EuRockFish Pilot report
This report presents the outcomes of the EuRockFish Pilot, launched to support the development of a more harmonised approach to monitoring European rocky reef fish.
This report presents the outcomes of the EuRockFish Pilot, launched to support the development of a more harmonised approach to monitoring European rocky reef fish.
This report presents the outcomes of the ABMS Pilot, which tested a transnational sensor network for biodiversity monitoring across Europe.
This report presents the outcomes of the Habitat Pilot, which explored how remote sensing can strengthen habitat monitoring frameworks.
The second-year report from the IAS monitoring pilot showcases progress in using image-based technologies and AI to detect invasive plants and insects across Europe.
The second-year report from the soil monitoring pilot compares traditional vs. eDNA methods at a transnational scale.
This report presents the outcomes of the first module of the Habitat Pilot, which reviewed existing methods for mapping and quality monitoring of grassland and wetland habitats across Europe.
The pilot examined and evaluated the current state of biodiversity monitoring governance, data management and interoperability, and data standards across participating countries and regions.
The pilot combines traditional morphological and DNA-based methods into a unified framework and develops standardised procedures for soil biodiversity assessment and reporting, in Europe and beyond.
This pilot is developing new methods to monitor invasive alien species, focusing on plants and insects. It uses image recognition techniques based on computer vision and deep learning.