Aquarius: AI ensemble engine for coastal hazard predictions

Ocean Decade ID : 40.4
Lead Institution

 Fugro

Lead Institution Contact Person

Delphine Lobelle – d.lobelle@fugro.com

Countries where the project will be implemented:

Benin, Cabo Verde, Italy, Mozambique, Netherlands, South Africa, Spain

Summary

The Aquarius project is hosted under the ‘PredictOnTime’ Core Project of the ‘CoastPredict’ programme. Aquarius aims to deliver coastal predictive products for local coastal zones vulnerable to extreme natural hazards. Aquarius will provide near-real-time insights through science-based analytical capabilities from observations, modelling, and forecasting to deliver early-warning capabilities to support decision-making, policy development, and capacity development. Ultimately, this will improve coastal resilience and preparedness to protect people, nature, and infrastructure in specific coastal zones. Aquarius is cross-regional, with partners in four African countries and seven European countries – the digital tool is also being tested in the South-East US and Pacific Islands. At the core of our product design is co-creation with stakeholders (including decision-makers). Ocean literacy efforts will also be supported via a Digital Twin.

Partner Institutions

Institut de Recherches Halieutiques & Océanologiques du Bénin
SAEON, National Research Foundation
Universidade Técnica do Atlântico
Mozambique Oceanographic Institute
Università di Bologna
Technische Universiteit Eindhoven
Innovatekbi Krea SL
Eskilara S.Koop Txikia
European Science Communication Institute (ESCI)
Collaborating Centre On Sustainable Consumption And Production (CSCP)
Techforce Innovations B.V.
Eomap GmbH & Co. Kg (EOMAP)
Universidade Eduardo Mondlane
Istituto Superiore Per La Protezione E La Ricerca Ambientale
Gernika-Lumoko Kultur Etxea
Instituto Hidrografico

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