DTO BioFlow - Integration of biodiversity monitoring data into the Digital Twin Ocean

DTO BioFlow - 将生物多样性监测数据整合到数字孪生海洋中

• 批准号: 10078858
• 金额: $ 39.58万
• 依托单位: THE MARINE BIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: EU-Funded
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2023 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10078858
• 关键词: DTO; BioFlow; Integration; biodiversity; monitoring

The ocean and its biodiversity are essential to life on this planet. Comprehensive data on biodiversity, and related human and environmental pressures are crucial to understand its current state and how this may change. Protecting and restoring biodiversity is one of three objectives of the Horizon Europe Mission to restore our oceans and waters by 2030, enabling the EU to reach its Green Deal and Biodiversity 2030 targets. Identified as one of the Mission "enablers", the EU will build on “a digital knowledge system” to include a Digital Twin of the Ocean (DTO) allowing simulation of ‘what if’ scenarios, advancing ocean knowledge, informing evidence-based policy and offering a range of societal applications. To effectively replicate the ocean’s ecology, the DTO requires sustained flows of data on biodiversity and associated pressures. Despite myriad actors collecting biodiversity data, and the development of novel cost-effective monitoring technologies, much of these data are inaccessible or unusable for a variety of reasons, hampering the development of the DTO biological component and limiting its efficacy. DTO-BioFlow will activate access to ("sleeping") marine biodiversity data and enable the sustainable integration of existing and new Artificial Intelligence processed and automated data flows from various sources to EMODnet and into the EDITO infrastructure serving the EU DTO. Combining sustained data flows, models and new algorithms, DTO-BioFlow will develop and integrate the biological component of the DTO, including new digital tools and services. Policy-relevant use cases, will demonstrate the benefit for marine ecosystems of continuous data streams flowing through EMODnet and usable by the EU DTO infrastructures and ultimate end-users. Mobilising the marine biodiversity community towards increasing the availability of biodiversity monitoring data into 2030, DTO-BioFlow and its outputs will support the Mission’s actions to protect and restore biodiversity.

海洋及其生物多样性对于地球上的生命至关重要，而相关的人类和环境压力对其当前状况及其如何变化至关重要，这是对“地平线欧洲”三个目标的理解之一。到 2030 年恢复我们的海洋和水域的使命，使欧盟能够实现其《绿色协议》和《2030 年生物多样性》目标。欧盟将建立“数字知识系统”，并将其视为该使命的“推动因素”。包括海洋数字孪生 (DTO)，允许模拟“假设”场景、推进海洋知识、为基于证据的政策提供信息并提供一系列社会应用。为了有效地复制海洋生态，DTO 需要持续的数据流。尽管无数参与者在收集生物多样性数据，并开发了新型的具有成本效益的监测技术，但由于各种原因，其中许多数据无法获取或无法使用，这阻碍了 DTO 生物组成部分的发展并限制了其发展。功效。 DTO-BioFlow 将激活对（“休眠”）海洋生物多样性数据的访问，并实现现有和新的人工智能处理和自动化数据流从各种来源到 EMODnet 以及服务于 EU DTO 的 EDITO 基础设施的可持续集成。 、模型和新算法，DTO-BioFlow 将开发和集成 DTO 的生物组件，包括新的数字工具和服务，将展示连续数据流流经的海洋生态系统的好处。 EMODnet 可供欧盟 DTO 基础设施和最终用户使用，动员海洋生物多样性界在 2030 年之前增加生物多样性监测数据的可用性，DTO-BioFlow 及其输出将支持该任务保护和恢复生物多样性的行动。