The Observatory for Climate, Environment and Biodiversity (OCEB) is a multidisciplinary team of researchers and engineers who push the state of the art in monitoring and assessing various components of the Critical Zone from the top of the trees down to the groundwater. The Critical Zone is the Earth's thin surface layer where rock, soil, water, air and living organisms interact with each other. With its cutting-edge technological infrastructures and monitoring networks, the OCEB offers a wide range of services and leverages expertise and knowledge to produce science-based evidence for supporting policy-making processes towards sustainable and informed management of natural resources.
Mission
Through the implementation of innovative sampling procedures and field data collection approaches across a range of application areas, the OCEB aims at moving beyond traditional environmental and ecological monitoring systems to provide the scientific community with strategic inputs for the development of national and international research projects.
The OCEB infrastructures host and maintain structured databases that are key for various end-users (such as private engineering offices, Luxembourgish and European decision- and policy-makers, or other stakeholders) to be informed on environmental and ecological changes across the Critical Zone.
The expertise, knowledge and know-how within the OCEB are mobilised to support the Government of Luxembourg in implementing several of its environmental regulations and in meeting legal obligations at the European level.
Teams
The OCEB is composed of around 20 researchers and engineers, with a wide range of scientific and technical expertise and competences, structured in two different teams:
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