Senior researcher at CRS4, he is head of the Environmental Sciences branch of the Energy & Environment program. His research interests are related to meteorological mesoscale ensemble prediction, climatic modelling and environmental data analysis. Currently, between the others, he is involved in the EU-H2020 Netfficient project for the development of a energy production, from renewable sources, forecasting system. Recently involved in the EU-FP7 CLIMB project in which CRS4 evaluated and compared the skill of various regional climate models as boundary conditions for hydrological modelling scenario studies in the Mediterranean basin area. Within the projects GRIDA3 and CYBERSAR, funded by the Italian Research Ministry (MIUR), he was involved in setting up a multi-model multianalysis limited area ensemble to be run on a GRID infrastructure and\/or remote computing portals. He has been involved in many other European and Italian research programs: FP7, Interreg IIC, FP6, for European Southern Observatory, for the Italian Space Agency, MIUR, National Council of Research (CNR), Italian Electric Power Company (ENEL).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":12762,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"gruppo":[123],"class_list":["post-10281","people","type-people","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","gruppo-data-intensive-computing-en"],"acf":{"name":"Marino","surname":"Marrocu","email":"marino@crs4.it","phone":"+390709250271","user_uuid":"e3be0ba2-99fc-1032-95fe-0030485a3848","personal_page":"","google_scholar_id":"https:\/\/scholar.google.com\/citations?user=pI0Z_zoAAAAJ","position":"Researcher","microsoft_academic_id":"","project_coordinator":[{"ID":12690,"post_author":"4","post_date":"2025-07-03 18:18:27","post_date_gmt":"2025-07-03 16:18:27","post_content":"Climate resilient \u2013 regions through solutions and innovations - Building a low \u2013 carbon, climate resilient future: Research and innovation in support of the European Green Deal.\nSystems Innovation Approach (SIA) addresses the growing complexity, interdependencies and interconnectedness of modern societies and economies, focusing on the functions of the cross-sectoral system as a whole and on the variety of actors.\u00a0The Climate Innovation Window (CIW) is the EU reference innovations marketplace for climate adaptation technologies.\nARSINOE shapes the pathways to resilience by bringing together SIA and CIW, to build an ecosystem for climate change adaptation solutions. Within the ARSINOE ecosystem, pathways to solutions are co-created and co-designed by stakeholders, who can then select either existing CIW technologies, or technologies by new providers (or a combination) to form an innovation package.\nThis package may be designed for implementation to a specific region, but its building blocks are transferable and re-usable; they can be re-adapted and updated. In this way, the user (region) gets an innovation package consisting of validated technologies (expanding the market for CIW); new technologies implemented in the specific local innovation package get the opportunity to be validated and become CIW members, while the society (citizens, stakeholders ) benefits as a whole.\nARSINOE applies a three-tier, approach:\n