About the Cluster
Welcome to the EU Polar Cluster – a collaboration of Arctic and Antarctic projects funded by the European Commission The EU Polar Cluster is a network of Horizon 2020 and a Framework Programme 7 funded polar projects. We have a…
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ACCIBERG
Arctic Cross-Copernicus forecast products for sea ice and iceBERGs (ACCIBERG) Contrary to sea-ice state and forecasts, there is little information about icebergs available publicly except for the area around Newfoundland, Labrador Sea and the southern tip of Greenland. Even in…
Active Action Groups
Action groups are created on the Catalyst Platform (polarcatalyst.eu) – Discussions and independently coordinate their activities there. Please see the below table for all current information on the active Action Groups within the EU Polar Cluster: Action Group Start…
AI-ARC
The complex and multi-stakeholder nature of today’s maritime domain, combined with contemporary technology developments such as global connectivity has the potential to facilitate significant data collection within a realm which has been relatively untapped until now. When applied to remote…
APPLICATE
A team of experts in weather and climate prediction from 15 research institutes, operational centres and universities in eight European countries contributed to the success of APPLICATE – an AWI-led European project aimed at improving predictive capacity on polar regions…
ARCOS
The goal of the ARCOS project is to design and implement an early-warning system named ARCOS (Arctic Observatory for Copernicus SEA Service) providing continuous monitoring of the Arctic region. Designed to generate actionable products in the security domain by processing…
ARCSAR
Innovation platforms for Arctic and North Atlantic security: The provision of new research and innovation programmes contribute substantially to successful interactions between security and emergency response institutions in the Arctic and the North Atlantic (ANA). In this context, the EU-funded ARCSAR…
Arctic PASSION
The Arctic is more affected by climate warming than any other region. To monitor the ongoing changes, to predict the evolution of the climate system and to develop mitigation measures, we need a coherent system of Earth Observation.
ArcticHubs
The Arctic today faces extraordinary pressures, with globalisation and climate change combining to drive change at an unprecedented rate. The opening up of new economic sectors, including mining and mass tourism, alongside the industrialisation of many traditional livelihoods, such as…
ARICE
ARICE (Arctic Research Icebreaker Consortium: A strategy for meeting the needs for marine-based research in the Arctic) is a project financed by the EU HORIZON2020 RIA Research and Innovation action on the topic “Integrating Activities for Starting Communities”. ARICE joins…
ASSW 2021
Cluster projects submitted several sessions to ASSW – the Arctic Science Sumit Week, held online in March 2021. Some of these were individual projects, and some were collaborative sessions. Type Projects Details When Links Workshop KEPLER Enhancing Copernicus 2.0 information products…
ASSW 2022
ASSW 2022 Cluster projects submitted several sessions to ASSW 2022 – the Arctic Science Sumit Week, held online in late March/early April 2022. Some of these were individual projects, and some were collaborative sessions. Type Cluster Members Details When Link Planning…