Public deliverables
| Number | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| D1.1 | Initial Requirement Report |
The detailed analysis of phenomena and observation requirements for the Arctic region given in this report reveals the following conclusions: |
| D1.2 | Data Management Plan V1 |
This document is the first version of the Data Management Plan (DMP) for the INTAROS project. The DMP describes how new datasets collected or generated by partners in the frame of the project, will be managed according to guidelines for FAIR data management in H2020. INTAROS will collect new observations and generate high-level data products from different |
| D1.3 | Engagement strategy |
The overall objective of INTAROS is to build an efficient integrated Arctic Observation System (iAOS) by extending, improving and unifying existing systems in the different regions of the Arctic. This requires engagement of a broad group of research institutions, educational institutions, operational agencies and stakeholder groups. This document |
| D4.1 | Community based monitoring programmes in the Arctic: Capabilities, good practice and Challenges |
Arctic people live in and observe the Arctic environment year-round. Intimate knowledge of the environment and environmental changes is fundamental to the survival of these people who frequently depend on natural resources for their livelihood. This report presents a review of the capabilities, good practices, opportunities and barriers of community-based environment monitoring programmes in... |
| D7.1 | Project website |
Communication in INTAROS is a cross-cutting activity that is strategically planned with a view to the societal impacts we want to bring about. By developing a coherent communication plan (WP7) addressing focused activities INTAROS will raise awareness and engagement in issues of Artic observations. We target different stakeholder groups, namely: policy and decision makers; business sectors;... |
| D7.2 | Print Materials V1 |
The INTAROS Print Materials are a central part of the Dissemination strategy for the project. They function in conjunction with the products of Task 7.1 – the project website (Deliverable 7.1), e-newsletter, project identity toolkit and branding – to impart a professional quality to the project outputs and recommendations. This document describes how the project identity was conceived, the... |
| D7.3 | Dissemination Plan V1 |
The H2020 programme calls for a Plan for Dissemination and Exploitation of Results (PEDR) to be included in each and every project to facility the transfer of knowledge outputs directly to the market. The Dissemination Plan contributes to this strategy by defining projects, messages and target audiences for the project outcomes. |
| D7.4 | Dissemination material V1 |
Brief overview of dissemination material for the main target groups of INTAROS: decision-makers in European agencies; decision-makers in Arctic, international bodies and companies; early-career scientists and high-school students and teachers; local communities; and the general public. The material includes project brochures, flyers to specific groups and information packages including videos... |
| D8.2 | Gender and diversity action plan |
The aim of this plan is to improve gender balance and diversity in the project. This will be done through the following activities: |
| D8.3 | Terms of reference - Advisory panels |
This document described the role and terms of reference of the Stakeholder and Innovation Advisory Panel and the Scientific and Technical Advisory Panel, which will be appointed in the first year of the project. There will be at least 5 members of each panel, and they will be invited to attend the General Assembly meetings once per year and review the progress during the last year. The panels... |
