OBSERVATION AND AI-POWERED SYSTEM FOR INTELLIGENT WATER SOLUTIONS

UFUK 2020 Projesi, RIA, Araştırma ve Yenilikçilik Eylemleri Projesi, 2026 - 2030

OASIS will deliver Earth Intelligence in the water thematic domain to address global challenges, support European Union (EU) policies.

We tackle main aspects of water resilience and water cycle management and create innovative policy-mixes with biodiversity and

climate change. OASIS is targeted both for EU directives as well as United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs, 6,14)

information needs. We will support the implementation of key policies with 16 partners representing vast and long-term expertise on

Earth Observation services, Artificial Intelligence (AI), modelling, with 15 case areas from Europe, Africa and South America. Our

business partners develop solid business plans for commercial exploitation. We build on predecessor services and projects and commit

to collaborate with ongoing actions. Among EU policies, the main regulation for water protection is the EU Water Framework Directive,

closely linked with recent and timely Nature Restoration Regulation under the overarching EU Biodiversity strategy. The novelty of

our integrated systems is to use AI to combine EO, models and in situ to enable interactions and information mining. These assist

policymakers dealing with complex and interlinked topics, by creating policy mixes on water resilience, ecosystems and biodiversity

and, further, supports transition towards Green Deal. Our work plan is based on co-design, collaboration and clustering with extensive

stakeholder segments at global, EU, national, regional and local levels including already 40 committed stakeholder organizations: at

global level GEOAquaWatch and World Water Quality Alliance, UNEP and EuroGEO. At EU-level, KCEO and EEA committed to

projects under this call, further we have committed to OASIS JRC-led working groups (WG) for water resilience relevant directives,

such as WG ECOSTAT. National representatives of the WGs participate as project partners, including two national representatives to

the Copernicus User Forum.