Blue-Cloud 2026 Final Conference Report: From Blue-Cloud to the EOSC Node | European Digital Twin Ocean

作者：Sara Pittonet Gaiarin, Rita Meneses, Rita Giuffrida, Sara Bozzi, Sara Garavelli, Mario Reale, Jonathan Tedds, Conor Delaney, Marina Tonani, Marine Vernet, Nydia Catalina Reyes Suárez, Julien Barde, T. C. Mansfield, Benjamin O’Driscoll, Nicola Fiore, Gianni Dalla Torre, Mark van de Sanden, Léo Le Lonquer, Jorge Mestre‐Tomás, Lara Veylit, Cyrielle Delvenne, Ana Carolina de Azevedo Mazzuco, René Garello, Francisco Campuzano, Dina Eparkhina, Stéphane Pesant, Jaume Piera, Oonagh McMeel, Julia Vera, Julie Olivier, Toste Tanhua, Barış Salihoğlu · 发表于：Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 年份：2026 · DOI：10.5281/zenodo.21809858 · 研究领域：Computer science、Oceanography、Telecommunications、Data science、Geology、Meteorology、Computer security、Geography、Engineering、Remote sensing、World Wide Web

Europe’s ambition to restore and protect its oceans and waters relies increasingly on open, interoperable, and trusted digital infrastructures capable of transforming data into actionable knowledge. Over the past years, Blue-Cloud has played a foundational role in federating marine and environmental data, services, and analytical tools across Europe. Through close alignment with the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC), Blue-Cloud has demonstrated how cloud-based, open science environments can support ocean research, innovation, and policy making. As Blue-Cloud 2026 reaches its conclusion, the project hands over a mature, policy-aligned digital legacy: the EOSC Node | European Digital Twin Ocean, is progressing towards operational integration within the EOSC Federation. Participants left with first-hand experience of the EOSC Node European Digital Twin Ocean, insights into Blue-Cloud’s legacy, and a clear view of Europe’s path toward a federated, policy-aligned digital ocean ecosystem, aligned with the goals of EU Mission: Restore our Ocean and Waters, the EDITO, and the UN Ocean Decade.