🌊 We’re celebrating two years of OceanICU! 🎂✨
To mark the occasion we’re serving up a visual amuse-bouche to whet your appetite for the important work we produced.
No reservations necessary, head to our website https://ocean-icu.eu/
& thank you for your interest in OceanICU.
OceanICU is hosting a VOP session at COP29: The Ocean Carbon Cycle – Bridging Science, Policy Development and Concrete Action
11 Nov
10 (CET) 9 (GMT)
https://ocean-icu.eu/webinars/oceanicu-webinar-3-managing-and-protecting-ocean-spaces-for-climate-biodiversity-and-people-by-2030/
Jamie Shutler (University of Exeter) will be at the Ocean Best Practices System Workshop, participating in the session: Recommended practices for skin temperature observations: a way towards high-quality air-sea interaction measurements.
17 Oct
5pm (CET)
Register here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ekfriDRYRtm9D0NaMIqUEg
Stimulating Ocean Best Practices: OBPS Workshop VIII 14-18 OCT, 2024 Session on Recommended practices for skin temperature observations: a way towards high-quality air-sea interaction measurements 17 OCT, 15:00-16:30 UTC In this session, OASIS invites the community to an open discussion aiming to identify knowledge gaps, technical limitations and priority needs for improved skin temperature measurements. We look forward to engage with key players, including scientists , industrial partners, technicians and users, towards the development of recommended practices towards more reliable and widely available skin temperature measurements. AGENDA 15:00-15:05 Welcome, Lucía Gutiérrez Loza (NORCE/OASIS) 15:05-15:20 Ocean Skin Temperature: Overview and New Methods for Widespread Measurements, Andrew T. Jessup 15:20-15:30 When is wind speed not enough for characterizing the cool skin?, Sandra Castro 15:30-15:40 Skin SST from radiometers on Saildrones, Peter J. Minnett 15:40-15:50 The increasing importance of skin temperature data for global carbon assessments used to guide international policy, Jamie D. Shutler 15:50-16:30 Questions/Open discussion with the audience Moderator: Andrew T. Jessup/Lucía Gutierrez-Loza
The OceanICU project is designing new Decision Support Tools (DSTs)—modelling tools—to allow us to predict the impact of natural processes and industry actions and of which will aid scientists, industry and policy makers, in exploring the complex tradeoffs involved in determining the optimal resource exploitation strategy. In consultation with stakeholders, the models, scenarios and user experience of these DSTs will be developed over the course of the project to ensure they evolve into effective tools to aid policy makers involved in making decisions around how to deliver the EU Green Deal.
The OceanICU project is designing new Decision Support Tools (DSTs)—modelling tools—to allow us to predict the impact of natural processes and industry actions and of which will aid scientists, industry and policy makers, in exploring the complex tradeoffs involved in determining the optimal resource exploitation strategy. In consultation with stakeholders, the models, scenarios and user experience of these DSTs will be developed over the course of the project to ensure they evolve into effective tools to aid policy makers involved in making decisions around how to deliver the EU Green Deal.
📢 Are you interested in the intersection of science and policy?
Join us on September 19th at 15:00 CET for an engaging webinar on decision support tools and discover how innovative technologies can support policy-making in shaping a sustainable future.
👉 Register here: https://ocean-icu.eu/webinars/oceanicu-webinar-6-decision-support-tools/
#eugreendeal #AI #MachineLearning #Register #Webinar
The OceanICU project is designing new Decision Support Tools (DSTs)—modelling tools—to allow us to predict the impact of natural processes and industry actions and of which will aid scientists, industry and policy makers, in exploring the complex tradeoffs involved in determining the optimal resource exploitation strategy. In consultation with stakeholders, the models, scenarios and user experience of these DSTs will be developed over the course of the project to ensure they evolve into effective tools to aid policy makers involved in making decisions around how to deliver the EU Green Deal.
📢Check out what we've been up to in our latest newsletter 📰 🌊
🔗 https:https://ocean-icu.eu/newsletter/newsletter-issue-5/
#EUGreenDeal #MissionOcean #HorizonEU #Ocean #Carbon #Research #Climate #Science
Hi everyone,Wow, doesn’t time fly? It seems only yesterday that the OceanICU consortium met in Copenhagen to plan the first phase of the project, but that was actually over a year ago. Since then all the work packages have made great progress initialising themselves and the second Annual Meeting, recently held online, provided a really good overview of where we are.
