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ENVRIplus was expected to facilitate structuration and improve quality of services offered both within single RIs and at the pan-RI level. It promoted efficient and multi-disciplinary research offering new opportunities to users, new tools to RI managers and new communication strategies for environmental RI communities. The resulting solutions, services and other project outcomes were made available to all environmental RI initiatives, thus contributing to the development of a coherent European RI ecosystem. | ENVRIplus was expected to facilitate structuration and improve quality of services offered both within single RIs and at the pan-RI level. It promoted efficient and multi-disciplinary research offering new opportunities to users, new tools to RI managers and new communication strategies for environmental RI communities. The resulting solutions, services and other project outcomes were made available to all environmental RI initiatives, thus contributing to the development of a coherent European RI ecosystem. | ||
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'''Starting date:''' 1st of May 2015, End of the project: 31st of April 2019, Duration in months: 48 | '''Starting date:''' 1st of May 2015, End of the project: 31st of April 2019, Duration in months: 48 | ||
Revision as of 06:12, 24 August 2020
ENVRIplus was a Horizon 2020 project bringing together Environmental and Earth System Research Infrastructures, projects and networks together with technical specialist partners to create a more coherent, interdisciplinary and interoperable cluster of Environmental Research Infrastructures across Europe. It is driven by three overarching goals: 1) promoting cross-fertilization between infrastructures, 2) implementing innovative concepts and devices across RIs, and 3) facilitating research and innovation in the field of environment for an increasing number of users outside the RIs.
ENVRIplus aligned its activities to a core strategic plan where sharing multi-disciplinary expertise would be most effective. The project aimed to improve Earth observation monitoring systems and strategies, including actions to improve harmonization and innovation, and generate common solutions to many shared information technology and data related challenges. It also sought to harmonize policies for access and provide strategies for knowledge transfer amongst RIs. ENVRIplus developed guidelines to enhance transdisciplinary use of data and data-products supported by applied use-cases involving RIs from different domains. The project coordinated actions to improve communication and cooperation, addressed Environmental RIs at all levels, from management to end-users, implemented RI-staff exchange programs, generated material for RI personnel, and proposed common strategic developments and actions for enhancing services to users and evaluating the socio-economic impacts.
ENVRIplus was expected to facilitate structuration and improve quality of services offered both within single RIs and at the pan-RI level. It promoted efficient and multi-disciplinary research offering new opportunities to users, new tools to RI managers and new communication strategies for environmental RI communities. The resulting solutions, services and other project outcomes were made available to all environmental RI initiatives, thus contributing to the development of a coherent European RI ecosystem.
Project Number: (EU grant agreement) 654182
Starting date: 1st of May 2015, End of the project: 31st of April 2019, Duration in months: 48
Coordinating institution: ICOS ERIC
Call (Topic): INFRADEV-4-2014-2015 – Implementation and operation of cross-cutting services and solutions for clusters of ESFRI and other relevant research infrastructure initiatives
Subcategories
This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.
Pages in category "ENVRIplus"
The following 51 pages are in this category, out of 51 total.
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- Demonstrating robust data provision – data transmission and near real-time QC – employing a use case in a remote ocean region
- Description of performance criteria for open access and list of performance indicators
- Development of public education/dissemination material on ethical and social issues
- Domain report on development needs and actions
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- Reference document for methane harmonized monitoring
- Reference scheme for RI-RI consultations on roles, relations & interactions of research infrastructures in the biodiversity & ecosystems domain
- Report for best practices on robust telecom/data transmission
- Report on collection of training sessions & presentations used in citizen science training workshops
- Report on improved robustness in extreme conditions
- Report on integration across networks: common strategy and common sensors for lidar and aerosol extinction measurements
- Report on intercalibration with green repeater initiative
- Report on interdisciplinary integration capacity, end user needs, TNA implementation requirement and added value for the scientific community
- Report on opportunities and applications of unmanned observatories for usage across RIs
- Report on planning and implementing physical access across disciplines
- Report on the use of energy units in extreme environments
- Report on traceability and standards in Environmental RIs
- Report on user community workshops
- Results and recommendations from the comparison exercise of sensor embedded processing practices
- Review of existing citizen science tools
- RI Innovation and industry liaison prepardness roadmap
- RI strategy for flexibility and sustainability
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- White paper on further integration of RIs in the environmental field including recommendations on co-locating research sites at national and international level
- White paper on general guidelines, recommendations and best practices on communication and decision making under uncertainty for environmental hazards and natural disasters
