Research Capacities for the Future of Oceans [Uyumluluk Modu]

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Research Capacities for the
Future of Oceans
Prof. Dr. Ahmet Cevdet Yalciner
Middle East Technical University
Department of Civil Engineering
Coastal and Ocean Engineering Division
and
Ocean Engineering Research Center
Ankara Turkey
Resim görüntülenemiy or. Bilgisay arınızda resmi açmak için y eterli bellek olmay abilir v ey a resim bozulmuş olabilir. Bilgisay arınızı y eniden başlatın v e sonra dosy ay ı y eniden açın. Kırmızı x y ine görünürse, resmi silip y eniden ek lemeniz gerek ebilir.
WORK PROGRAMME 2011
COOPERATION
THEME 6
ENVIRONMENT (INCLUDING CLIMATE
CHANGE)
(European Commission C(2010)4900 of 19 July 2010)
Activity 6.1 Climate Change, pollution and risks
Sub-Activity 6.1.1 Pressures on environment and climate
Area 6.1.1.1 The Earth System and Climate: Functioning and abrupt changes
Area 6.1.1.2 Emissions and pressures: Natural and anthropogenic
Area 6.1.1.3 The Global Carbon Cycle - greenhouse gas budgets
Area 6.1.1.4 Future climate
Area 6.1.1.5 Climate change natural and socio-economic impacts
Area 6.1.1.6 Response strategies: adaptation, mitigation and policies
Sub-Activity 6.1.2 Environment and health
Area 6.1.2.1 Health impacts of climate change
Area 6.1.2.2 Health effects of environmental stressors other than climate
change
Area 6.1.2.3 Methods and decision support tools for environmental health risk
analysis and
policy development
Sub-Activity 6.1.3 Natural Hazards
Area 6.1.3.1 Hazard assessment, triggering factors and forecasting
Area 6.1.3.2 Vulnerability assessment and societal impacts
Area 6.1.3.3 Risk assessment and management
Area 6.1.3.4 Multi-risk evaluation and mitigation strategies
Activity 6.2 Sustainable management of resources
Sub-Activity 6.2.1 Conservation and sustainable management of natural
and man-made resources and
biodiversity
Area 6.2.1.1 Integrated resource management
Area 6.2.1.2 Water resources
Area 6.2.1.3 Soil research and desertification
Area 6.2.1.4 Biodiversity
Area 6.2.1.5 Urban development
Area 6.2.1.6 Integrated forest research
Sub-Activity 6.2.2 Management of marine environments
Area 6.2.2.1 Marine resources
Area 6.2.2.2 'The ocean of tomorrow' call
Activity 6.3 Environmental technologies
Sub-Activity 6.3.1 Environmental technologies for observation,
simulation, prevention, mitigation, adaptation,
remediation and restoration of the natural and man-made environment
Area 6.3.1.1 Water
Area 6.3.1.2 Soil
Area 6.3.1.3 Waste
Area 6.3.1.4 Clean technologies
Area 6.3.1.5 Built environment
Area 6.3.1.6 Marine environment
Area 6.3.1.7 Air technologies
Area 6.3.1.8 Technologies for climate
Area 6.3.1.9 Eco-efficiency and Eco-innovation
Sub-Activity 6.3.2 Protection, conservation and enhancement of cultural
heritage, including human habitat
Area 6.3.2.1 Assessment and conservation in cultural heritage
Area 6.3.2.2 Networking, knowledge transfer and optimisation of results
in cultural heritage
Area 6.3.2.3 Environment technologies for archaeology and landscapes
Area 6.3.2.4 Fostering the integration of cultural heritage in urban and
rural settings
Sub-Activity 6.3.3 Technology assessment, verification and testing
Area 6.3.3.1 Risk assessment of chemicals and alternative strategies for
testing
Area 6.3.3.2 Technology assessment
Area 6.3.3.3 Environmental technologies verification and testing
Activity 6.4 Earth observation and assessment tools for sustainable
development
Sub-Activity 6.4.1 Earth and ocean observation systems and monitoring
methods for the environment and
sustainable development
Area 6.4.1.1 Integration of European activities within GEO
Area 6.4.1.2 Cross-cutting research activities relevant to GEO
Area 6.4.1.3 Earth Observation activities in emerging areas
Area 6.4.1.4 Developing capacity building activities in the domain of Earth
Observation in the new EU countries
and in the developing countries
Sub-Activity 6.4.2 Forecasting methods and assessment tools for sustainable
development taking into account
differing scales of observation
Area 6.4.2.1 Tools for impact assessment
Area 6.4.2.2 Sustainable development indicators
Area 6.4.2.3 Interplay between social, economic and ecological systems
Activity 6.5 Horizontal
Sub-Activity 6.5.1 Dissemination and horizontal activities
MAN HAS ALWAYS BEEN ATTRACTED TO THE COAST
AND THE SEA
FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS, A LARGE PORTION OF THE
WORLD’S POPULATION HAS MADE THEIR HOME ALONG OR
NEAR THE COAST
SOURCE of LIFE
FLORA, FAUNA AND ENVIRONMENT
Science, Culture, Arts, Sports, Expeditions, Surveys,
Collaborations, Adventure, Humanity, Cooperations,
Accordance, Peace , Love and Nature
Focusing on
Europe, Russia,
Mediterranean
and Black Sea
Assyrians, Chaldeans, Hebrews, Hittites, Akkadians,
Etruscans, Minoans, Mycenaeans, Egyptians, Mesopotamians,
Babylonians, Sumerians, Nubians, Persians, Phoenicians,
Venecians, Genoas, Arabs, Greeks, Romans, Ottomans
Civilizations
Plato, Socrates, Hammurabi, Aristotle, Alexander, Ceasar,
Cleopatra, Augustus
Philosophe
Philosophers
Pharoahs, Emperors,
Kings, Queens and Sultans
Governors
War and Peace,
Olive, Grape, Wine, Date
Sun, Beach, Breeze
Culture, archaeology, art, music,
theater, language, philosophy,
politics, democracy, humanity
MARINE RESEARCH CAPACITIES IN TURKEY
METU Institute of Marine Sciences
Dokuz Eylul University Institute of Marine Sciences and
Technology
Istanbul University Institute of Marine Sciences and
Management
TUDAV Institute
Istanbul University Fisheries Lab.
KTU Marine Ecology Research Centre
METU Dept. of Civil Engg. Ocean Eng. Research Center
Yıldız Technical University
Bogazici University
Gazi University
MARINE RESEARCH CAPACITIES IN TURKEY (contd.)
Piri Reis University, Marine Faculty
Ege University Water Resources Faculty
Mugla University Water Resources Faculty
Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University Water Resources
Faculty
Fatsa Marine Sciences Faculty
Sinop University Water Resources Faculty
TURMEPA Institute (Deniz Temiz)
Underwater Research Institute
TURCEV Institute (Türkiye Çevre Eğitim Vakfı)
Ecological Research Institute (EKAD)
AREAS IN OCEAN RESEARCH
Coastal Engineering, Coastal Zone Managemet, Marinas, Ocean
Engineering and Underwater Operations, Design Of Sea Outfalls, Port
Planning and Design, Wave Hydrodynamics, Statistical Analysis In
Coastal Engineering, Modeling of Coastal Engineering Problems, Bıology,
Marıne Resources, Ecology, Environment, Coastal Sedimentation, Coastal
Pollution, Coastal and Harbour,Structures Design, Wind and Wave Climate
Statistics, Marine Hazards
Baseline and identification collection of cultural and Socio Economical
profiles, Strategical approach, Infrastructure tools development for
applications, Applications for MPAs, Management Strategies,
Monitoring,Implementation and Dissemination,
Establishing a Consortium
or Joining as a partner
Issues to be considered
at the beginning of project planning
■ Beneficiaries of the project
■ Project team and partners
■ Success criteria
■ Goal and objectives
■ Methods chosen to achieve
project goal
■ Costs and expenditures
■ Own contribution
■ Potential funders
Project Structure
Objectives
Partners
Work Packages
Outcomes
Read the call requirements
Evaluate the existing capacity
Setup the ideas
Search the Coordinator s and Partners
Discuss the ideas
Fill the gaps
Establish the Project Structure
Follow all technical, administrative
requirement
Elements of the project proposal
■ Project title and acronym
■ Goals and objectives of the project
■ Description of project activities
■ Description of expected project results
■ Project implementation plan
■ Beginning of operations
■ Resource allocation
■ Project personnel
■ Detailed project budget
■ Other technical and administrative means
■ Division of financial sources (own contribution and
other resources)
Challenges in Writing Project Proposal
1) Enhance skills and organisational procedures
2) Understand the role of project proposals in project
management
The project proposal is a tool
3) Conduct preparatory work prior to proposal writing
Inproves quality of the proposal
Sessions for Proposal
• the role of the project proposal and the activities
related to each stage
• how to deal with projects and project proposals from
an organisational perspective
• how project proposals fit into project management
• how to structure a good project proposal
Before Writing a Proposal
■ interview past and prospective beneficiaries.
New benefits and conditions may have arisen according to the previous
projects.
■ Review past project
Avoid repeating mistakes
proposals.
■ Review past project
Select propoer partner
evaluation reports.
■ Organise focus groups.
Make sure that the people you need are willing and ableto contribute.
■ Check statistical data.
Don’t let others discover gaps and inaccuracies in the
data you are relying on.
Before Writing a Proposal
■ Consult experts. Outside opinions will give you
ideas and credibility.
■ Conduct surveys, etc. Gather as much
preliminary information as possible to demonstrate
commitment to the project and to refine the objectives.
■ Hold community meetings or forums.
When the public feels that they havebeen consulted on an issue,
they will be much more likely to cooperate and support
the project
Challenges in Writing Project Proposal
1) Enhancing skills and organisational procedures
2) Understanding the role of project proposals
in project management
The project proposal is a tool not a goal. It is one of the phases
3) Conducting preparatory work prior to proposal writing
Inproves quality of the proposal
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
- Long term background, experience and
sufficient knowledge on investigating diverse
coastal and ocean engineering problems
- Present infrastructure is old – needs
improvements to allow close collaboration
with European research institutions
- Available infrastructure ready for upgrading
- Not much collaboration with European
institutions in terms of human resources/
exchange of researchers
- Experience in large collaborative
international and national projects
- Low visibility of the research center
- Experience in organizing workshops, short
courses
- Staff composed of several young
researchers– available human resource for
capacity enhancement
- Low working knowledge of new technology
on field and lab measurements
- Low working knowledge on field
measurements
- High recognition of experts of the center
OPPORTUNITIES
-Human resources of Turkey needs to be
enhanced through integration with EU
-Networking with the European education
and research centers through EU projects,
such as FP7
-New research fields (such as renewable
energy, spatial maritime planning ) with
needs of research, technology and policy
development tools by national and regional
governments
-Expansion of data from National to EU
datasets
THREATS
-Legislative constraints
- High turnover of staff during exchanges
- Already established networks between
other research facilities
- Economic downturns
Satisfactory due to the Requirements in the Call
Homogeneity in distribution of Partner’ Countries
Diversity in Partner Profiles from necessary disciplines
Reasonability in budget and its details
Creativity
Creativity in ideas, objectives, methods, expected results
Interactivity with the end users
Rationality by self evaluation by SWOT analysis
Applicability for the benefit of general public
Projects
Starts with much enthusiasm
Continue in communication,
cooperation, coordination, and
collaboration
Keep the sustainability in
enthusiasm, communication,
cooperation, coordination, and
collaboration throughout till the end
of the project and beyond
THANKS FOR YOUR
KIND ATTENTION
Wishing well established
proposals with your efforts and
best benefit for the future of
oceans and humanity

Research Capacities for the Future of Oceans [Uyumluluk Modu]

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