A provisional list of end-users and stakeholders who will potential interact with the TTO including the following:
Practitioners in the rivers, deltas, estuaries and seas communities:
Businesses (e.g. SME - Small to Medium Enterprise and MNC - Multi National Companies where appropriate)
Marine Spatial Planners and river / coastal manager
Terrestrial planners, regulatory authorities, and public agencies responsible for the monitoring of systems and responding to development proposals
Organisations responsible for monitoring and regulating industries who routinely operate in river-sea systems
Scientists from across a wide range of disciplines (cross-disciplinary scientists):
Encouraging new member to use, or join, the infrastructure
Data produced and associated methods and tools being developed and tested will be both of interest and subject to validation by the respective scientific communities to ensure validity and robustness
Outputs from the project (e.g. scientific papers) will be subject to peer-review
Public audiences:
The wider public will be a target audience in terms of awareness of the roles and benefits of DANUBIUS-RI and the promotion of its public image (esteem)
Involvement of local communities in citizen science initiatives including data collection
Internal Stakeholders:
Inventor(s) - to determine the most appropriate vehicle to protect their invention
Business development specialists - based in the nodes and supersites to facilitate early identification, and realisation of, opportunities from their local scientific communities
Nodes/Supersites - as the host institute of the inventor could also benefit from the invention
Technology Transfer Office – where allowable could receive incentives based on successful realization of IP