EurofleetsPlus AUV Lab, 18-23 August 2019, MARUM – Robotics Lab workshop, Gothenburg University, Sweden. The EurofleetsPlus AUV Lab, organized within the scope of the EurofleetsPlus (H2020 funded project) training program, addresses the logistical...
The Odas Italia 1, operated by CNR, is a weather-oceanographic buoy. It represents a unique example of a marine post-high altitude laboratory. The structure, located in the open sea 40 miles from the coast in the Ligurian-Tuscan and Provençal...
DANUBIUS-PP - Preparatory Phase for the Pan-European Research Infrastructure Danubius–RI - The International Centre For Advanced Studies On River-Sea Systems, is an H2020 funded project. DANUBIUS-PP is a three-year project to raise DANUBIUS-RI (...
The RV Oceania, is the only Polish research vessel adapted for a wide range of oceanographic research activities in physics, chemistry, ecology and marine biology in waters all round the world. She is equipped with modern laboratories, state-of-...
The international Argo programme was initiated in 1999 as a pilot project endorsed by the Climate Research Program of the World Meteorological Organization, GOOS, and the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission. The Argo network is a global...
The ESFRI Roadmap contains probably the best European science facilities based on a thorough evaluation and selection procedure. It combines ESFRI Projects, which are new research infrastructures in progress towards implementation, and ESFRI...
The Research Vessel Kronprins Haakon, operated by IMR has been built to operate in challenging ice conditions, which means it can go further north and south than any other Norwegian research vessel. It is equipped with the very latest high-tech...
The RV Ángeles Alvariño, operated by IEO, is equipped with dynamic positioning for corer, grab and ROV operations. Its silent design allows carrying out surveys that involve the use of a wide range of oceanographic techniques; fisheries, physics...
The AtlantOS Seafloor Mapping short video, developed by the AtlanOS projects showcases the importance of mapping the biggest habitat on earth which is largely unknow.