towards sustainability partnership for a european centre for ocean monitoring and forecasting...
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Towards Sustainability
Partnership for a European Centre for
Ocean Monitoring and Forecasting (ECOMF)
16 April 2013, MyOcean Annual Review, Cork, Ireland
MyOcean Annual Review – CORK – APRIL 16/17, 2013
Content
• Pierre Bahurel’s talk given by Mike Bell
• Overview of strategy, approach and time-frame
(1) Securing the production and service
(2) Securing the partnership with the national level
• Conclusions
Implementing the Copernicus Marine Service (operational phase)
A reliable production & service A deep and efficient user uptake
A two-fold strategy of the marine community
Marine Core ServiceImplementation Group (IG report, April 2007)
Progress achieved through(last 12 months)
• Working meetings of an ECOMF group (~20 people), initiated by the MyOcean2 Board : 7 meetings since MyOcean2 kick-off
• Discussions with EuroGOOS: Nicosia workshop, EuroGOOS assembly in Hamburg
• Discussions with EC, as frequently as possible for them
• Discussions with stakeholders: ECMWF, Eumetsat, EEA, …
• Communication in various symposium and workshops (e.g. user workshop last week, or GMES User Forum last month)
Timeframe
• The FP7 MyOcean2 project ends at the end of September 2014
• With Copernicus, EC has now a very good chance to have the administrative & funding framework ready for 2014.
• Beneficiaries of the following phase are not yet decided by EC.
• Our goal is to propose ECOMF partnership and have it ready to take over the post-MyOcean2 phase and ensure full service continuity.
ECOMF
Strategic partnership for a « European Centre for Ocean Monitoring and Forecasting »
(ECOMF)
Strengthen the operational core
MoU ECOMF signed in 2012 by the 14 main
current operators of the MyOcean2
service
Ensure win-win relations with
Member States services
Nicosia Declarationadopted in 2012 by EuroGOOS and
the marine community
ECOMF, a two-fold strategy defined in MyOcean2 with EuroGOOS
ECOMF Strategic Partnership, Nicosia, 10/10/2012
ECOMF strategic partnershipfor a sustained Marine Service
MoU ECOMF signed in 2012 by the 14 main current operators of
the MyOcean2 service
Create a common entity to secure European operations & service
Nicosia Declarationadopted in 2012 by
EuroGOOS and the marine community
Implement the strategic partnership with national
centres
Sea Level
Ocean Color
SST, Ice, Wind
In Situ
Arctic Ocean
Baltic Sea
Atlantic NWS
Atlantic IBI
Mediterranean Sea
Global Ocean
Black Sea
4 Thematic Assembly Centres
7 Monitoring and Forecasting Centres
Observations Models
ServiceDesk
Securing the operational production & service chain
Securing the operational production & service chain
Signed on 10 Feb 2012, by
•Coord & Global: Mercator Ocean•Arctic: NERSC•Baltic: DMI, SMHI, BSH•Atl. NWS: Met Office•Atl. IBI: Puertos del Estado•Med Sea: INGV, HCMR•Black Sea: MHI•Sea Level: CLS•Ocean Color: CNR•SST, Ice, Wind: met.no•In Situ: Ifremer
ECOMF entity
• Plans for a European Economic Interest Grouping
• Scope and organization based on MyOcean & MyOcean2 experience ; service continuity.
• Ongoing effort– on the legal implementation (members)– on the interface with EC (contract)
ECOMF documents in preparation
• Concept• Business model • Implementation options • Work programme• Estimates of costs
ECOMF Strategic Partnership, Nicosia, 10/10/2012
ECOMFStrategic Partnership
Strategic partnership between the European Centre for Ocean Monitoring and Forecasting
and National Ocean Centres
NICOSIA, 10 OCTOBER 2012
ECOMF Strategic Partnership, Nicosia, 10/10/2012
The Nicosia Declaration
A major agreement for the future European GMES Marine Service
Agreed on the 10th October 2012Worked out by:
MyOcean2 board National Agencies & Institutes of Member States, members of
EuroGOOS.Defines an ECOMF Strategic Partnership (ESP) between
the “national” institutions that deliver data and predictions to their national or local authorities and ECOMF.
What is the ECOMF Strategic Partnership
• An alliance between: – The future European Centre for Ocean Monitoring and
Forecasting – The national institutions that deliver operational
oceanography services.• Implemented in collaboration with
– EuroGOOS and its members – ROOSes and their members
• The Partnership started with the Nicosia Declaration in October 2012.
ECOMF Strategic Partnership members
• The National institutions – which provide operational oceanography services over their marine
domain – which deliver their services to national and/or regional key users
• EuroGOOS AISBL
– responsible for coordinated, strategic development and promotion of operational oceanographic services at European and regional levels
• ROOSes – responsible for coordinating the development of operational
oceanographic systems at regional level (MONGOOS, BOOS, NOOS, etc)
• ECOMF Members
The Nicosia Declaration• Agreed between 27 institutions
– BSH, Germany– CNR, Italy– DMI, Denmark– FCOO, Denmark– MITU, Estonia– FMI, Finland– HCMR, Greece– IMGW, Poland– INGV, Italy– IH, Portugal– IOI-UM, Malta– MSI TUT, Estonia– Mercator Ocean, France
Met.no, NorwayMet Office, UKMHI, UkraineMUMM, BelgiumNERSC, NorwayOC-UCY, CyprusSMHI, SwedenPuertos de Estado, SpainIMS-METU, TurkeyIMB, SloveniaSOCIB, SpainIOLR, IsraelIMR, IrelandIO-BAS, Bulgaria
Conclusion
• A 2-fold strategy, based on a European entity ECOMF and a partnership with national centres, defined with EuroGOOS to sustain the Marine Service infrastructure.
• Discussion with the main stakeholders: EuroGOOS, but also ECMWF, EEA, Eumetsat, ESA
• A strong effort devoted by core partners to progress in the legal implementation phase, and also regularly adapt plans to EC strategy when this one evolves
• Year 2013 is critical.
• A collective approach at the marine community level is key. Collaboration with EuroGOOS is exemplary.