Side-event of the All-Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance 2022 Forum: Workshop AA-COASTNET

The All Atlantic COASTal observing and technology NETwork (AA-COASTNET) is a network implemented by the AANChOR Joint Action AA-MARINET (All-Atlantic Marine Research Infrastructure Network), with the aim to establish a network dedicated to Marine Coastal Observation with countries bordering the Atlantic Ocean.

The workshop on June 7th, as part of the will address the identified topics that are of prime interest to accomplish AA-COASTNET Plan to emulate an All Atlantic synergy for coastal observation. The workshop will be organized in two main sessions:

First session: Presentation of the advances of each coastal observation network with respect to AA-COASTNET objectives and planned steps;
Second session: Discussion, wrap-up, and next steps.

Register for this workshop here. Please download the agenda for this event here. You can find all the information about the AA-COASTNET project here, and about the All-Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance 2022 Forum here.

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