Tanhua, Toste (2023) Ocean Observing Needs. . EuroSea Deliverable, D9.3 . EuroSea, 11 pp. DOI 10.3289/eurosea_d9.3.

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Abstract

The EuroSea project was constructed around the ocean observing value chain. Just as intended, the value chain concept is a useful prism for designing the ocean observing and forecasting system, or, indeed, a project like EuroSea that set out to improve just this system. Indeed, several projects in the past have successfully used the value chain for this purpose, for example the AtlantOS EU-funded project or the TPOS 2020 project. In this report we summarize some of the main take home messages from EuroSea on the technical innovation and data management needs for the European Ocean Observing and Forecasting System. This report does not set out to summarize EuroSea outputs or impacts, but rather look forward on what we still have to accomplish. We do so, using the prism of the ocean observing value chain, and articulate needs in the areas of governance and coordination, design, network integration and, finally, data integration, assimilation and forecasting. This report is not a detailed list of immediate needs and next steps, but rather a compilation of the broader technical needs for the observing and forecasting system and is meant as a broad guide to the community and possibly to funders of a possible path forward.

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