DELAMARCHE, A., DERVAL, C., GIORDAN, C., OBATON, D., CROSNIER, L.
Mercator Ocean international (MOi), France
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The Copernicus Marine Service must deliver and
Mmaintain a competitive, state-of-the-art and operational
European service responding to all users. It is monitored
through key performance indicators (KPls), quarterly and
annually reported. Such KPls assess its reliability against
operational commitments, service level agreement
;timeliness, robustness, etc.). The service monitoring
activity encompasses many KPls to steer the service
and its uptake, and for example provides with figures
about the product portfolio evolution, the evolution of the
ıumber of subsceribers and their detailed characteristics,
and the monitoring of the service availability and product
timeliness.
The Copernicus Marine Service also needs to maintain
a permanent dialogue with users while collecting their
-equirements and supporting them in the use of the service
chrough user support and training services (Giordan et al.,
this issue).
The present paper showcases elements of the Service
monitoring and user requirement activities, and provides
pbrospects for the next 2021-2027 Copernicus phase
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1. PRODUCT AND SERVICE MONITORING
The service monitoring activity encompasses many KPls
to steer the service, its portfolio, its operationality and its
uptake. For example, it provides with figures about the
product portfolio evolution, the evolution of the number
of subscribers and their detailed characteristics, and the
monitoring of the service availability and product timeliness.
1.1. Product Management
Since 2015, Mercator Ocean international (MOi) has managed
system and service evolution through a formal development
process (specification, design, acceptance, entry into service)
with a review process at the end of each development phase.
This has led to regular catalogue releases: 25 catalogue
releases took place from 2015 to 2021.
Between 2015-2020, the catalogue has been enlarged from 134
to 180 ocean products (Figure 1, left panel), and the number of
active users downloading these ocean products every year has
also been increasing (from 2 000 to 9 000 active users from
2015 to 2020 respectively) (Figure 1, right panel):
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‚@ure 1: Evolution of products and active users