OceanExpert ID: 50123
Mrs Lucie Marie COCQUEMPOT
Oceanographic observation networks coordinator
Oceanography and Ecosystem Dynamics
Quick Info
Work Location
CS 10070
Technopole Brest-Iroise
29280 Plouzané
France
Nationality
France
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Persistent Digital Identifiers (UIDs)
ORCID: 0000-0002-1175-6650
Highest Degree
Master of Engineering
Job Type
Data Management
Institutional Management
Decision Making & Policy
Technical Advice & Consulting
Institutional Management
Decision Making & Policy
Technical Advice & Consulting
Subject Area
Marine and Coastal Engineering
Physical Oceanography
Research Support Services
Physical Oceanography
Research Support Services
Activities
I am in charge of the coordination of observation networks within French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea (www.ifremer.fr), and a member of the executive boards of several national research infrastructures dedicated to the understanding of the oceans.
Currently, I am the co-chair of the EuroGOOS (www.eurogoos.eu) Scientific Advisory Working Group and the co-chair of a starting OPBS (https://www.oceanbestpractices.org/) Task Team on "Standard Operating Procedures/Best Practices for Coastal Observations in under-resourced countries
Skills
I have recognized skills in leading cross-disciplinary groups, in the
co-construction of observation strategies and in marine data management.
As an engineer in physical oceanography by training, I have developed
interests in the coordination of multidisciplinary systems,
participatory sciences including the valorization of indigenous knowledge, low-tech labs and other open science projects.
co-construction of observation strategies and in marine data management.
As an engineer in physical oceanography by training, I have developed
interests in the coordination of multidisciplinary systems,
participatory sciences including the valorization of indigenous knowledge, low-tech labs and other open science projects.
Working language(s)
French
English
English
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Comment(s)
I am convinced of the need to co-construct a sustainable global ocean observing system as an essential part of the 'value chain' linking ocean and societal interests.
Created: 2022-01-14
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