Lead: Trinity College Dublin
O1.1: To monitor project progress and ensure compliance with legal, contractual, reporting and financial requirements, including the submission of timely high-quality deliverables; O1.2: To establish and maintain good communication with the EC, within the consortium, and with the high-level Advisory Board (AB); O1.3: To develop and implement an effective risk management strategy; O1.4: To develop and monitor plans for data management and the ethical conduct of research.
Lead: Trinity College Dublin
O2.1: Conduct mechanistic ecological simulation for the ocean regions considered in the use cases; O2.2: Development of data-centric novel casual socio-ecological (quantitative and qualitative) models and tools for marine coastal ecosystems; O2.2: Development of parallel AI based tools for marine coastal ecosystems; O2.3: Develop simple assessment methods for comparison.
Lead: Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon
Objectives: O3.1: Develop methodologies for stakeholder multi-actor engagement for decision support, policy management and scenario analysis; O3.2: Conduct 3 workshops (in M7, M18, M30) for each of the use cases; O3.3: Develop participatory stakeholder engagement-based SE models with dynamic feedback.
Lead: Democritus University of Thrace
O4.1: Assimilating interoperable open reliable spatio-temporal socio-economic-marine ecological data; O4.2: Integration of the developed socio-ecological models to DTOs for emulating complex SE systems
Lead: IBM Ireland
O5.1: Develop socio-ecological performance indicators for policy assessment; O5.2: Develop decision support tool for scenario analysis to assess environmental, policy, and management impact on coastal and marine ecosystems
Lead: Blue Lobster
O6.1: To amplify the influence of ECOTWIN's findings by strategically leveraging communication, dissemination, and exploitation efforts across the project’s lifetime. The emphasis is on fostering solid community engagements, ensuring optimal usage of the project's outputs, and directly or indirectly influencing policy decisions for improved marine and freshwater ecosystems.