A new EU project funded with 12m Euros will provide new insight into making ocean observation more efficientEurope with its long coastlines, many peninsulas, marginal seas, gulfs and bays is closely interlocked with the ocean. In times of sea-level rise and global warming, it is important to know exactly what processes take place around the coast and in the ocean. However, there are still major gaps in ocean observing. An international consortium of 55 partners organized through the EuroSea project is set to change this. EU funding of 12.6 million Euros will enable this major collaboration effort. The project, coordinated at the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, will kick off in Brussels this week.
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