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The “JERICO Label”, WP2: Harmonization of technologies and methodologies - technical strategy. Deliverable D2.7. Version 2.
(IFREMER for JERICO NEXT, Brest, France, 2019)This document summarizes the work done on the JERICO-Label in JERICO-NEXT, from the perspective mainly of the development of some of its “technical” aspects. The activity reported on forms part of Work Package 2 (“Harmonization ... -
JERICO-S3 D.5.5 - WP5 - Report on the functional homogenization tools that will support the implementation of best practices within the JERICO-RI. Version 1.0.
(IFREMER for JERICO S3, Brest, France, 2023)This document describes a series of functional tools available for the JERICO-RI community supporting the harmonized management of mature coastal observing platforms as described in JERICO-S3 D5.2, namely Mooring, FerryBox, ... -
JERICO-S3 D5.4 – WP5 - Recommendation for Multiplatform implementation of a biogeochemical NRT observatory. Version 2.1.
(IFREMER for JERICO S3, Brest, France, 2023)This Deliverable provides recommendations for multiplatform implementation of near real-time biogeochemical observations within the JERICO-S3 coastal observing framework. Near real-time sensor-based observations of the ... -
JERICO-S3 D6.3 - Data Management Best practices report for physical and BGC platforms. Version 2.0.
(IFREMER for JERICO S3, Brest, France, 2022)This document provides information on the data management best practices for three widely used platforms for the data collection in the coastal zone: HF-Radars, ocean gliders and FerryBoxes. The existing standards and best ... -
JERICO-S3 D6.4 - WP6 - Best practices & recommendations for plankton imaging data management. Version 1.1.
(IFREMER for JERICO S3, Brest, France, 2023)Plankton imaging instruments are increasingly used to record species occurrences, and they are also able to repeatedly measure ecological traits. However, due to the extensive variety of instruments and the different formats ... -
JERICO-S3 Deliverable 5.2. Electronic Handbook for Mature Platforms: Mooring - HF Radar - FerryBox – Glider. Version 1.1.
(IFREMER for JERICO-S3, 2023)Harmonization across monitoring of coastal Europe has been an emphasis of the JERICO projects. The monitoring resources span geography, diversity of sensors and platforms, and the availability of local resources. With the ... -
Linking JERICO-NEXT activities to a Virtual Access infrastructure, WP5, Deliverable D5.16. Version 2.0.
(IFREMER for JERICO NEXT, Brest, France, 2017)According the Commission definition, Virtual Access means: “access to resources needed for research through communication networks without selecting or even identifying the researchers to whom access to resources is ... -
Marine biological data: quality control and management practices, WP5, D5.4. Version 4.0.
(IFREMER for JERICO-NEXT, 2017)In JERICO-NEXT, a major effort is initiated towards a stronger integration of biological information as part of the observing networks. These objectives will be realized through the integration of ... -
Novel methods for automated in situ observations of phytoplankton diversity and productivity: synthesis of exploration, intercomparisons and improvements. JERICO-NEXT WP3, Deliverable 3.2. Version 5.
(IFREMER, Brest, France, 2019)This is a summary of the activities and results of JERICO-NEXT Work Package 3 Innovations in Technology and Methodology,Task 3.1 Automated platform for the observation of phytoplankton diversity in relation to ecosystem ... -
Novel methods for automated in situ observations of phytoplankton diversity. WP.3, D3.1,Version 9.
(IFREMER for JERICO-NEXT, 2017)Phytoplankton forms the base of the marine food web. The number of phytoplankton taxa in the sea have been estimated to be over 10 000. All of them are primary producers but the ecological function of the different ... -
Progress report after development of microbial and molecular sensors. WP3, D3.7, Version 2.0.
(IFREMER for JERICO-NEXT, 2017)The aim of Task 3.4 is to develop and test innovative methods for the molecular detection of phytoplankton, harmful algal blooms and pollutants through their effect on microbial communities. This will include the development ... -
QA best practices and protocols on QC for radial and total HF radar data (INCREASE WP3, D3.1).
(Copernicus Marine Environmental Monitoring Service (CMEMS), Mercator Ocean, Ramonville Saint-Agne, France, 2017)This document is the deliverable D.3.1 from INCREASE WP3. In the last months, there has been intense exchange within the European HFR experts for the definition of standards QA and QC procedures. This progress has been ... -
Recommendation on a free and open data access policy. JERICO-NEXT WP5- Data Management. Deliverable D5.1, Version 1.3.
(IFREMER, Brest, France, 2017)The main message of the JERICO-NEXT data policyisthat data produced within the project isfree and unrestricted with no charge for third parties. The JERICO-NEXT Data Policy provides recommendations on ownership, to which ... -
Recommendation Report 1 for HFR data implementation in European marine data infrastructures. JERICO-NEXT WP5–Data Management, D5.13. Version 1.0.
(IFREMER, Brest, France, 2017)The JERICO network is constantly working to improve its core functionality, which is the ability to provide comprehensive observations of Europe’s coastal seas and oceans. This means integrating new, promising ... -
Recommendation Report 2 on improved common procedures for HFR QC analysis. JERICO-NEXT WP5-Data Management, Deliverable 5.14, Version 2.0.
(IFREMER, Brest, France, 2024)The JERICO network is constantly working to improve its core functionality, which is the ability to provide comprehensive observations of Europe’s coastal seas and oceans. This means integrating new, promising observing ... -
Report on Best Practice in the utilization of sensors used for measuring nutrients, biology related optical properties,variables of the marine carbonate system, and for coastal profiling. JERICO-NEXT Deliverable D2.5. Version 1.0
(IFREMER, Brest, France, 2019)The coastal area is the most productive and dynamic environment of the world ocean with significant resources and services for mankind. JERICO-NEXT emphasizes thatthe complexity of the coastal ocean cannot be well understood ... -
Report on best practice in conducting operations and maintaining: D 4.4. (Version 1 - 27/02/2012).
(Ifremer for JERICO Project, Issy-les-Moulineaux, France, 2012)Considering the importance of observing systems and the substantial investment made until now, an important task of JERICO is to describe best practices in all phases of the system (pre-deployment ... -
Report on Best Practice in the implementation and use of new systems in JERICO-RI. Part 1: HF-radar systems & Part 2: Cabled coastal observatories. WP2, Deliverable 2.4. Version 1.0.
(IFREMER for JERICO NEXT, Brest, France, 2019)Part 1: The main objective of this document is to offer a comprehensive “Best Practices” document by performing a compilation of the existing references and expanding the recommendations to ensure a broader approach to ... -
Report on Biofouling Prevention Methods: D4.3. (Version 1.2 - 10/06/2014 )
(Ifremer for JERICO Project, Issy-les-Moulineaux, France, 2014)The main aim for this report is to provide an overview of biofouling prevention practices adopted by the JERICO consortium, to evaluate new methods used by the community external to JERICO, and to ... -
Report on Calibration Best Practices: D4.2. (Version 1.3 - 27/06/14)
(Ifremer for JERICO Project, Issy-les-Moulineaux, France, 2014)The main goal of work package 4 is to increase the performance of oceanographic observatories in Europe. One major point is the formulation and the evaluation of best practises of sensor calibration. This is an issue ...