New Copernicus capability for trophic ocean networks

用于营养海洋网络的新哥白尼功能

• 批准号: 10042851
• 金额: $ 141.12万
• 依托单位: PLYMOUTH MARINE LABORATORY
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: EU-Funded
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2023 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10042851
• 关键词: New; Copernicus; capability; trophic; ocean

The ocean’s biodiversity supports the livelihoods of over three billion people, providing vital services, including food and nutrient cycling. However marine policy and resource management do not yet consider the latest scientific advances, even when the state-ofthe-art operational models of the European Copernicus Marine Service (CMEMS) are used. Our objective is to enable CMEMS to deliver novel products that inform marine biodiversity conservation and food resources management, by fusing new data into innovative ecosystem models that integrate biological and abiotic components, habitats, and stressors of marine ecosystems. NECCTON will interlink new models in the CMEMS systems, thus building novel capacities to simulate higher-trophic-levels, benthic habitats, pollutants, and deliver projections of climate change impacts. We will develop and exploit new data-processing chains, supporting CMEMS' use of novel ecosystem observations, including new hyperspectral data from satellites, as well as available acoustic, pollution and omicsdata. We will fuse these new data and models by using innovative machine-learning algorithms to improve models and data assimilation methods. These developments will be applied in thirteen case studies, co-designed with fisheries and conservation managers as part of our pathway-to-impact, resulting in the demonstration of Technological Readiness Level 6 of NECCTON products. The project objectives will be achieved by a team of twenty-three world-class organizations with track records for all the key project components. It includes the CMEMS Entrusted Entity and core developers, who will promote the final uptake of NECCTON by CMEMS. On project completion, NECCTON will provide CMEMS with the scientific and technical capabilities to sustain twenty-five new products in their operational portfolio, ultimately enabling users to make informed decisions on the exploitation of marine services, enhancing sustainability and conservation.

海洋的生物多样性支持着30多亿人的生计，提供重要的服务，包括食物和营养循环。然而，海洋政策和资源管理尚未考虑到最新的科学进展，即使使用欧洲哥白尼海洋服务（CMEMS）的最先进的业务模式。我们的目标是通过将新数据融合到创新的生态系统模型中，使CMEMS能够提供新的产品，为海洋生物多样性保护和食物资源管理提供信息，这些模型整合了海洋生态系统的生物和非生物成分，栖息地和压力源。NECCTON将在CMEMS系统中连接新的模型，从而建立新的能力来模拟更高的营养水平，底栖生境，污染物，并提供气候变化影响的预测。我们将开发和利用新的数据处理链，支持CMEMS使用新的生态系统观测，包括来自卫星的新的高光谱数据，以及可用的声学，污染和omics数据。我们将通过使用创新的机器学习算法来融合这些新数据和模型，以改进模型和数据同化方法。这些发展将应用于13个案例研究，与渔业和保护管理人员共同设计，作为我们影响之路的一部分，从而展示NECCTON产品的技术准备水平6。项目目标将由一个由23个世界级组织组成的小组实现，这些组织在项目的所有关键组成部分都有良好的记录。它包括CMEMS委托实体和核心开发人员，他们将促进CMEMS最终采用NECCTON。项目完成后，NECCTON将为CMEMS提供科学和技术能力，以维持其运营组合中的25种新产品，最终使用户能够就海洋服务的开发做出明智的决策，提高可持续性和保护。