(20 March 2023)
DAY 1 : 20 MARCH 2023
08:30-09:00: Registration on site
09:00-09:30: Welcome speeches by Mr Ariel Troisi (IOC Chair) – Mr Vladimir Ryabinin (IOC Executive Secretary) and Mr Taco de Bruin or Mr Sergey Belov (IODE co-chair)
SESSION 1 : IMPLEMENTING THE FAIR AND CARE PRINCIPLES FOR OCEAN SCIENCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Moderator: Jan-Bart Calewaert
In this session we invite presentations that illustrate concrete implementations of the FAIR and CARE Principles across communities. These may include efforts to optimize, standardize, and/or harmonize digital assets (e.g. data, information products, software) or methods and practices in line with the FAIR and CARE principles. What were the challenges encountered and which solutions were applied?
09:30-09:45:
[1] Keynote: The journey towards FAIR: A story from the marine domain [online] – Alexandra Kokkinaki, Thierry Carval, Guillaume Alviset, Justin J.H. Buck, Erwann Quimbert, Gwenaelle Moncoiffe, Violetta Paba, Peter Thijsse
09:45-09:50 : Q & A
09:50-09:58:
[2] Simons CMAP: Harmonized global ocean data portal for multidisciplinary analysis [on site] – Mohammad D. Ashkezari, Norland R. Hagen, Michael Denholtz, Tansy C. Burns, Diana Haring , Rhonda Morales, Walker Malling, Andrew Neang, Charlotte P. Lee, Christopher N. Hill, E. Virginia Armbrust
09:58-10:06:
[3] COPiLOtE (CertificatiOn PoLe OcEan) – Toward the Certification of the Data and Service Centres of the French Ocean Data Cluster – Odatis [on site] – Michèle Fichaut, Erwann Quimbert, Marine Vernet, Gilbert Maudire, Sabine Schmidt, Joël Sudre, Gérald Dibarboure, Caroline Mercier, Valérie Cariou, Laurent Soudarin, Pascal Calvat, Mark Hoebeke, Catherine Schmechtig, Valérie Harscoat, Jean-François Piollé, Thierry Carval
10:06-10:14:
[4] Implementing the FAIR principles across the ASFA network: standardising the ASFA information products for the benefit of aquatic science stakeholders [on site] – Tamsin Vicary, Luca Berloco, Tiziano Di Condina, Maria Kalentsits
10:14-10:22:
[5] Making marine image data FAIR [online] – Timm Schoening, Autun Purser, Pier Luigi Buttigieg
10:22-10:30:
[6] FAIR Data – A Private Sector Imperative [on site] – Terry McConnell
10:30-11:00: Health Break
11:00-11:08:
[7](Re-)building a library: aiming for FAIRness in ICES science and advice publishing [online] – Ffion Bell, Ruth Anderson
11:08-11:16:
[8] FAIR, from concept to implementation for Norwegian marine data sets [on site] – Evert Flier
11:16-11:24:
[9] Reprocessing of XBT profiles from the Ligurian and Tyrrhenian seas over the time period 1999-2019 with full metadata upgrade [on site] – Simona Simoncelli, Claudia Fratianni, Lijing Cheng, Franco Reseghetti
11:24-11:32:
[10] EuroGOOS Data Policy – enhancing FAIR data for ocean science and operational oceanography [on site] – Thierry Carval, Vicente Fernandez, Dina Eparkhina, Antonio Novellino, Simona Simoncelli, Juan Gabriel Fernández, EuroGOOS DataMEQ Working Group
11:32-11:40:
[11] FAIR research data in the Ocean Biodiversity Information System [online] – Pieter Provoost, Ward Appeltans
11:40-11:48:
[12] World Ocean Database in the cloud, comprehensive and quality controlled FAIR data for and by all countries [on site] – Hernan Garcia, Tim Boyer
11:48-12:08: Q & A
12:08-14:00: Lunch Break
SESSION 2 :COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT IN DATA LITERACY
Moderator: Johanna Diwa
In this session we invite presentations illustrating efforts to improve digital literacy and engage diverse communities, including citizen scientists, local and indigenous people, scientists, and other ocean professionals and stakeholders. Presentations should highlight how such engagement is leading to capacity development in areas such as data collection, standardization, sharing, archiving, and transformation into actionable, user-oriented data and information products following the CARE principles. Case studies illustrating challenges and solutions from low income or least developed states, and communities with low digitization are especially encouraged.
14:00-14:15:
[13] Keynote: From Theory to Practice: New resources for Capacity development for Earth Observation Data management [onsite] – Marie-Francoise Voidrot, Bente Lilja Bye
14:15-14:20 : Q & A
14:20-14:28:
[14] OceanTeacher Global Academy: Delivering self-paced online ocean data management training [on site]- Claudia Delgado, Greg Reed, Leen Vandepitte, Cheikh Ould Moulaye, Katrina Exter, Laurian Van Maldeghem, Marie Robberecht, Charlotte Dhondt, Ruben Perez Perez, Lennert Tyberghein
14:28-14:36:
[15] The Provision on Maritime Weather Services in Indonesia Related to Ocean Literacy for Fishermen [on site]- Dava Amrina, Nelly Florida Riama, Noer Nurhayati
14:36-14:44:
[16] An end-to-end digital solution to lower the barrier to participation in ocean science [on site] – Anna Silyakov, Tara Zeynep Baris, Thomas Li Fredriksen, Cera McTavish, Erin Idelle Gallup, Jo Øvstaas
14:44-15:02:
[17] Voluntary Marine Data Collection by community empowerment [on site] – Noer Nurhayati, Andi Cahyad, Dava Amrina
15:02-15:30: Health Break
15:30-15:38:
[18] Involvement of small-scale Fishermen in the process of monitoring and collecting primary data in the coastal waters of the black sea [online] – Boyko Doychinov, Yoanna Ivanova
15:38-15:46:
[19] Rescue of the Data on Marine Biodiversity in Venezuela [online] – Ana Carolina Peralta, Eduardo Klein, Jeannette Pérez-Benítez, Jose Ramon Delgado, Francoise Cavada-Blanco, Juan Carlos Fernandez
15:46-15:54:
[20] Citizen Science – Lessons learned in the deployment of the SeaWatcher App [online] – Noel Bristow, Jenny Bond, Peter Evans, David Mills
15:54-16:02:
[21] Ocean Data Bootcamp – a workshop to support biodiversity monitoring and data management at the long-term marine observatories in Brazil [online] – Ana Carolina de Azevedo Mazzuco, Enrique Montes, Angelo Fraga Bernardino
16:02-16:10:
[23] Local stakeholder engagement leading to operational marine invasive species management in Fiji, the PacMAN project [online]- Saara Suominen, Ward Appeltans
16:10-16:30: Q & A
OCEAN DECADE SPECIAL EVENT
17:00-18:00: What is the Ocean Decade Data and Information Strategy and what can it do for you?
Getting our ocean data to 2030: an interactive session with the Ocean Decade Data Coordination Group about our strategy for a data ecosystem, the roles of the Ocean Decade offices and partners, and what we can do to transform ocean data, information and knowledge into the solutions and outcomes we need, for the ocean we want.
moderated by:
- Enrique Alvarez, Head of OceanPrediction Decade Collaborative Centre (DCC)
- Jan-Bart Calewaert, head of EMODnet Secretariat, Co-Chair of the Ocean decade Data Coordination Group
- Louis Demargne, Ocean Decade Data & Knowledge Management Officer, IOC/UNESCO
- Véronique Garçon, Senior Scientist, Laboratory of Geophysical Studies and Spatial Oceanography, Observatory Midi-Pyrénées
- Emma Heslop, Goos Project Office, Acting Head
- Peter Pissierssens, IOC Project Office for IODE
DAY 2 : 21 MARCH 2023
SESSION 3: GLOBAL OCEAN DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM
Moderator: Pier Luigi Buttigieg
The ocean digital ecosystem, envisioned at IODC-I, will be fully machine actionable, meaning that when data or metadata are updated by one participating system, other independent and distributed systems will be able to react rapidly, automatically, and appropriately. This is the first step towards a global, deeply interoperable, integration on demand data space for the ocean. In this session we invite presentations that illustrate efforts to network independently governed digital systems and render them interoperable. Such efforts are central to creating a sustainable and scalable digital ecosystem. We also welcome concrete examples of how such systems interact or plan to interact with applications such as digital twins, cloud compute resources, and modelling solutions. Case studies are sought to demonstrate how the provenance of data is communicated to and used both within and across networked and interoperating systems.
09:30-09:45:
[24] Keynote: A GOOS Observations Coordination Group Data Implementation Strategy to Improve Exchange of In Situ Ocean Data [on site] – Kevin O’Brien
09:45-09:50: Q & A
09:50-09:58:
[25] iMAGINE, AI supported imaging data and services for ocean and marine science [on site]- Dick M.A.Schaap, Gergely Sipos, Alvaro Lopez Garcia, Kozlov Valentin
09:58-10:06:
[26] A global ocean oxygen database and atlas for assessing and predicting deoxygenation and ocean health in the open and coastal ocean [on site]- Véronique Garçon, Marilaure Grégoire, Hernan Garcia, Denise Breitburg,Kirsten Isensee, Andreas Oschlies, Maciej Telszewski, Alexander Barth, Henry C. Bittig, Jacob Carstensen, Thierry Carval, Fei Chai, Francisco Chavez, Daniel Conley, Laurent Coppola, Sean Crowe, Kim Currie, Minhan Dai,Bruno Deflandre, Boris Dewitte, Robert Diaz, Emilio Garcia-Robledo,Denis Gilbert, Alessandra Giorgetti, Ronnie Glud, Dimitri Gutierrez,
Shigeki Hosoda, Masao Ishii, Gil Jacinto, Chris Langdon, Siv K. Lauvset, Lisa A. Levin, Karin E. Limburg, Hela Mehrtens, Ivonne Montes, Wajih Naqvi , Aurélien Paulmier, Benjamin Pfeil, Grant Pitcher, Sylvie Pouliquen, Nancy Rabalais, Christophe Rabouille, Virginie Recape, Michaël Roman, Kenneth Rose, Daniel Rudnick, Jodie Rummer, Catherine Schmechtig, Sunke Schmidtko, Brad Seibel, Caroline Slomp, U. Rashid Sumalia, Toste Tanhua, Virginie Thierry, Hiroshi Uchida, Rik Wanninkhof and Moriaki Yasuhara
10:06-10:14:
[27] Citing large numbers of diverse datasets [on site]- James Ayliffe, Shelley Stall, Martina Stockhause, Lesley Wyborn, Deb Agarwal,Justin J.H. Buck, Caroline Coward, Chris Erdmann
10:14-10:22:
[28] Development of digital twins of the ocean as the basis of marine services facilities [online]-Nick Mikhailov, Еvgeny Vjazilov, Natalia Vjazilova, Alexander Voronsov, Сhristina Belova, Alexsey Kozlovtsev, Alexander Mikheev, Denis Melnikov, Natalia Puzova, Svetlana Batalkina, Galina Nefedova
10:22-10:30:
[29] The Ocean InfoHub Project [on site]- Lucy Scott, Pier Luigi Buttigieg, Douglas Fils, Carolina Garcia-Valencia
10:30-11:00: Health Break
11:00-11:08:
[30] The Centralisation of EMODnet: a case study in the use of interoperable web services to unify a distributed spatial data infrastructure [on site]- Conor Delaney, Tim Collart, Joana Beja, Bart Vanhoorne, Frederic Leclercq
11:08-11:16:
[31] Observations from a model-based approach to the development of a multi-community digital twin [on site]- Thomas Mansfield, Jozef Skakala, Thecla Keizer, Jerry Blackford
11:16-11:24:
[32] Ocean Acidification Data for Sustainable Development [on site] – Katherina Schoo, Kirsten Isensee, Benjamin Pfeil, Pieter Provoost
11:24-11:32:
[33] Is there an API standard for marine environmental data? [on site]- Clare Postlethwaite, Oliver Williams, Edd Lewis, Kevin Paxman, Mark Burgoyne, Chris Little, Dan Lear
11:32-11:40:
[34] Marine Energy Information, Organized: the PRIMRE System [online]- Andrea Copping, Jon Weers, Hayley Farr
11:40-12:00: Q & A
12:00-14:00: Lunch Break
SESSION 4 :INTERDISCIPLINARITY, SOCIETAL NEEDS
Moderator: Ward Appeltans
In this session we invite presentations that illustrate efforts to create integrated and interdisciplinary ocean data systems that address specific societal needs.These include multi-hazard warning systems within Earth System Observation, Research, and Prediction programmes, not only aiming at ocean health, but also the 7 societal outcomes of the UN Ocean Decade. Contributions in this session should demonstrate concrete links to societal actors which rely on this data to make decisions and plans
[35] 14:00-14:15: Keynote: the contribution of the social sciences and humanities to the UN Decade by identifying an array of research avenues [online]- Alice Vadrot
14:15-14:20: Q & A
14:20-14:28:
[36] Aquaculture Risk Metrics – A digital twin of the ocean with risk data and information for multiple stakeholders [on site]- Bente Lilja Bye, Christopher Genillard , Arne-Jørgen Berre , Lena Neidhardt
14:28-14:36:
[37] Coastal research in West Africa: data and research gaps in the era of an emerging coastal engineering market [on site]- Awa Bousso Drame, Helene Burningham, Moussa Sall, Denis Mercier, Yuri Gorokhovich
14:36-14:44:
[38] Oceans´ heritage for the societal needs [online] – Elena Perez- Alvaro
14:44-15:02:
[39] Ecological Virtual Art at the service of the sustainable development of the Ocean [on site]- Houda Ayari
15:02-15:30: Health Break
15:30-15:38:
[40] Tackling marine pollution in the Mediterranean Sea: needs for harmonized multidisciplinary data [online] – Marina Lipizer, Molina Jack, M. A. French, A. Giorgetti, M. Tsompanou, A. Iona, C. Zeri, G. Moncoiffe
15:38-15:46:
[41] A 4Oceans case study in enhancing societal awareness through interdisciplinary historical, socio-economic, general humanities and ICT data provision [on site]- Sophia Chapple, John Nicholls
15:46-15:54:
[42] Marine Spatial Planning and maritime safety of navigations stakes [on site]- Adeline M.Souf, Bérénice Lequesne
15:54- 16:02:
[43] The role of public ocean data infrastructures in accounting for ocean natural and produced assets towards sustainable development in a digital era [online] – Ibukun Adewumi, Jordan Gacutan
16:02-16:10:
[44]Integrating the socioeconomic dimensions in the MSP [on site]- Jose L. Santiago, Davinia Lojo, Marta Ballesteros
16:10-16:18:
[49] Using Telecommunication Cables to understand the ocean: SMART cable and sensing solutions [on site] – Jean-François Baget, Antoine Queval
16:18-16:28: Q & A
16:28-17:08:
CLOSING & CONLUSION OF THE CONFERENCE
RECEPTION
18:00-20:00: only for on-site participants