MEMFIS 2024 – A Common Future for Marine Monitoring in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea

  • MEMFIS brings together policymakers, managers, researchers, and innovators to design efficient marine monitoring for the Baltic and North Seas, supporting healthy seas and a sustainable blue economy.
  • The event’s objectives are to identify priority monitoring needs, explore innovative technologies for gathering environmental data, and outline next steps for improved collaboration and infrastructure coordination.
  • It will take place on 9–10 November at Münchenbryggeriet, Stockholm, Sweden, offering a program aimed at advancing sustainable marine management through joint efforts.
  • Mikael Krysell
  • Head of Environmental Monitoring
  • Environmental Monitoring
  • Tel: +46 (0)10-6986015
  • E-mail: firstname.lastname@havochvatten.se

Marine environmental monitoring for future innovation and sustainability, MEMFIS, brings together decision makers and experts on marine monitoring from areas such as policy, management, research and innovation. With focus on environmental management needs in the Baltic Sea and the North Sea, we look into how we can design an efficient and effective marine monitoring that provides the basis for healthy seas and a sustainable blue economy.

The objectives

  • Present priority needs for marine environmental monitoring in support of healthy seas and a sustainable blue economy
  • Discuss innovative technologies to provide the necessary environmental information
  • Propose the next steps for improved collaboration and coordination of infrastructure and efforts

The challenge

Sustainable marine management requires efficient and effective environmental monitoring. How can we jointly achieve the best possible marine environmental monitoring of the Baltic Sea and the North Sea?

We offer an extensive programme where we aim to meet the objectives and take steps towards a solution to the challenge presented above – and we hope that you will participate!

Welcome!

When?

On the 9–10th November

  • Present priority needs for marine environmental monitoring in support of healthy seas and a sustainable blue economy
  • Discuss innovative technologies to provide the necessary environmental information
  • Propose the next steps for improved collaboration and coordination of infrastructure and efforts

Where?

Location

Münchenbryggeriet, Torkel Knutssonsgatan 2, Stockholm, Sweden

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Measurement of water quality during dredging. Photo: Natalie Greppi/Havs- och vattenmyndigheten

Measurement of water quality during dredging. Photo: Natalie Greppi/Havs- och vattenmyndigheten

Contact

  • Mikael Krysell
  • Head of Environmental Monitoring
  • Environmental Monitoring
  • Tel: +46 (0)10-6986015
  • E-mail: firstname.lastname@havochvatten.se