Finnish Marine Research Infrastructure

Acronym

FINMARI

Description of the granted funding

The Finnish Marine Research Infrastructure (FINMARI) combines all major partners (Syke, FMI, GTK, Luke, Universities of Helsinki, Turku and Åbo Akademi) of the Finnish marine research community. It is a distributed infrastructure network of field stations, research vessels, laboratory facilities, ferryboxes, autonomous measurement platforms and buoys. FINMARI provides access to observational and experimental marine research facilities. Our joint infrastructure development plan is based on addressing the multiscale variability of the marine environment by integrating the complementary areas of expertise of each partner. FIRI2023 project aims at filling the remaining gaps in the present research infrastructure as well as maturing digitalization and Open Access to data and services. FINMARI will concentrate on global Triple Crisis: biodiversity loss, climate change and pollution and will act as a link between science and policy makers.
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Starting year

2024

End year

2025

Granted funding







Jukka Seppälä Orcid -palvelun logo
484 348 €

Maiju Lehtiniemi Orcid -palvelun logo
484 348 €

Role in consortium of the Academy of Finland

Leader

Other consortium parties

Partner
University of Helsinki (358684)
272 930 €
Partner
University of Turku (358685)
98 000 €
Partner
Åbo Akademi University (358686)
147 000 €
Partner
Finnish Meteorological Institute (358687)
245 587 €
Partner
Geological Survey of Finland (358688)
323 367 €
Partner
Natural Resources Institute Finland (358689)
163 281 €

Funder

Research Council of Finland

Funding instrument

Research infrastructure

Decision maker

Finnish Research Infrastructure Committee
31.01.2024

Other information

Funding decision number

358683

Fields of science

Ecology, evolutionary biology

Research fields

Ekologia, evoluutiobiologia ja ekofysiologia

Identified topics

languages, language policy