Med&BS RDBFIS II

Hosting, maintenance and further development of the Regional Database for the Mediterranean and Black Seas

The objective of the Med&BS RDBFIS II project is the implementation of the regional database and interactive platform created in the previous Med&BS RDBFIS project. In particular, the platform is able to collect data relating to fishing activity in the Mediterranean Sea and the Black Sea and produce the outputs necessary to respond to the various national and European data calls (e.g. DCF, DCRF), as well as carry out the appropriate processing to check the quality of the outputs before being transmitted to the various datacalls. Furthermore, the project will take care of finding a suitable and accessible arrangement for the various users of the database, and developing further improvements of the same. Training and support phases are planned to expand the number of users able to use this platform.

 

Project partners:

  • COISPA: Inter-university Consortium for Sea and Water Sciences
  • CIBM: Interdepartmental Center for Marine Biology
  • NISEA: Italian Network for Environmental Sciences
  • UOA: University of the Aegean
  • UTH: University of Thessaly
  • HAO DEMETE: Hellenic Agricultural Organization – DEMETER
  • DFMR: Department of Fisheries and Marine Resources
  • NIMRD: National Institute of Marine Research and Development
  • IO-BAS: Institute of Oceanology – Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
  • IOF: Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries

Referent:

Silvia Angelini

Senior Researcher

Ancona

SCOPRI DI PIÙ

Duration: April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2025

Budget: 299.820,00 €

Budget IRBIM: 29.100,00 €

Areas of Research:

TEAM
Silvia Angelini

Senior Researcher

Ancona

Enrico Arneri

Senior Researcher

Ancona

Giuseppina Ciurlia

Technical Collaborator

Lesina

Ilaria Costantini

Technologist

Ancona

Fabio Falsone

Researcher

Mazara Del Vallo

Simona Franguelli

Administrative Collaborator

Ancona

Vita Gancitano

Technologist

Mazara Del Vallo

Germana Garofalo

Researcher

Mazara Del Vallo

Michela Martinelli

Senior Technologist

Ancona

Anna Perdichizzi

Researcher

Messina

Adriana Profeta

Researcher

Messina

Maria Timenkova

Technologist

Messina

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