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    Romain Cancouët

    Operations Manager

    WP2, WP4 | Euro-Argo ERIC

    Romain is the operations manager at the Euro-Argo ERIC Office. He is responsible for the technical and operational workflow of the Euro-Argo ERIC floats: procurement, logistics, tests, processing and monitoring. He is also involved in several EU projects and data management activities. He graduated in 2008 from a French Engineering School, and holds a MSc in Ocean and Climate Physics and has continuously worked in the field of ocean mapping and marine observations, mainly in the Research landscape. For TRICUSO he is focusing on technology innovations and field trials, Argo floats piloting, monitoring and data processing.

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