Template:DocumentMetadata

An expandable navFrame for document metadata.

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| accepted-by = (Format: Full Name - Affiliation - Role)
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| dissemination-level = (By default PUBLIC)
| deliverable-due-date = (ISO 8601 format, ie. YYYY-MM-DD)
| actually-delivered-on = (ISO 8601)

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Leading beneficiary	EURO-ARGO
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Deliverable type	{{{type}}}
Dissemination level	{{{dissemination-level}}}
Deliverable due date	{{{delivareble-due-date}}}
Actual Date of Submission	{{{actually-delivered-on}}}
Abstract	#ABSTRACT
Project internal reviewer(s) {{{reviewer1}}} ({{{reviewer-affiliation1}}})	Document history
Date	Version
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DOCUMENT AMENDMENT PROCEDURE

Amendments, comments and suggestions should be sent to the authors (Author names+email addresses)

TERMINOLOGY

A complete project glossary is provided online here: https://envriplus.manageprojects.com/s/text-documents/LFCMXHHCwS5hh

PROJECT SUMMARY

ENVRIplus is 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 aligns its activities to a core strategic plan where sharing multi-disciplinary expertise will be most effective. The project aims 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 seeks to harmonize policies for access and provide strategies for knowledge transfer amongst RIs. ENVRIplus develops guidelines to enhance transdisciplinary use of data and data-products supported by applied use-cases involving RIs from different domains. The project coordinates actions to improve communication and cooperation, addressing Environmental RIs at all levels, from management to end-users, implementing RI-staff exchange programs, generating material for RI personnel, and proposing common strategic developments and actions for enhancing services to users and evaluating the socio-economic impacts.

ENVRIplus is expected to facilitate structuration and improve quality of services offered both within single RIs and at the pan-RI level. It promotes 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 are made available to all environmental RI initiatives, thus contributing to the development of a coherent European RI ecosystem.