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2 Introduction Background: Within the ESONET NoE project all major European research groups and manufacturers being engaged in long-term, deep-sea observations came together to plan for and promote ocean observatories, and to investigate related scientific and technical topics. The series of best practices workshops within ESONET are the forum to present the state of the art in the technical field and to set up links to and get groups from observatory initiatives in other countries outside Europe engaged in the discussions. Ocean observatories are new types of infrastructure that are capable of providing long-term, highresolution observations of critical environmental parameters. Although a number of basic instruments are ready for long-term deployment, other important parameters cannot be measured over long time periods with adequate accuracy. This has to do with the fact that not enough experience with according instruments or components and particular technical limitations exist. Deployment of infrastructure for long-term deployment requires specific cares. The potential scope of instrumentation needs and readiness for ocean observing is very broad, beyond what could be covered in a single workshop. Therefore the ESONET Best Practices Workshop will focus on the most pressing issues where by bringing according experts together an accelerated information exchange process shall be generated. Workshop topics: In particular the following aspects shall be addressed: o Learning from templates where instruments have been well investigated o Learning from particular instrument issues with certain parameters o Harmonizing procedures of handling instruments o Addressing platform specific issues and related intervention procedures o Establish quality assurance and standardization procedures o Identify future sensor development needs One of the aims of ESONET is to define a label that can be assigned to instruments and procedures to assure compliance with the developed requirements of long-term observation systems. The Best Practices Workshop #2 will contribute to this discussion. Within nine working groups few selected presentations will stimulate discussions on according topics. Case studies will help to demonstrate the developed procedures. The outcome of the workshop will consist of reports that describe recommendations for the according field. 3 Organization The workshop was organized immediately after the All Regions workshop #2 (5-6-7 October in Paris). It was convened in Brest at IFREMER campus on October 8 th and 9 th 2009. The plenary sessions were targeted on a presentation of the status of ESONET NoE and its Demonstration missions (Roland Person), an introduction and presentation of Best Practices workshop #1 in Bremen (Christoph Waldmann). The three groups (Generic Instrumentation, Infrastructure and Standardisation and interoperability) were presented (see the agenda in Annex A). Most presentations are available with videos on the ESONET website http://www.esonetnoe.org/news_and_events/esonet_workshops_and_meetings/2009_11_20_best_practices_2_oral_prese ntations. 70 persons from 11 European countries and USA attended the workshop (see Annex B). <strong>Deliverable</strong> #50 - update October 2010 6
4 Sessions 4.1 General indications for the panel sessions Presentations of the state of the art and examples from ESONET. Discussion of presentations should focus on: o Comparison of methodical approaches in various applications and in different institutions. o Overarching tools and methods. o Identification of gaps and strategies for remedies. Use cases could for instance cover: o Mission based descriptions. o Description of an application within demo mission. o Application of discussed methods to particular scenarios. o Use cases should have broad relevance. Summary of sessions within report: o Updating of ESONET reports. o Split of writing tasks for workshop reports. o Recommendations of next steps within ESONET. Foreseen time schedule: Thursday 8 October. 11:30-12:30: Introduction to the panel session 14:00-15:30: Key note speeches and practices from projects 16:00-18:00: Infrastructure visit Friday 9 th October 09:00-11:30: Case studies from Demonstration Missions 11:30-12:30: Debriefing by groups: sharing of case studied by session 14:00-15:00: Establishing or update of reference documents 15:15-16:00: Plenary: report from chairpersons 4.2 Generic Instrumentation 4.2.1 Physico-chemical sensors, Metrology 4.2.1.1 Introductory text The previous Best Practice Workshop in Bremen led to the definition of the generic instrumentation in ESONET (see <strong>Deliverable</strong> D6 - Session 4 - Scientific needs in regard to generic and specific instrument packages - page 34). A report was issue by the project as <strong>Deliverable</strong> 13 - <strong>Report</strong> on science modules, written by Henry Ruhl et al. Biofouling protection and calibration methods need to be discussed again in order to determine additional tests or intercomparison workshops to be performed. <strong>Deliverable</strong> #50 - update October 2010 7
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