MINKE: Metrology for Integrated marine management and Knowledge-transfer network
MINKE is an INFRAIA European metrology project led by the Institute of Marine Sciences (ICM-CSIC) that helps provide the necessary research infrastructure to improve the quality of oceanographic data for the different European actors in charge of monitoring and managing marine ecosystems.
MINKE brings together 16 key European marine metrology research infrastructures to create an innovative ‘quality of oceanographic data’ framework, with identifying the Essential Ocean Variables (EOV) as the key parameters to monitor, and adopting a multidimensional framework of data quality: accuracy + completeness.
The role of Anèl·lids in this project is to create cross-border and networking activities to bring citizens closer to the sea: marine biology and oceanography, as well as citizen science.
Specific objectives
As an INFRAIA project, networking, transnational-virtual access and joint research are the main activities that aim to lay the groundwork for creating the necessary synergies among the different involved actors in the quintuple helix innovation model. MINKE will define the following objectives with each INFRAIA activity:
At the networking level, MINKE will mainly:
Disclosure capsules of marine biodiversity
More capsules on our YouTube Channel:
Phases and activities
Within this project we are coordinating and executing the following activities:
Coordinating of the MINKE project
Consortium
Supported by:
Place
Beaches of Barcelona, Sant Adrià del Besòs and Badalona
Dates
2023
Public
The target audience for the project is as follows:
- To the general public of Barcelonès from the age of 14 with a good ability to swim.
- Divers with Open Water
Modality
citizen science project