Project partners
Research vessels
AUVs
ROVs
Telepresence system
Vessels and ROV's
Istanbul, Turkey (Homeport)
Nantes, France
Wellington, New Zealand (Home Port)
Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
Gothenburg, Sweden
Oostende, Belgium
Vigo, SPAIN
Nuuk, Greenland
Vigo, Spain (Home Port)
Texel, Netherlands (Home port)
Lisbon, Portugal
Constanta, Romania (Home Port)
Tórshavn, Faroe Islands (home port)
Sète, France
Torshavn, Faroe islands
Bergen, Norway
Hirtshals, Denmark (Home Port)
Rimouski, Québec and Halifax, Nova Scotia, CANADA
Galway, Ireland
Zeebrugge, Belgium
Zeebrugge, Belgium
St. George’s, Bermuda
Reykjavik, Iceland (Home Port)
Helsinki, Finland (home port)
Vigo, Spain (Home Port)
Italy, La Spezia
Kiel, Germany (home port)
Port of registry: Chalkis No 19, Greece, Home port: Piraeus, Greece
Gothenburg, Sweden (Home Port)
Bremen, Germany
Lisbon , Portugal
Galway, Ireland
Oostende, Belgium
Toulon, France
Bergen, Norway
Events
Gdańsk, Poland. 01/06/2021
"Use bio-optical parameters as convenient tool to study marine biogeochemical processes" Brief Description of Floating University The general objective of the course is to provide theoretical background and practical experience [...]
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News
We are launching this tool as a way to invite all stakeholders to share input into the thought process, discussion and decisions we make to improve our relationships with our…
EUROFLEETS+ Floating University - “Meeting societal needs for impartial evidence on the state and sustainable use of the ocean biological resources: the case of the Nephrops norvegicus (Norway lobster) ”…
The team led by Okeanos from the University of the Azores has secured funding for research ship time under the OCEANOSDO MAR program that will allow the exploration of areas…
The project European Multidisciplinary Sea floor and water column Observatory, Portugal (EMSO-PT) is a European Large Scale Research Infrastructure, consisting of multidisciplinary underwater observatories and other data processing support infrastructures.…
One of the key aims of the Eurofleets+ project is to involve a wide range of stakeholders to inform on the development, operation and strategic direction of the European research…
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