
This report focuses on demonstrating the usefulness of the advancements in the observing and modelling systems through the co-design of applications, which aid three Environmental and Societal Challenges (ESCs). This report provides an overview of the various applications designed as part of each ESC:- Design of applications to better manage and protect the coastal area (ESC 1).- Design of applications to enhance the blue economy (ESC 2).- Design of application related to natural and anthropogenic hazards and resilience to climate change (ESC 3).The report is divided into two sections, where each subsection in Section 2 maps the individual applications dedicated to a specific ESC. Each application description outlines the application objective, the usage and value of observations, land-ocean models and Member State Coastal System improvements, the expected outputs, fit for purpose validation and end users. Section 3 describes the next steps and common challenges which will be given attention.
Coastal management, Coastal pollution, Coastal environment, Coastal flooding, Marine monitoring, Coastal erosion, Coastal ecosystems
Coastal management, Coastal pollution, Coastal environment, Coastal flooding, Marine monitoring, Coastal erosion, Coastal ecosystems
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