Summary
Phase 1 of CoMPi aims to assess the feasibility of an innovative service on integrated coastal monitoring, with the use of
low-cost autonomous observational technologies, that will allow the estimation of the future coastline displacements and the
evolution of the shoreline, contributing in this way to the development of the Blue Growth Strategy.
Coastal tourism, a pillar of Blue Growth, is negatively affected by climate change in the Mediterranean and in other
European coasts. Therefore, proper and sustainable management of the coasts is imperative. Although there are methods
and mathematical models widely used to calculate the rates of shoreline changes, the reliability of their estimations depends
directly from the amount and quality of the primary data which often have lower-than-required accuracy. For safeguarding
blue growth and further developing tourism, innovative monitoring tools which use new methods and technologies for
improving the quality and accuracy of the available geo-information providing thus high quality measurements of the
shoreline positions are needed.
Within Phase 1, a thorough market assessment will take place as well as the technical feasibility of the business idea of
PLSurveryors. The factors affecting the pricing of the service and the profitability for the company will be examined. A
business plan serving as a roadmap of how the envisaged service will be further created and developed in Phase 2 for its full
commercialization will be drafted.
The feasibility study will remove any bottlenecks in the ability of PLSurveyors to increase profitability through innovation and
enlarge its clientele. Users of the service could be policy makers for develop tailor-made climate adaptation policies, private
owners of tourist infrastructures, as well as real estate sectors of banks and insurance companies that shall be able to
outline the threats on the coastal area and therefore calculate the potential risks of future tourism investments.
low-cost autonomous observational technologies, that will allow the estimation of the future coastline displacements and the
evolution of the shoreline, contributing in this way to the development of the Blue Growth Strategy.
Coastal tourism, a pillar of Blue Growth, is negatively affected by climate change in the Mediterranean and in other
European coasts. Therefore, proper and sustainable management of the coasts is imperative. Although there are methods
and mathematical models widely used to calculate the rates of shoreline changes, the reliability of their estimations depends
directly from the amount and quality of the primary data which often have lower-than-required accuracy. For safeguarding
blue growth and further developing tourism, innovative monitoring tools which use new methods and technologies for
improving the quality and accuracy of the available geo-information providing thus high quality measurements of the
shoreline positions are needed.
Within Phase 1, a thorough market assessment will take place as well as the technical feasibility of the business idea of
PLSurveryors. The factors affecting the pricing of the service and the profitability for the company will be examined. A
business plan serving as a roadmap of how the envisaged service will be further created and developed in Phase 2 for its full
commercialization will be drafted.
The feasibility study will remove any bottlenecks in the ability of PLSurveyors to increase profitability through innovation and
enlarge its clientele. Users of the service could be policy makers for develop tailor-made climate adaptation policies, private
owners of tourist infrastructures, as well as real estate sectors of banks and insurance companies that shall be able to
outline the threats on the coastal area and therefore calculate the potential risks of future tourism investments.
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| Web resources: | https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/671952 |
| Start date: | 01-05-2015 |
| End date: | 31-10-2015 |
| Total budget - Public funding: | 71 429,00 Euro - 50 000,00 Euro |
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Phase 1 of CoMPi aims to assess the feasibility of an innovative service on integrated coastal monitoring, with the use oflow-cost autonomous observational technologies, that will allow the estimation of the future coastline displacements and the
evolution of the shoreline, contributing in this way to the development of the Blue Growth Strategy.
Coastal tourism, a pillar of Blue Growth, is negatively affected by climate change in the Mediterranean and in other
European coasts. Therefore, proper and sustainable management of the coasts is imperative. Although there are methods
and mathematical models widely used to calculate the rates of shoreline changes, the reliability of their estimations depends
directly from the amount and quality of the primary data which often have lower-than-required accuracy. For safeguarding
blue growth and further developing tourism, innovative monitoring tools which use new methods and technologies for
improving the quality and accuracy of the available geo-information providing thus high quality measurements of the
shoreline positions are needed.
Within Phase 1, a thorough market assessment will take place as well as the technical feasibility of the business idea of
PLSurveryors. The factors affecting the pricing of the service and the profitability for the company will be examined. A
business plan serving as a roadmap of how the envisaged service will be further created and developed in Phase 2 for its full
commercialization will be drafted.
The feasibility study will remove any bottlenecks in the ability of PLSurveyors to increase profitability through innovation and
enlarge its clientele. Users of the service could be policy makers for develop tailor-made climate adaptation policies, private
owners of tourist infrastructures, as well as real estate sectors of banks and insurance companies that shall be able to
outline the threats on the coastal area and therefore calculate the potential risks of future tourism investments.
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BG-12-2014-1Update Date
27-10-2022
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H2020-EU.3.2. SOCIETAL CHALLENGES - Food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, marine, maritime and inland water research, and the bioeconomy
