Can we monitor the plastics problem effectively with ocean observation systems? In order to fully explore means for detection, monitoring and quantifying plastics, a comprehensive strategy is needed.
Fuzzy approaches for the complex problem of microplastic fibre pollution
Microplastic fibres shed during washing of clothes and other synthetic textiles make up a significant proportion of marine microplastic pollution. How can we reduce the flow of microfibre pollution?
Earthzine announces Plastics theme for first half of 2020
Earthzine will be publishing several articles on this huge problem of Plastic pollution in Oceans, in early-2020. Watch out !
Merging of scientific minds at the Little Red Dot, Singapore
The next OCEANS conference will be held in Singapore, and promises to take further the discussion on Ocean science and technology.
Earthzine at OCEANS Seattle
Want to stay updated with the latest stories from one of the largest gatherings of leading global innovators, analysts, and producers of marine technology, research, and education ? Want to know what happened at the OCEANS conference, but unable to make it for the event ? Worry not. We have your back, at Earthzine. Earlier this year, Earthzine kickstarted its … Read More
Data. To store or not to store, that is the question.
Panel Session on “Big data processing: What is the added value, for which applications?” at Oceans conference, Marseille.
World Hydrography Day Workshop at OCEANS Conference
A workshop dedicated to World Hydrography Day was organized at Oceans 2019 conference by the International Federation of Hydrographic societies.
Careers – An IEEE OES panel at Oceans’18 in Charleston
Summary of a Panel discussion on Careers held at Oceans’18 Charleston organized by IEEE OES.
SELFI: NASA’s Pursuit of Life on Saturn’s Enceladus
A new instrument will study the plumes of Saturn’s small moon, telling scientists more about the possibility of life in its global ocean.
Listening to the Ocean with NeXOS Passive Acoustic Smart Sensors
International partners develop next generation, web-enabled sensors to monitor a changing ocean.