WP4 - Demonstration missions Sample Clauses

WP4 - Demonstration missions. Objectives: WP4 will fund and coordinate sea tests for components of the observatory and observatory network designs, including data and energy transmission systems at cabled and non-cabled observatory sites, developed for ESONET nodes, as a basis for the forthcoming European Sea Observatory Network. WP4 will also coordinate joint research activities related to the preparation, and subsequent debriefing and data analysis of these demonstration missions. The WP will focus on demonstration actions that bring at high level of excellence in the technology at different development phases, implementing the standardisation and interoperability of the different platforms from the consortium. WP4 will benefit from the activities and results of WP2 (Standardisation: hard and soft, interoperability) and WP3 (Observatory design related to scientific objectives) and will constitute a feedback for them. The activities of WP4 also offer a frame to support WP8 (Education and outreach) giving the opportunity to participate to comprehensive interdisciplinary programme of research. Demonstration missions will also acquire scientifically relevant scientific time-series data. They will be an input for integrated studies, common workshops and a raw material to demonstrate the integration of data management. WP4 will be run in close cooperation with the Test and Operation, Scientific, and Data Management Councils for the prioritization and selection of test sites and management of demonstration missions. It will provide full scientific and technological reports to the XxX management structure. Designs and methods developed as part of WP4 will be made available for common use by the participants at ESONET observatory nodes. Activities: Demonstration missions will be planned at sites where existing infrastructures or/and facilities such as service with research vessels and ROVs allow for time and cost effective implementation and where demonstration missions can benefit of the synergy with other endorsed and funded initiatives. Tests of cabled observatory designs will be carried out at sites that have an existing cable connection to shore. Demonstration missions will in most cases be planned at nodes of the planned ESONET key- sites, and contribute to the development of these nodes. It is envisaged, however, that specific operational needs may justify sea tests at sites that are not identified for long-term monitoring as part of the European Seas Observatory NETwork. Demonstration...
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