes to fill) aims to collect the different practices followed by the users and to define the best…
20th November 2020
During the first semester of 2020 Instituto Hidrográfico (IH, partner 19) completed…
14th October 2020
The Jerico Research Infrastructure (www.jerico-ri.eu/) wishes to announce that the first of…
14th October 2020
The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak certainly is the most pressing issue our society…
1st April 2020
The series of EU-funded JERICO projects starts a third edition with the…
4th February 2020
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Transnational Access (TNA) facilities
The primary objective of the Jerico-NEXT Transnational Access activity is to enable scientists and engineers to freely access coastal infrastructures not available in their own countries. The Jerico-NEXT Consortium includes research structures such as Ferryboxes, Fixed Platforms, Gliders, and associated support facilities, i.e. Calibration Laboratories. Further information
Follow the Glider is a web tool aimed at students and developed by CEFAS, IMEDEA (CSIC-UIB) and SOCIB (Balearic Coastal Monitoring and Forecasting System) as part of the European FP7 – JERICO project. It is based on the glider-monitoring tool available at www.socib.es.
This project has received funding from the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation
programme under grant agreement No 871153. Project coordinator: IFREMER, France.
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