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| As part of the FI-PPP programme, ENVIROFI consolidates the Future Internet requirements from the Environmental Usage Area perspective and provides technical specifications and prototypes of interoperable geospatial Environmental Enablers. |
| These shall be deployed in
the terrestrial, atmospheric and marine environments in collaboration
with large stakeholder communities with the perspective of achieving
sustainable socio-economic progress in Europe. |
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Atmospheric Condition
Today, we have easy access to a great deal of information via
television, radio and the World Wide Web, including pollution, pollen
and meteorological data. All this data contributes to a common sense,
but it is not tailored to the individual user’s needs.
Future eEnvironment services shall aid users in tailoring information directly relevant to their individual requirements.
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Marine Assets
Synergies with the market and with policy needs are necessary to deliver
significant value added to Europe from its vast marine resources.
Enabling technology platforms are currently deployed across a range of
existing marine related sectors including shipping, security and
logistics, environmental monitoring and offshore energy. Next generation
decision based management tools have to dissolve national borders. They
shall address these developments in respect to distributed sensing, and
wireless and cable comunications. |
Biodiversity
The UN and the EU have set a new target of halting the loss to
biodiversity by the year 2020. In order to meet this goal we must merge
observational data on biodiversity from all available sources while
assuring high quality. Using outreach groups for data survey, we can
greatly widen the base from which observational data may be gleaned.
Scenarios on biodiversity occurrence illustrate the use of humans,
supported by mobile devices such as smart phones as the main ‘sensor’
for data provision. |
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