About SOILPROM

Information about use-cases environmental and policy specificities, and MP and DST reviews and technical requirements.

State-of-the-art on metals, PFAS, pesticides, microplastics, and nutrients transport and fate, on land management practices for soil pollution mitigation, and on existing policies for soil pollution reduction.

Blueprint to guide databases owner to harmonise existing databases or develop new databases to make them compliant with EUSO and DestinE.

Models with related upgrading and integrating activities to be performed in SOILPROM with protocols

Models code and description with indication of needed input data and output data.

Local databases based on existing data and on newly collected data to run the soil models.

>> Information about models’ performance and condition of use, and knowledge on soil processes and pollutants transport and fate.

Set of scenarios at use-case scale (land-users’ scenarios, policy-driven scenarios, etc.) showing the best pathway and mitigation measures to reduce the levels of pollution in the use-cases.

Report on the quantitative assessment of impacts of pollutants on soil-related ES.

Software unit advising user in the models, the databases, and the parameters to be used in the MP for specific situations.

Open-access MP to run SOILPROM models using existing available databases and newly collected data. The models to be delivered will be (1) the upgraded models already in open-access, and (2) only the parts coded by the partners for the models protected by license.

Mapping of MP and DST’ users’ needs in terms of functionalities for the MP and the DST.

Conclusion and summary of the participants of the international conference on soil processes, soil models and the MP and DST.

Methodologies and tools to support the partners reaching the targeted stakeholders in the use-case.

Recommendations on frameworks and practices for reducing levels of pollution in the case studies.

Description of dissemination, exploitation, and communication goals and tools, the target audience, the main messages to be conveyed and the strategy to overcome the barriers that could negatively affect them.

Progress reporting routine allowing to monitor the progress of work in different work packages.

The plan will outline the project’s management structure, the common rules and guidelines for effective project management and implementation, and quality control procedures for the project’s deliverables.

List detailing the ownership rights over the project results by the different partners.

All rules with regard to the management of data and will comply with the FAIR principles. During the preparation of the Data Management Plan (DMP), the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) will be consulted in order to ensure that the format of soil data generated by the project is compatible with the needs of the EU Soil Observatory (EUSO)