Our Partners

The consortium is composed of eight partners who have complementary roles and contributions to the proposed project. The consortium has leading expertise in development of digital twins of the ocean (DTO), ecosystem modelling, fisheries science and fisheries research, seafood industry, fisheries information systems, stakeholder involvement, communication and dissemination, and FAIR data management.

Coordinator

Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center

NERSC will coordinate the project, develop services for ingesting open data in the ARCFISH DTO, contribute to alignment with metadata standards, publish the regional database, lead data management and IPR management, and contribute to stakeholder interaction and presentation of project results.

Partner

Kongsberg Discovery

KD will lead the development of the ARCFISH DTO and ensure alignment with international standards and technologies, support research partners integration of data and services, contribute to stakeholder interaction and showcasing DTO results.

Partner

European Information Centre for Marine Science and Technology

EurOcean will lead the dissemination and communication activities, establish and maintain the project website and social media channels, and contribute to capacity building and stakeholder engagement.

Partner

Institute of Oceanology of the Polish Academy of Sciences

IO PAN will lead the development of data ingestion services, develop services and products for in situ oceanographic data, and contribute to stakeholder interaction and presentation of project results.

Partner

Aarhus University

AU will lead the Greenland use case, lead the development of ARCFISH products, integrate ecosystem products and model results in the ARCFISH DTO, and contribute to training, dissemination, and communication activities ensuring close contact with stakeholders in Greenland.

Partner

Matís Ohf

Matis will lead the Iceland use case, lead/contribute to stakeholder engagement and capacity building, develop data products and services, contributing to showcasing results to Icelandic stakeholders, and contribute to dissemination and communication towards fisheries communities.

Partner

BRIM

Brim will provide fisheries data, contribute to co-design and evaluation of products and services for the Iceland use case, be the main contact towards the fisheries and seafood communities, and contribute to dissemination results for Icelandic stakeholders.

Partner

Trackwell

Trackwell will contribute to ingestion of data from fishing vessels, testing and evaluation of products/services for the Iceland use case, and to showcasing results to stakeholders.