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CliN-BluFeed

Dato 1. februar 2024 00:00 – 31. desember 2027 00:00

Full title: A low-CO2 smart autonomous multiplatform system to monitor and forecast Calanus finmarchicus stock - a new sustainable climate-neutral blue fish feed

Project lead: Lionel Camus, Akvaplan-niva

Partners: Akvaplan niva (project lead), CSCS, AIR Centre - Atlantic International Research Centre, IOPAN, Alfred Wegener Institute (AWI)

Funding: Horizon Europe, Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership (SBEP)

Primary objective: to develop methodologies that advance the Norwegian Sea Calanus fishery as a sustainable climate-neutral blue resource for the aquaculture industry by harnessing the potential of cutting-edge, low-carbon-emission autonomous marine monitoring technologies coupled with remote sensing, artificial intelligence (AI), simulation modelling, and experimental investigations.

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