
Alain Arnault
Head of Digital Ocean Department at Mercator Ocean International; leads development of the European Digital Twin Ocean (EDITO) for the European Commission.
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Jun 10, 2026
How AI and satellites can help protect our oceans
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Alain ArnaultGUEST
First of all, we need to be sure that the digital twin ocean is by itself resilient.

Alain ArnaultGUEST
This means that we need to rely on information coming from satellites that are trustable, that are reliable.

Alain ArnaultGUEST
So we have the example of the satellite coming from MISA and Copernicus that are fully European and we can trust them.

Alain ArnaultGUEST
We need to have some solution in Europe in order to support our development, our processing.

James ThomasHOST
In terms of security, the Digital Twin Ocean aims not only to be reliable and secure for its users, but also more actively involved in the European security sector.