FP7* support to GEO activities Update for 5 th GEO ADC Meeting A Edwards Washington, D.C., U.S.A. 12-13 September 2007 * FP7 is the European Community’s.

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FP7* support to GEO activities Update for 5 th GEO ADC Meeting A Edwards Washington, D.C., U.S.A September 2007 * FP7 is the European Community’s 7 th Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development

Earth & Ocean observation systems and monitoring methods for the env. & sust. dev. Sub-activity Earth & Ocean observation systems and monitoring methods for the env. & sust. dev. Call for proposals 2007 Indicative Budget : 21 M€ Call for 5 Small/Medium-scale collaborative projects and 6 coordination and support actions

Earth & Ocean observation systems and monitoring methods for the env. & sust. dev. Sub-activity Earth & Ocean observation systems and monitoring methods for the env. & sust. dev. Call for proposals 2007 Of the 11 GEO topic areas open for the submission of proposals, the European Community currently anticipates being able to fund projects under the 7 following areas.

Integrating existing European Earth Observation activities in GEO (global level)  Monitoring of the carbon cycle at global level – cooperation between existing European and International initiatives Coordination and support action (Coordinating type)  Contribution to a global biodiversity observation system – relying on GBIF and existing EU projects and collaboration with initiatives such as LTER and LTSER (small/medium collaborative project)

Earth Observation activities in emerging areas (new earth observation systems) Contributing to GEOSS through monitoring /observing the ocean interior, seafloor, and subseafloor basing on initiatives like Mersea, Eur-Oceans, ESONET, HERMES together with international ones like ARGO and NEPTUNE (small/medium collaborative project) Contribution to the development of a Global Soil Observing System (small/medium collaborative project)

Developing Capacity Building activities in the domain of Earth Observation (developing countries) Georesource information system for Africa (groundwater, raw material, energy, mineral resources) Coordination and support action (supporting type) Improving observing systems for water resource management – collaboration with participants from developing countries (small/medium collaborative project) GEOnetcast applications for developing countries Coordination & support action (supporting type )

Sub-activity Earth and ocean observation systems and monitoring methods for the environment and sustainable development Research effort to comply with the requirements under the INSPIRE directive and under the tasks overseen by the GEO Architecture and Data Committee Science necessary to better assess the impact of energy exploitation on the environment, in coordination with similar requirements under the Energy tasks of the Work Plan of GEO Necessary research to better monitor and observe oxygen depletion in all the components of the Earth System Research contributing to capacity building efforts towards the new countries of the EU in the domain of Earth Observation CALL 2008 (PROVISIONAL)

Area Integration of European activities within GEO ENV European Environment Earth Observation system supporting INSPIRE and compatible with the GEOSS (Global Earth Observation System of Systems) The project will address scientific and technical feasibility of the European Environment Earth Observation System necessary for the implementation of the INSPIRE directive The project will take into account the Global Spatial Data Infrastructure (GSDI) needed for the GEOSS (Global Earth Observation System of Systems) architecture described in GEO tasks AR-07-01, AR-07-02, AR-07-03, and AR The project will need as broad as possible participation of international and national initiatives, in particular to harmonise as much as possible European efforts through the INSPIRE, GMES and GEO initiatives. Funding scheme: collaborative project (large-scale integrating project) in support to Policy Expected impact: Validated European system for geo-spatial information in Europe contributing to the implementation of the INSPIRE directive and fully compatible with GEOSS.

Area Cross-cutting research activities relevant to GEO ENV Monitoring and observing oxygen depletion throughout the different Earth system components Global changes plus pollution could lead to a depletion of the oxygen in many Earth systems (IPCC report) The in-situ oxygen monitoring project will contribute to addressing the inadequacy of current observation capabilities for assessing oxygen depletion The project should be implemented with reference to tasks WA-06-05, EC-06-01, EC and CL of the GEO WP Funding scheme: collaborative project (large-scale integrating project) NEST type Expected impact: Monitoring and prediction of oxygen depletion throughout the Earth system, in particular in the context of rising water temperatures and evaluation of existing and future impacts on ecosystems

Area Earth Observation activities in emerging areas ENV Developing Earth Observation for the monitoring and prediction of environmental impacts from energy resource extraction, transportation and/or exploitation Development of a distributed system which would enable collection of and access to data relating to the effect of energy use on the environment and ecosystems The project should enable the creation of scenarios for the impact of energy use on the environment, relying on existing or currently developed models that quantify changes to freshwater systems, biosphere, ecosystems, atmospheric and oceanic composition, etc. It should contribute to developing the capacities to assess at global level the impact of the exploitation of Energy resources. Pilot phases dedicated to the testing of the observing systems for pollutants that are released from energy production, exploitation and exploration The project should contribute to GEO tasks EN (Energy Environment Impact Monitoring) and EN (Energy Policy Planning). Funding scheme: collaborative project (large-scale integrating project) in support to Policy Expected impact: Setting up of the conditions for future exploitation of energy resources taking into consideration their relative abundance, likely shifts in energy use and the impact of their utilisation on the environment and the ecosystems.

Area Developing capacity building activities in the domain of Earth observation in the new EU countries and in the developing countries ENV Developing necessary research activities for capacity building relevant to Earth Observation and GEO in the Black Sea Countries Carry out the research necessary for observation, such as those involved in the Organisation of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation The project should contribute to the GEO task CB (capacity building implementation) by developing national and regional capacities, including human, technical and institutional capabilities for coordinating, accessing, using and sharing environmental data, information and services. The initial implementation of the systems selected as test cases should be undertaken. (Specific International Co- operation Action) Funding scheme: collaborative project (small or medium-scale focused research project) SICA Expected impact: Achievement of a comprehensive review and gap analysis built on existing local, national and regional initiatives to achieve the goals of the GEOSS