The CLIPC project aims to develop a data service infrastructure to provide harmonised access to climate information and provide a toolkit to generate, compare, aggregate and rank indicators of climate change and climate change impacts.

The Delta Flume experiment aimed to verify and quantify hydrodynamic and sedimentary processes involved with resuspension of sediments in oscillatory-only flows at full-scale.

European Directory of the Initial Ocean-observing System. This project constructed and implemented an ocean observing meta database, providing a new tool for searching for information on observing systems operating in European waters.

ESEAS was an international collaboration of organisations operating more than 170 tide gauges along European coasts.

The HUMBOLDT project will help provide a framework for geo data harmonisation and service integration across Europe.

The INDIA project studied the interactions between tides, waves, currents and sediment processes at work in the European coastal zone with the aim to be able to predict change.

The MAIA project developed an inexpensive, reliable system for monitoring the inflow of Atlantic water to the Nordic Seas and looked at how changes of ice extent in the north are related to this flux.

Open Service Network for Marine Environmental Data. The objective of the programme is to provide a software toolkit for building data portals in a consistent manner. The toolkit will be developed through the use of emerging web standards and the end product will be configurable by user communities interested in developing a data portal.

The OMEX project studied, measured and modelled the physical, chemical and biological processes and fluxes at the ocean margin - the interface between the open Atlantic ocean and the European continental shelf.

The PROVESS project was based on the integration of experimental, theoretical and modelling studies with the aim of improving understanding and quantification of vertical exchange processes in the water column.

SeaDataNet aims to develop a standardised, distributed system which provides transparent access to marine data sets and data products from countries in and around Europe. It will build on the work already completed by the SEA-SEARCH and EDIOS projects.

SeaDataNet developed a standardised, distributed system which provides transparent access to marine data sets and data products from countries in and around Europe. SeaDataNet-2 will build on SeaDataNet; it involves coordination, support, and research and technical development activities.

SEA-SEARCH provided users with a central overview and access to European marine data and information.

System of Industry Metocean data for the Offshore and Research Communities. Aims to create a central index and database of metocean data sets collected globally by the oil and gas industry.