The EuroGO-SHIP project seeks to enable the European community conducting hydrographic observations at sea to provide higher quality and more sustainable data flows to a broad range of end users, more effectively. The project will work towards strengthening European capabilities to deliver world-class Oceanographic science, which is key to inform policies and to meet the goals of the EU Mission “Restore our Ocean and Waters by 2030” and the wider objectives of the EU Green Deal.
EuroGO-SHIP is returning to harbour this November after its three-year voyage.
Please explore our site to find
success stories and blogs,
insightful reports,
helpful tools and training material as part of our
Key Exploitable Results (KERs).
Get a summary of our Final Event. held on the 5th of November in Brussels.
The project's successes will be showcased in a webinar - Learn more.
The EuroGO-SHIP project will follow an interactive process for its implementation, from concept development to demonstration.
It will co-design services pilot and test best practices, scope needs, commitments, and ambitions from key stakeholders and lay out alternatives to maximise impact.
EuroGO-SHIP CRUISES
Cruise activities support pilot studies on salinity sampling, nutrient preservation, secondary standards for carbon, ADCP data collection, CTD real time transmission, equipment sharing and training.
STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT
Consultations with relevant Research Infrastructures (RIs) have taken place during the project to present areas where EuroGO-SHIP might support and enhance the existing RI landscape against identified EuroGO-SHIP services, and to explore where EuroGO-SHIP might use capacity within the existing RI landscape. The initial impressions of these capacities, explored during these consultations and a comprehensive RI workshop, are reflected in this figure, and will serve as a foundation to further evaluate the needs of these RIs and to explore potential synergies and complementarities with a view to solidifying the EuroGO-SHIP value proposition.