DELIVERABLES
WP1
D1.1 Report on Management Procedures
D1.2 External Advisory Board Report 1
D1.3 Data Management Plan
D1.4 Quality Plan
D1.10 Data management plan
WP2
D2.1 A review and prospectus of the mandate for marine environmental monitoring systems: technology challenges and opportunities
D2.2 Document describing technical requirements required for sensors in WP3 and WP4
D2.3 Integrated ICD - Interface Control Document for partners’ vehicles, platforms and infrastructure
WP3
D3.1 Report and fabrication of a dissolved oxygen sensors based on fluorescence quenching
WP5
D5.1 Report on “Novel multi-platform cooperative network integration”
Report on “Novel multi-platform cooperative network integration”. It will describe the common interface protocol for communications, according to standards – acoustic (underwater)/RF (surface) communications. The JANUS international standard will be adopted for acoustics underwater communication.
D5.8 Data sheet of final animal towed tagging system with O2 sensor
Data sheet of final animal towed tagging system with O2 sensor.
WP8
D8.1 Technical documentation and operational field primary data capture systems
D8.2 Report on “Novel multi-platform cooperative network integration”
Report on “Novel multi-platform cooperative network integration”. It will describe the common interface protocol for communications, according to standards – acoustic (underwater)/RF (surface) communications. The JANUS international standard will be adopted for acoustics underwater communication.
D8.3 Data management workflow
The deliverable will be a report describing common methods for parameter-platform management, from collection (and procedures for data quality insurance) to dissemination by making data available and linkable to other European Infrastructure such as EMODnet, CMEMS, SeaDataNet etc. as well as European directives (e.g. INSPIRE). To this aim, standards such as controlled vocabularies for metadata will be discussed and adopted.
In case of new data for which a harmonized workflow is not yet consolidated, NAUTILOS will design it and interact with other initiatives (e.g EMODnet Ingestion) designed to collect and store new and orphan data.The deliverable will be a report describing common methods for parameter-platform management, from collection (and procedures for data quality insurance) to dissemination by making data available and linkable to other European Infrastructure such as EMODnet, CMEMS, SeaDataNet etc. as well as European directives (e.g. INSPIRE). To this aim, standards such as controlled vocabularies for metadata will be discussed and adopted.
In case of new data for which a harmonized workflow is not yet consolidated, NAUTILOS will design it and interact with other initiatives (e.g EMODnet Ingestion) designed to collect and store new and orphan data.
D8.5 Interoperability services and catalogues
To guarantee the maximal visibility of the NAUTILOS project products a dedicated catalogue will collect and list the produced data products. There are different tools and services to set up catalogues e.g. Sextant, GeoNetwork, EPOS, etc. The report will discuss pros vs. cons of the available solutions and identify the best option for the project. The catalogue will also be linked with dissemination tools/channels such as ERDAPP or THREDDS that will guarantee easy interoperability and up to date machine-to-machine services. The document will discuss the technical implementation of this solution.
D8.6 Model approach implementation and specifications
D8.7 Fully developed Graphic User Interface
D8.8 Citizen Science tools and Interface
D8.9 Automatic image analysis tools
WP10
D10.1 Outreach, Communication and Dissemination Strategy
The Communication and Dissemination Plan will provide the framework and structure of all project information, communication and activities; will define the communication goals, the objectives and timelines; will allocate responsibilities on a per partner level and define a set of key performance indicators (KPIs) for the quantification and measurement of the communication and dissemination activities’ success.
D10.2 NAUTILOS Project Website
The project’s website will be created by M4 and will function at least 2 years after the project’s end. It will include:
1) public area – the public area will provide information on the project, the consortium, the project results (including public deliverables etc.) and KER, topic related information, news and links, past and upcoming events, social media links.
2) private area – to facilitate the dialogue and exchange of information within the consortium, hold all the reference documentation that partners will need during the project.