We seek pilot sites and authorities managing water-exposed heritage (coastal, riverine, underwater) to validate continuous monitoring, thresholds and alert workflows. We also look for technical partners and research infrastructures to benchmark sensors (pH, temperature, turbidity, ions, O₂ and spectroscopic mid-IR/QCL approaches) against reference methods, and integrators to connect data streams into DSS/risk workflows.

In-situ aquatic monitoring capability developed in TRIQUETRA, measuring key water quality parameters (e.g., pH, temperature, turbidity, ions, dissolved O₂) and advancing spectroscopic sensing (mid-IR/QCL). Produces continuous data streams designed to feed risk quantification and enable alerts/current-condition displays in the DSS.

Yes — sensor packages and data-stream integration can be replicated across many sites, and deployed as devices, monitoring services, or part of a broader heritage risk monitoring stack.

It can be sustained through equipment supply and recurring monitoring services for authorities and site operators managing aquatic heritage. Models include: (a) hardware sales with maintenance/calibration plans, (b) monitoring-as-a-service with periodic reporting and alerting, (c) consumables/spares and lifecycle support, and (d) integration services to connect data streams to DSS/asset management platforms and to tailor thresholds to local conditions. Ongoing monitoring needs in sensitive aquatic settings and post-event assessments support recurring demand and long-term uptake.