Oceanography

 

 

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Representatives of the Regional Environmental Protection Agencies and the National Environmental Protection System attended the event, which included practical exercises focused on strategies for visualising and analysing physical and biogeochemical marine data

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OGS coordinates the initiative, which explores the depths of the Mediterranean Sea to better understand its connections with coastal waters and identify ways to protect its biodiversity

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Setting sail from the port of Bari, the mission focused on the southern Adriatic Sea and was dedicated to the maintenance of underwater observation sites, which are part of a European network for continuous ocean monitoring

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Researchers from the Centre for Seismological Research and the Oceanography Section of the OGS recently organised a series of educational scientific initiatives designed to engage and inspire young people, as part of the Scienza Under 18 Festival in Monfalcone

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The training course focused on EMODnet Chemistry, a key component of EMODnet aimed at collecting and validating data on eutrophication, ocean acidification and marine contaminants since 2009, has come to a close

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The training sessions on products from the Copernicus Marine Service have begun. The first event focused on heatwaves

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A new study by OGS highlights the key role of this variable in the era of global warming

Underwater noise

Human activities and their associated noise pollution are a major contributing factor in the deterioration of marine ecosystems. A team of researchers from the OGS and the University of Trieste has made significant advances in the field of noise-mapping in medium-scale marine environments, offering significant improvements for practical applications

Kick off meeting progetto Rivierade

The RIVIERADE project has officially launched. Funded by the Horizon Europe programme with over €4.3 million and coordinated by OGS, it will bring together an international consortium of excellence over the next four years to develop new scientific tools and climate services to support climate