Arctic Project Catalogue Sample Clauses

Arctic Project Catalogue. During January-June 2020 an activity within the Copernicus In-Situ Coordination Group was carried out with the goal to make relevant Arctic in-situ observations performed by research projects during the last 10-15 years readily available to Copernicus, mainly for validation and reanalysis purposes. To address this goal the project focussed on: • Preparing a catalogue over relevant time-limited projects with an Arctic focus within the domains of atmospheric chemistry, cryosphere, ocean, and meteorology. Focus was on: o EU-funded projects - FP7 and H2020 (2007 -now), o regional and national funded projects • For each project identifying: o If and which in-situ data has been collected? o Where data are stored? o Are data freely available, e.g., available to Copernicus? • For data not available to Copernicus identify the limitations for a free data exchange. A preliminary report was delivered by the end of the first Copernicus In Situ Coordination Framework Contract June 2020. The collection of relevant information was however not fully implemented due to the COVID 19 pandemic change in working conditions, so the work was continued as part of the new Copernicus In Situ Framework Contract (COINS Contract) that started September 2020. The following activities has been implemented since September 2020: • A few newly started H2020 projects has been added to the catalogue together with more details on some of the projects already included in the catalogue • The report was updated accordingly. • The report and project catalogue were sent to CAMS, C3S, CMEMS, ESA and EUMETSAT for review and commenting – only CMEMS responded. • Final corrections to the report were introduced based on the received feedback. • The final version of report and project catalogue was delivered to EEA February 2021. This task is regarded as completed.
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