ESONET - European sea floor observatory network

Imants George Priede; J  Mienert; R  Person; T C E  van Weering; O  Pfannkuche; N  O'Neill; A  Tselepides; L  Thomsen; P  Favali; F  Gasparoni; N  Zitellini; C  Millot; H W  Gerber; J M A  de Miranda

ESONET - European sea floor observatory network

Imants George Priede, J Mienert, R Person, T C E van Weering, O Pfannkuche, N O'Neill, A Tselepides, L Thomsen, P Favali, F Gasparoni, N Zitellini, C Millot, H W Gerber, J M A de Miranda

Aberdeen Centre For Environmental Sustainability

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Abstract

ESONET proposes a network of sea floor observatories around the European Ocean Margin from the Arctic Ocean to the Black Sea for strategic long term monitoring as part of a GMES with capability in geophysics, geotechnics, chemistry, biochemistry, oceanography, biology and fisheries. Long-term data collection and alarm capability in the event of hazards (e.g. earthquakes) will be considered. ESONET will be developed from networks in key areas where there is industrial sea floor infrastructure, scientific/conservation significance (e.g. coral mounds) or sites suitable for technology trials (e.g. deep water close to land).

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	291-294
Number of pages	4
Journal	Building The European Capacity In Operational Oceanography, Proceedings
Volume	69
Publication status	Published - 2003

Keywords

sea floor
data
biodiversity
observatories
networks

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AU - Tselepides, A

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ESONET - European sea floor observatory network

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