EPOC deliverables

EPOC deliverables are listed below. Click on the links to read a summary; full reports are available once they have completed the full review process. 
Deliverable No.TitleWork PackageLead partnerDate dueStatusSummary
D6.1EPOC dissemination exploitation and communication planWP6 Communication dissemination and exploitationSeascape Consultants2022-12CompleteEstablished EPOC's stakeholder map, communications toolkit, and case study model, the framework WP6 has built on throughout the project.
D7.1Data management planWP7 Coordination and managementUniversität Bremen2022-12CompleteSet data, metadata, and FAIR standards for EPOC's observational and model outputs, committing several hundred terabytes of model data to open archives on completion.
D1.1Palaeo proxy recordsWP1 Quantifying past AMOC changeUniversity College London2023-12CompleteNew and published proxy records along the Deep Western Boundary Current show inconsistent vertical and latitudinal coherence between water masses, a target now being tested against models in WP3.
D1.2Heat and freshwater transport variability through Arctic gateways (2004-2022)WP1 Quantifying past AMOC changeNorwegian Polar Institute2025-10In reviewHeat transport into the Arctic Ocean and freshwater transport out both show significant downward trends between 2004 and 2022, declining by 1.3 terawatts and 2.2 millisverdrups per year respectively.
D6.2Updated EPOC dissemination exploitation and communication planWP6 Communication dissemination and exploitationSeascape Consultants2025-06CompleteOriginal communication plan (D6.1) updated to include guidelines on comms requirements for deliverables and reports
D7.2Updated data management planWP7 Coordination and managementUniversität Bremen2025-06CompleteOriginal data management plan (D7.1) updated
D1.3AMOC transport variability and coherence from observations and modelsWP1 Quantifying past AMOC changeNational Oceanography Centre2026-03In reviewAMOC coherence proves substantially stronger in the South Atlantic than the subpolar North Atlantic, and higher-resolution ocean models capture this variability more accurately, though not uniformly, sharpening where future observing effort should focus.
D5.1Moored biogeochemical measurements in the Atlantic: performance assessmentWP5 Designing an effective and sustainable AMOC observing systemNational Oceanography Centre2025-12In review
D3.1Evaluation of the robustness of AMOC proxiesWP3 Explaining past AMOC changesUniversity of Reading2026-05In reviewSubpolar salinity and surface heat flux track AMOC change more reliably than sea surface temperature, and model resolution can reverse the temperature fingerprint entirely, so no single proxy explains more than half the variance.
D4.1Assessment of AMOC-related impacts and abrupt changes including tipping points in high-resolution coupled modelsWP4 Future AMOC evolutionMax Planck Institute for Meteorology2026-10Pending
D3.2Synthesis report: The variability of the AMOC since 1850 and its driversWP3 Explaining past AMOC changesUniversity College London2026-12Pending
D4.2Analysis of key processes governing future AMOC responses to abrupt 4xCO2 forcingWP4 Future AMOC evolutionCentre National de la Recherche Scientifique2026-12Pending
D2.1The role of the NAC on DWBC variability and its influence on AMOC coherenceWP2 Key processes of meridional transportUniversität Hamburg2027-01Pending
D4.3Synthesis report: Future AMOC evolution and proximity to abrupt changeWP4 Future AMOC evolutionNational Oceanography Centre2027-03Pending
D2.2Synthesis report: The role of the Transition Zone in maintaining or breaking AMOC coherenceWP2 Key processes of meridional transportIfremer2027-04Pending
D5.2Synthesis report: Recommendations for future AMOC observingWP5 Designing an effective and sustainable AMOC observing systemUniversität Hamburg2027-04Pending
D6.3Policy brief on outcomes of EPOCWP6 Communication dissemination and exploitationSeascape Consultants2027-04Pending
D6.4EPOC Final Synthesis: Achievements outcomes and exploitation plansWP6 Communication dissemination and exploitationSeascape Consultants2027-06Pending

The EPOC project produces 18 formal deliverables across six work packages between 2022 and 2027. The table below tracks each deliverable’s status, lead partner, and completion date. Public deliverables link to the full report; in-review deliverables become available after EU approval.

The table below tracks each EPOC deliverable’s status, lead partner, and completion date. Publication deliverables are also archived on the EPOC Zenodo community.

This Horizon Europe AMOC research project is registered as grant agreement 101059547.