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Sustainability and expandability study. TechTIDE will release open access services (data and products). Its sustainable operation will be based on the demonstration of the usefulness of these services for the operations sector and for researchers. In TechTIDE consortium two partners GFP and ESSP operate services (HF and EGNOS operations). Starting with these two partners we will assess the suitability of the final products. In addition we will analyze and position TechTIDE within a value chain that would fulfil requirements of the users of current structures and attracts new ones who need the specific services. It is important to note that TechTIDE will deliver unique services as no other system worldwide provides specification of TechTIDE activity in real-time. The assessment of the results from the SLA negotiations in WP7 and the technological maturity of the warning system together with the assessment satisfaction of the partners who are using the system routinely, will provide an indication for the potential of the commercialization of the services that should be the objective of a follow up activity, after the end of the EU funding project. This possibility will be analyzed in the final report of the project. TechTIDE products will cover the European and African regions. An expansion of international collaborations will be pursued. TechTIDE partners have good contacts with NICT in Japan and with BOM in Australia in collaboration framework of research projects that are under implementation. Also collaboration exists with US and European research organizations. The purpose is the expansion of the TechTIDE geographic coverage with the accommodation of data from other world regions.
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