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NEW APPROACH TO UNDERWATER TECHNOLOGIES FOR INNOVATIVE, LOW-COST OCEAN OBSERVATION

“NAUTILOS aims to unlock the critical knowledge contained in the ocean over the coming decades, and to realise the mutual benefits of marine observation for all elements of a sustainable ocean. The flagship H2020 project will develop a new generation of cost-effective sensors and samplers and integrate observation technologies and platforms into large-scale demonstrations across European seas making a significant contribution towards the democratisation of marine environment monitoring.”

Gabriele Pieri, NAUTILOS Project Coordinator

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NAUTILOS will develop, integrate, validate and demonstrate new cutting-edge marine observation and monitoring technologies.

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NAUTILOS is coordinated by the National Research Council of Italy (CNR) and brings together a multidisciplinary group of 21 entities from 11 European countries

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