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2026 Open Ocean Research Grant Program: Informational Webinar | Global Fishing Watch

2026 Open Ocean Research Grant Program: Informational Webinar | Global Fishing Watch

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Harnessing Earth Observation data across the satellite era to assess the state of the ocean

Harnessing Earth Observation data across the satellite era to assess the state of the ocean

What is “data sovereignty”? For Indigenous Nations like the Ha’oom Fisheries cooperative - data is critical. But until now, compulsory monitoring data has been used only to ensure compliance, and then “locked away” in a government department somewhere. OnDeck Fisheries AI helps unlock it – giving Indigenous Nations sovereignty over their fishing data, and additional tools for sustainable fisheries management. ➡️ Full ep on the “Ocean Impact Podcast” available everywhere

What is “data sovereignty”? For Indigenous Nations like the Ha’oom Fisheries cooperative - data is critical. But until now, compulsory monitoring data has been used only to ensure compliance, and then “locked away” in a government department somewhere. OnDeck Fisheries AI helps unlock it – giving Indigenous Nations sovereignty over their fishing data, and additional tools for sustainable fisheries management. ➡️ Full ep on the “Ocean Impact Podcast” available everywhere

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Storytelling with Ocean Data – OOI Ocean Data Labs

Storytelling with Ocean Data – OOI Ocean Data Labs

How can ocean data help coastal communities adapt to climate change? Data from ocean observations reveal what is happening beneath, on, and above the ocean. They underpin our ability to predict, manage, and adapt to changes in the marine environment. Today, more than 80 countries contribute to global ocean observing networks, operating thousands of platforms that “see the sea”, capturing more than 120,000 observations each day. Since 1991, the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO

How can ocean data help coastal communities adapt to climate change? Data from ocean observations reveal what is happening beneath, on, and above the ocean. They underpin our ability to predict, manage, and adapt to changes in the marine environment. Today, more than 80 countries contribute to global ocean observing networks, operating thousands of platforms that “see the sea”, capturing more than 120,000 observations each day. Since 1991, the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO

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When we explore the #ocean, we collect lots and LOTS of #data! Check out this multimedia feature developed in partnership with NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information and OYLA Magazine outlining how, why, and what data we collect and what we do with that data once they are in hand: https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explainers/data.html | NOAA Ocean Exploration

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NOAA finalizes strategy to enhance growth of American Blue Economy

Efficient ocean management policies require tons of data to be effective, but there’s a deficit on this important data right now. We aim to solve this problem by fast-tracking the gathering of ocean data. Shop the new OCEARCH clothing line to support our efforts to unite a variety of scientists aboard the M/V OCEARCH where they can efficiently work together to gather essential data https://shop2give.ocearch.org/collections/ocearch-collection | OCEARCH

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How ocean data innovation is changing how we see the sea

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Ocean Month: Discovering our ocean through monitoring, observation, and exploration - NOAA Research

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We're celebrating marine biodiversity all this week! Ocean Networks Canada's cabled observatories gather data that contribute to our growing understanding of biological diversity in both the northeast Pacific and Arctic ocean. Find out about some of the deep sea and coastal species captured on our underwater cameras! https://youtu.be/ZsMh3W5jocs | Ocean Networks Canada

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🌊🚢 Meet the R/V Neil Armstrong—a ship designed for discovery, innovation, and ocean exploration. Owned by the Office of Naval Research, we operate ARMSTRONG on behalf of the nation’s scientific community. Exploring the Atlantic since 2016, ARMSTRONG supports advanced oceanographic research from the tropics to the poles through the University-National Oceanographic Laboratory System (UNOLS). With an advanced suite of acoustic sensors embedded in its hull, the ship can map the seafloor in stunni

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Antarctic mission doubles scientific monitoring stations | Ocean Networks Canada

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Because of its scale and complexity, no country can understand the ocean alone. As part of the #OceanDecade, the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO drives #OceanScience cooperation — working across disciplines and borders to understand, measure, alert, and manage the ocean: https://ow.ly/YXYm50WikTq | United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA)

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NOAA's Global Ocean and Monitoring program uses a variety of tools to monitor and observe the ocean year-round. Ocean observing tools include research vessels, buoys, unmanned vehicles, and others. Year-round data collection is crucial for establishing long-term trends in the marine environment and for understanding ocean health. To learn more about specific examples of how NOAA uses year-round data collection to observe and monitor the ocean: https://globalocean.noaa.gov/monitoring-platforms/ |

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Current mood before Thanksgiving travel? Or just a really hungry hammerhead shark? 🦈 R/V Neil Armstrong technician Croy Carlin captured this footage of a hammerhead chasing a fish off of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina in October 2023. The ship was in the area in support of the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) Coastal Pioneer Array’s transition to the Mid-Atlantic Bight. While it looks like this shark missed his meal, here's hoping you catch yours– and enjoy the journey! | Woods Hole Oceanogr

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Feeling crabby? 🦀 Take a moment and enjoy the remarkable marine life captured by ONC’s Holyrood coastal community observatory! Deployed in 2021, this observatory sits about 84 metres below sea surface and is operated in partnership with the Marine Institute, Memorial University in Newfoundland. As coastal communities in Canada navigate rapid environmental change, real-time data from cabled observatories help community members make informed decisions about their coastal and marine resources. 🎥

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⁉️ How will rising sea levels impact your community? Find out the causes and consequences– and how we can adapt– at Ocean Encounters, a live virtual discussion with #WHOI experts on April 24! 📲 Register now: go.whoi.edu/oe-rising-seas #OceanEncounters is an official event of the UN Ocean Decade | Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)

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🌊 Our ocean is undergoing rapid change — and understanding those changes starts with reliable, sustained observations. Across the planet, thousands of instruments, research vessels, and dedicated experts work together as part of the GOOS Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS), a programme led by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO. Their collective efforts generate the essential ocean data that supports science, policy, and action. 🔵 GOOS has now published the 2025 edi

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World’s richest source of oceanographic data now operational at Rutgers

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EU Ocean Days 2025: EU funded initiatives for a sustainable blue economy

Lab 1 – The collection of oceanographic data – OOI Ocean Data Labs

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Lab 2 – The display of oceanographic data – OOI Ocean Data Labs

Network observation systems collect data about the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and climate. To learn about the networks highlighted in this video check out the links below: Global Greenhouse Gas Reference Network: https://gml.noaa.gov/ccgg/about.html U.S. Climate Reference Network: https://www.arl.noaa.gov/research/boundary-layer-characterization/blc-projects-climate-reference-network/ Atmospheric River Observatories: https://www.psl.noaa.gov/technology/aro/ #ABCsNOAA | NOAA Office of Oceanic an

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Ask an ocean expert: Why is ocean data important?

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