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Financement de l’UE (8 494 095 €) : Au-delà d'Arctic PASSION - Vers un système d'observation de l'Arctique intégré, interopérable et réactif (AOSS) qui relie les connaissances, les communautés et les … Hor 05/06/2026 Programme de recherche et d'innovation de l'UE « Horizon »

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Au-delà d'Arctic PASSION - Vers un système d'observation de l'Arctique intégré, interopérable et réactif (AOSS) qui relie les connaissances, les communautés et les politiques.

The Arctic is undergoing rapid environmental, economic, geopolitical, and societal change with local to global impacts. Addressing these challenges requires an integrated, interoperable, and accessible Arctic Observing System of Systems (AOSS). While decades of effort have built data archives, infrastructures, and knowledge networks, gaps remain in sustainability, governance, data coverage and interoperability, and Indigenous participation. Beyond Arctic PASSION accelerates AOSS development by filling gaps and delivering an AOSS responsive to local, regional, and international needs. The breadth of knowledge required to credibly address the complexity of AOSS components can only be achieved by a diverse, transdisciplinary, multicultural consortium. Beyond Arctic PASSION is a major European contribution to long-term coordination, governance and implementation of the AOSS. By improving collection, usability, accessibility, and interoperability of data, it strengthens predictive modelling, supports digital twins, and enhances Copernicus services and ESA projects. Observing technologies are advanced through autonomous sensors, ship-based systems, and co-designed community-based monitoring, ensuring culturally relevant and operationally useful solutions. A FAIR/CARE/TRUST-compliant Arctic Data Space will seamlessly integrate with Copernicus, EMODnet, and EDITO, ensuring ethical, open-access data for sustainable management and evidence-based decision making. The actions within our seven interlinked Work Packages strengthens the AOSS, harmonises polar observing strategies, and consolidates EU leadership in polar science and governance. Capacity-building, strategic communication, and co-production with Indigenous Peoples and stakeholders ensure broad adoption and lasting societal, scientific, and policy impact. Our project directly supports the EU Arctic Policy, the European Green Deal, Mission Ocean and Waters, Ocean Pact, the Arctic Council, IPY-5 and UN Ocean Decade.


Japan Agency FOR Marine-Earth Science AND Technology ?
Aarhus Universitet 109 000 €
Alfred-Wegener-Institut Helmholtz-Zentrum FUR Polar-UND Meeresforschung 941 583 €
Arctic Mayor S Forum Secretariat 425 000 €
Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme Secretariat 310 500 €
Carleton University 97 938 €
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique CNRS 100 000 €
Consiglio Nazionale Delle Ricerche 140 000 €
Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut 260 293 €
European Polar Board 250 000 €
Gronlands Naturinstitut 187 031 €
Havforskningsinstituttet 114 000 €
Helsingin Yliopisto 50 107 €
ICC-Gronland 428 000 €
Ilmatieteen Laitos 150 094 €
Instytut Oceanologii Polskiej Akademii Nauk 59 000 €
Interact-International Network FOR Terrestrial Research AND Monitoring 50 000 €
Inuit Circumpolar Council (Canada) Inc. 258 063 €
JRC -Joint Research Centre- European Commission 0,00 €
Lapin Yliopisto 140 000 €
Mercator Ocean 200 000 €
Meteorologisk Institutt 245 000 €
Norsk Polarinstitutt 349 000 €
O.A.SYS - Ocean Atmosphere Systems GmbH 115 315 €
Saami Council Headquarters 474 381 €
Seascape Belgium 170 375 €
Sios Svalbard AS 148 000 €
Stiftelsen Grid Arendal 131 813 €
Stiftelsen Nansen Senter FOR Miljoog Fjernmaling 134 971 €
The Alan Turing Institute 120 000 €
THE Artic Institute OF North America 294 000 €
United Kingdom Research and Innovation 1 111 633 €
Universitetet I Tromsoe - Norges Arktiske Universitet 479 000 €
University OF Ottawa 370 000 €
Women OF THE Arctic RY 80 000 €

https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101295797

Cette annonce se réfère à une date antérieure et ne reflète pas nécessairement l’état actuel. L’état actuel est présenté à la page suivante : Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, Kanagawa, Japon.