MARINE ECOSYSTEM
MARINE ECOSYSTEM
The Oceans host more than half of the Earth’s living species. Changing marine environment affects this huge biodiversity and impacts global environment and human wellbeing.
CLIMATE CHANGE
CLIMATE CHANGE
The Oceans are a massive solar panel that retains and distributes heat around the globe. A better understanding of its processes is important to mitigate the impacts of climate change.
GEO HAZARD
GEO HAZARD
The monitoring of seismic, volcanic and tsunami activities in the Oceans will lead to a better recognition of geo-hazards, improving detection, early warning and risk management.
TECHNOLOGICAL CHALLENGE
TECHNOLOGICAL CHALLENGE
Technological improvement of sensors, electronic components control and acquisition systems are developed in EMSO to ensure the Regional Facilities being at the state-of-art.
LATEST NEWS
Open positions at EPOS ERIC: Calls for Executive Director, and EPOS website design and maintenance
EPOS ERIC is looking for an experienced Executive Director and [...]
The Smart Lobster project at the EMSO SmartBay Observatory
A new project named Smart Lobster has recently started at the EMSO SmartBay observatory. The project aims at monitoring the burrow emergence behaviour of the Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus) in Galway Bay with the use of a new autonomous long-term deployment imaging device on the EMSO SmartBay observatory.
Air Centre Networking Fridays Special thematic Session on sensors
EMSO CANARY ISLAND team leader Eric Delory will give a presentation on new sensor technologies at the online “Air Centre Networking Fridays” on 26th June. The presentation, titled “Supporting EOVs and FAIRness with smarter sensors”, will be part of a two-hour special thematic session on sensors.
UPCOMING EVENTS
EuroScience Open Forum (ESOF) 2020
September 2 - September 6International Conference on Research Infrastructures (ICRI)
September 30 - October 2Sea Tech Week 2020
October 12 - October 16World Ocean Tech and Innovation Summit
October 14 - October 159th EuroGOOS International Conference
October 14 - October 15
