PNW Node: Sept 19,mCDR Law & Policy Symposium DATE: September 19, 2025, 8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Pacific LOCATION: University of Washington CoMotion Idea Lab in Fluke Hall,4000 NE Mason Rd, Seattle, WA 98195 WHO: This event is of most interest to scientists, regulatoryand legal experts, policymakers (tribal, federal, state andmunicipal), NGOs and technology developers, researchers,coastal […]
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New webinar series! Find out more 4D-BGC group website: https://4d-bgc.github.io Past: Webinar #1 on November 26 at 0600 EST/1200 CET Title: Advancements in Biogeophysical 4D reconstructions: New methods development and exploitation of existing products for scientific investigations Presenter: Dr. Bruno Buongiorno Nardelli Italian National Research Council This presentation will address two key topics: the development […]
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This event will highlight, in parallel, the quantitative aspects of Blue Carbon (e.g., their roles in NDCs) as well as the more qualitative aspects of Blue Carbon (e.g., cultural ecosystem services). Specifically, this event will address the ways in which blue carbon has been and can be further included in GG inventories and Nationally Determined […]
Read MoreNew Ocean Metaproteomics paper published (web link and pdf link) to help promote proteomics in environmental settings. The study is open access. This paper is a product of OCB’s Intercomparison of Ocean Metaproteomic Analyses.
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Earlier this year, we conducted an online survey and consultation with the broader ocean science community to assess what we perceive as emerging skills gaps in basic physical chemistry training and expertise in several areas of chemical oceanography, especially (but not exclusively) including the ocean carbonate system. In the survey, we asked just for this […]
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ASLO 2025 Aquatic Sciences Meeting – Taking the Aquatic Pulse 26-31 March 2025 · Charlotte, North Carolina, USA https://www.aslo.org/charlotte-2025/ Share your OCB-relevent special session via this OCB form.
Read MoreOne of the longest running open ocean time-series on our planet, the Hawaii Ocean Time-series (HOT) can now be accessed using webODV at https://hot.webodv.awi.de. webODV [Mieruch and Schlitzer, 2023]) is the online version of the Ocean Data View (ODV) software. It is developed at the Alfred Wegener Institute, Bremerhaven, Germany with the aim to provide […]
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BGC Argo Webinar #8: Comparing BGC-Argo observations with modelsOctober 16, 2024, 11am Pacific/2pm Eastern Please join us for the quarterly GO-BGC webinar, hosted by the US Ocean Carbon and Biogeochemistry Project Office. This webinar will be focused on comparisons between BGC-Argo observations and ocean model simulations focusing on bbp and particulate forms of carbon. The […]
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Introduction to Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, Ocean Ecosystem (PACE) Hyperspectral Observations for Water Quality Monitoring This online, introductory course will be cost-free and have three, 1.5-hour parts: Part 1: Introduction to the PACE Mission for Water Quality Monitoring (September 25th) Part 2: Overview, Access, and Analysis of PACE Ocean Color Data Products (October 2nd) Part 3: […]
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OCB Scoping Workshop Leaky Deltas: Sources or sinks in the global carbon cycle? March 17-20, 2025 at Louisiana State Univ. (Baton Rouge, LA) River deltas and the adjacent coastal ocean are critical interfaces between terrestrial and oceanic environments. Deltas are the entry point of ~50% of the fresh water and 40% of all global particulate […]
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Applications for a workshop on ethics and governance for (all forms of) climate interventions have just opened: https://apply.knowinnovation.com/climateintervention/ NSF OCE will be sending out a “KandyGram” with this information soon. The application deadline is August 23rd and we’d like to see good representation for mCDR.
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OCB Supports Early Career Participants in Cornell Satellite Remote Sensing Training Program 2024 Michelle Wagner is in her first year of master’s study at the City College of New York. Her research interest is in monitoring the responses of coastal systems to natural and anthropogenic stressors. After graduating from the City College of New York, […]
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The Geostationary Littoral Imaging and Monitoring Radiometer (GLIMR) mission will be NASA’s first geostationary, hyperspectral ocean color sensor to study ocean processes at the spatial and temporal scales required to observe the dynamic ecological, biogeochemical and physical processes typical of coastal and ocean waters. We would like to invite you to fill out a short survey (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/GLIMR), to provide […]
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Learn more about GeoXO and the future of hyperspectral ocean color. If you are interested in the use of cutting-edge remote sensing technology to monitor the health of oceans, estuaries, lakes, and rivers, we highly encourage your participation. July 29, 11-4 EDT Learn more and register (in person and virtual) HERE
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