MareGraph Project Results: Final Public Webinar and Stakeholder Presentation

Project MareGraph: Results webinar After three years of collaboration, Project MareGraph has been successfully completed. To wrap up the project, the consortium is hosting a public webinar to present and demonstrate its key outcomes from a researcher’s perspective. MareGraph is about connecting important marine databases (EurOBIS, WoRMS, MarineRegions) into one smart, interlinked system so computers can ‘understand’ how species, places, and observations in the ocean relate to each other. By doing this, it becomes much easier for scientists, policymakers, and even AI tools to discover, combine, and reuse marine knowledge to better understand and protect our seas.During the webinar, we’ll run a live demo highlighting the project’s main results: new dataset formats and services, open-source tools and code libraries, reusable ontologies, and an international semantics governance workflow. For who? Marine researchers, data managers, infrastructure developers, and anyone interested in linked data and knowledge graphs with EurOBIS, WoRMS, and Marine Regions. Proof of concept: https://www.maregraph.eu/maregraph-poc-ui

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18872892
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Environmental Monitoring and Data Management
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MareGraph Project Results: Final Public Webinar and Stakeholder Presentation

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Environmental Monitoring and Data Management
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MareGraph Project Results: Final Public Webinar and Stakeholder Presentation

Giorgia Lodi, Julián Andrés Rojas, S. Claus, Marc Portier, Joanna Goley, Alessandro Russo
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Project MareGraph: Results webinar After three years of collaboration, Project MareGraph has been successfully completed. To wrap up the project, the consortium is hosting a public webinar to present and demonstrate its key outcomes from a researcher’s perspective. MareGraph is about connecting important marine databases (EurOBIS, WoRMS, MarineRegions) into one smart, interlinked system so computers can ‘understand’ how species, places, and observations in the ocean relate to each other. By doing this, it becomes much easier for scientists, policymakers, and even AI tools to discover, combine, and reuse marine knowledge to better understand and protect our seas.During the webinar, we’ll run a live demo highlighting the project’s main results: new dataset formats and services, open-source tools and code libraries, reusable ontologies, and an international semantics governance workflow. For who? Marine researchers, data managers, infrastructure developers, and anyone interested in linked data and knowledge graphs with EurOBIS, WoRMS, and Marine Regions. Proof of concept: https://www.maregraph.eu/maregraph-poc-ui

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Flanders Marine Institute (BE), Consorzio Roma Ricerche (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 40%
Environmental Monitoring and Data Management
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