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The Ocean Biodiversity Information System (OBIS) and the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) aim to make information on ocean biodiversity easier to find, share and use worldwide.

Copernicus data highlighting critical risks to oceans will enable better simulation, forecasting and decision-making on fisheries management and marine protection, says European Commissioner.

Norwegian authorities want different offshore industries to share data to support knowledge-based management of Norwegian marine areas.

"Unique" data series demonstrates water along the Norwegian coast has become 1-2ºC warmer since 1935, driving fish species such as cod further north.

This initiative has an investment of approximately 10 billion won (approximately €5.8 million), and is scheduled to be completed in June 2027.

The initiative represents an innovative industrial collaboration combining sustainable data center operations with land-based trout farming.