Portuguese title: Impulso da Aliança Litoral Atlântica para o Crescimento Azul
Acronym: ATLAZUL
Period: May 2021
Status: In Progress
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| Institutes (13) | Top | Datasets | - University of Lisbon; Faculty of Sciences; Marine and Environmental Sciences Centre (MARE), more
- Government of Andalusia, more
- Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA), more
- University of Algarve (UALG), more
- Centro Tecnologico del Mar-Fundación (CETMAR), more
- University of Evora, more
- Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC), more
- Regional Development and Coordinating Commission of the Algarve (CCDR-Alg), more
- Regional Development and Coordinating Commission of Alentejo (CCDR Alentejo), more
- Sines Tecnopolo (Sines Tecnopolo), more
- Docapesca - Portos e Lotas (DOCAPESCA), more
- Andalusian Aquaculture Technology Center (CTAQUA), more
- International Campus of Excellence in Marine Science (CEI·MAR), more
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| Abstract | ATLAZUL is an alliance between the maritime regions of Alentejo, Algarve, Andalusia and Galicia to promote the specialization of the cross-border area in Blue Growth. The general objective of the Atlazul project is to identify challenges, opportunities and generate networks that promote the specialization of the cross-border area in terms of Blue Growth, as well as to develop innovations in the field of Blue Growth policies related to metabolic processes that provide new solutions with digital support, and the improvement of terrestrial and marine knowledge. The Alentejo-Algarve-Andalusia Euroregion, with the additional participation of Galicia, aims to deepen the opportunities by promoting Blue Growth policies that explore the synergies derived from constructive relations between the different sectors operating in this area. |
| Datasets (3) | Top | Institutes | - BlueCrab2022Algarve: Encarnação et al.; 2022; Unraveling the migrations of the invasive blue crab in Algarve - ATLAZUL 2022 campaign, more
- PTN/ATLAZUL: Silva, A.F.; J.P. Marques; J.L. Costa; P.R. Almeida & B.R. Quintella (2022). Temporary acoustic network of automatic receivers (TBR800 Release - listening at 69kHz) deployed in Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Marine Park, 30 km along the Alentejo coast, operating since the summer of 2022, more
- PTN/ATLAZUL/rays: Silva, A.F.; J.P. Marques; J.L. Costa; P.R. Almeida & B.R. Quintella (2022). Tracking the movements of rays in the Southwest Alentejo and Vicentine Coast Marine Park, more
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