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ANERIS

Marine and coastal biodiversity is under threat due to human activities, climate change and other factors. To protect and preserve these precious ecosystems, the new research project ANERIS has been launched under the Horizon Europe program. Coordinated by the <a href="https://www.icm.csic.es/en" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Institute of Marine Sciences ICM-CSIC</a>, ANERIS is to protect these ecosystems through technological, scientific and methodological innovation in the fields of marine life-sensing and monitoring.



The aspiring work of ANERIS officially kicked off with the project’s first consortium meeting, which took place on 8 and 9 March 2023 in Barcelona, Spain. Members of the 25 partnering organisations from 13 countries across the EU, Norway, Turkey and Israel, gathered at <a href="https://www.icm.csic.es/en" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">ICM-CSIC</a> to discuss the goals and objectives of the project, as well as the specific technologies and methods that will be used. 



Gathered by a joint mission, the ANERIS partners will work together for the next four years to build the next generation of marine-sensing instruments and infrastructure for systematic routine measurements and monitoring of oceanic and coastal life, and their rapid interpretation and dissemination to all interested stakeholders. In total, ANERIS aims to pioneer 11 new technologies related to marine ecosystem monitoring, data processing and dissemination:



<ul>
<li>NANOMICS &#8211; NAnopore sequeNcing for Operational Marine genomICS</li>



<li>MARGENODAT&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;workflows for the MARine GENOmics DAta managemenT</li>



<li>SLIM-2.0&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;A Virtual Environment for genomic data analysis (ANERIS extended version)</li>



<li>EMUAS&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;Expandable Multi-imaging Underwater Acquisition System</li>



<li>AIES-ZOO&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;Automatic Information Extraction System for ZOOplankton images</li>



<li>AIES-PHY&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;Automatic Information Extraction System for PHYtoplankton images</li>



<li>ATIRES&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;Automatic underwaTer Image REstoration System</li>



<li>AIES-MAC&nbsp;&#8211; Automatic Information Extraction System for MACroorganisms</li>



<li>AMAMER&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;Advanced Multiplatform App for Marine lifE Reporting</li>



<li>AMOVALIH&nbsp;&#8211;&nbsp;Advanced Marine Observations VALidation-Identification system based on Hybrid intelligence</li>



<li>AWIMAR &#8211; Adaptive Web Interfaces for MARine life reporting, sharing and consulting</li>
</ul>



These technologies will be validated across four ANERIS case studies:



<ul>
<li>High-temporal resolution marine life monitoring in research infrastructure observatories;</li>



<li>Improved spatial and temporal resolution of marine life monitoring based on genomics;</li>



<li>Large scale marine participatory actions;</li>



<li>Merging imaging and genomic information in different monitoring scenarios.</li>
</ul>



During the second day of the ANERIS kick-off meeting, which was kindly hosted by the members of the <a href="https://fecdas.cat/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Catalan Federation of Underwater Activities (FECDAS)</a>, the partners began the co-design and co-creation processes of the technologies within each case study by brainstorming the specific knowledge gaps, their potential solutions, and how to achieve them within the project.



After two days of exciting discussions and some serious planning, we feel confident that the project is starting on the right foot. The ANERIS consortium members are committed to working together to achieve the project&#8217;s goals and to help preserve marine and coastal biodiversity for future generations. With this, we are eagerly looking forward to all the impactful achievements ANERIS will develop in the upcoming four years. 



(reposted from the <a href="https://aneris.eu/news/toward-network-operational-marine-biology-aneris-project-has-officially-kicked-" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">original news item</a> on the ANERIS website)

Toward a network of operational marine biology: The ANERIS project has officially kicked-off

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These three informative sessions (AI basics for image processing, Image restoration, and Image classification and segmentation) provide a thorough exploration of AI and how it can be utilised to improve and interpret visual data.

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<ul><li>28 November 2023, 10:00-13:00 CET - AI basics for image processing</li><li>4 December 2023, 10:00-13:00 CET - Image restoration</li><li>7 December 2023, 10:00-13:00 CET - Image classification and segmentation</li></ul>

Discover the potential of Artificial Intelligence in the field of image processing during the dynamic workshop series organised within the <a href="https://www.egi.eu/project/aneris/">ANERIS </a>project (Grant agreement ID: 101094924). 



These three informative sessions (AI basics for image processing, Image restoration, and Image classification and segmentation) provide a thorough exploration of AI and how it can be utilised to improve and interpret visual data. 



<ul>
<li>28 November 2023, 10:00-13:00 CET &#8211; AI basics for image processing</li>



<li>4 December 2023, 10:00-13:00 CET &#8211; Image restoration</li>



<li>7 December 2023, 10:00-13:00 CET &#8211; Image classification and segmentation</li>
</ul>

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