BlueBRIDGE Presentation at Blue Growth Research & Innovation Event 2017

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Donatella Castelli, CNR-ISTI and BlueBRIDGE Project Coordinator, contributed to the event as part of the sub session that showcased project portfolios on marine data and digitisation technologies applied to the marine and maritime sector and also affecting aquaculture and fisheries, using this presentation.

Technology

• Less expensive and more
powerful data management and
knowledge production supporting
environments
- Collaboration
- Sharing & reuse
• Research, Innovation, Decision
Making, Education
How could diverse sectors best benefit from key results of your project?
To develop Web-based Virtual Research Environments for supporting
multisciplinary knowledge production activities
by exploiting “data infrastructures” capabilities
Integrates
Analytics
EngineAggregatorStorage Mediator ….. Service CommonsRegistry
Enables
VRE VRE VRE
WP
S

• European Open Science Cloud
• Spatial Planning Protected Areas Impact Maps (Indicators for AICHI 11)
https://bluebridge.d4science.org/web/protectedareaimpactmaps
• Stock Assessment (FAO, ICAAT, IOTC),
Global Record of Stocks and Fisheries (Indicators for SDG14.4.1)
https://bluebridge.d4science.org/web/stockassessment
https://bluebridge.d4science.org/web/iccat_bft-e
https://bluebridge.d4science.org/web/grsf
• Strategic Investment Analysis and Performance Evaluation in Aquaculture
https://bluebridge.d4science.org/web/performanceevaluationinaquaculture
https://bluebridge.d4science.org/web/strategicinvestmentanalysis
What impact would you foresee for your project results in a mid to long-term
(socio-economic, environmental, scientific and technological, on EU and/or
international policies, including on the Sustainable Development Goals)?

• VRE and technology to scientists and stakeholders: social
media, webinars, datathons, workshops, ….
• Artifacts to all: from specialised channels to social media
How are you communicating your results to society? What would you need to
successfully transfer knowledge of your project to different end-users?
+
Multilevel and Interoperable
Service and Data Catalogues/Portfolios

Thank you!
http://www.bluebridge-vres.eu/
#bioeconomy #blueeconomy
www.ec.europa.eu/research

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4. Thank you! http://www.bluebridge-vres.eu/ #bioeconomy #blueeconomy www.ec.europa.eu/research

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