Scientific independence in environmental monitoring of pollution
Challenge ID |
C-CORE_OFF2.8 |
Title |
Scientific independence in environmental monitoring of pollution |
Challenge originator: |
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General Description |
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What data/products do you use? |
Aerial surveillance, self-reporting pertaining to a ccidental spills, drill cuttings, atmospheric emissions, light and noise |
When do you use this kind of dataset? |
Any time once exploratory drilling commences |
What are your actual limitations and do you have a work around? |
Public confidence in self-reporting is low, aerial surveillance or other types of independent monitoring are few, expensive or non-existent |
Needs and expectations on EO data |
High resolution imagery capable of detecting and tracking slicks and plumes of discharged materials |
Challenge classification |
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Pre license |
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Exp. |
3 |
Dev. |
3 |
Prod. |
3 |
Decom. |
3 |
Geographic context/ restrictions |
- Eastern Mediterranean |
Topographic classification / Offshore classification |
Ocean |
Activity impacted/concerned |
Due diligence tool |
Technology Urgency |
Immediately (0-2 years) |
Information requirements |
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Update frequency |
Daily |
Temporal resolution |
Daily |
Spatial resolution |
10-100m |
Data quality |
High |
Data Coverage and extent |
District area |
Example format |
High resolution image |
Timeliness |
As close to real-time as possible |
Existing standards |
Galil B. and Herut B. 2011. Marine environmental issues of deep-sea exploration and exploitation activities (oil and gas) off the coast of Israel. IOLR Report H15/2014 |
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