Deliverables

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WP 1Requirement Specifications and Architecture of MISO Platform

WP 2New Sensing Technology: NDIR Climate Gas Sensors

WP 3Autonomous Multi-Format In-Situ Observatories for Extreme Physical Conditions

WP 4Deployment of In-Situ Observatories in Hard-to-Reach Areas for Pilots

WP 5Impact and Dissemination, Communication, and Exploitation Plan

WP 6Project Management

D 1.1Report of requirement specification of MISO platform

D 3.1First version of continuous ambient GHG monitors (6 units)

D 5.1Improved data Platform

D 6.1Consortium agreement

D 3.2First version of Gas flux chambers (10 units)

D 4.2Report on calibration, performance of readyto- deploy monitoring platform

D 5.2Report on impact assessment

D 1.3Report of High level architecture of MISO platform, best of Practice Approaches and Guidelines

D 3.3First version of UAV-based Observatory (1 unit, 2 deployment versions)

D 1.4Updated report of state of the Arctic/Wetland CH4 and CO2 budgets

D 3.4Report on the first prototype of reliable energy#efficient edge intelligence framework

D 5.4Policy Briefs: A report presenting the set of policy recommendations

D 1.5Updated Report of High-level architecture, Practice Approaches and Guidelines

D 3.5Prototypes (with Report) of energy harvesting module for MISO observatories

D 5.5Updates on Improved data Platform

D 3.6Report on data communications for MISO in-situ observatories in different scenarios

D 5.7The MISO project DCE plan-3rd version

D 3.8Updated version of Continuous ambient GHG monitors

D 3.9Updated version of Gas flux chambers

D 3.10Updated version of UAV-based Observatory

D 3.11Report on the final software solution for customized energy#efficient edge intelligence

D 3.12Report on final prototype of energy harvesting module

D 3.13Report on final prototype of energy harvesting module

D 3.14Updated report on ready-to-deploy monitoring platform

Contact Info

Dr. Tuan-Vu Cao, project coordinator.
The Climate and Environmental Research Institute NILU.

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 101086541.