Professional women’s contributions and testimonies at the panel session organized by the OES during the women-in-engineering breakfast panel at Oceans 2022 conference at Hampton Roads
Offshore Wind in the US: The take at OCEANS 2022 Hampton Roads
This article summarizes the talks at the session on “Offshore Wind: Discussing Opportunities for Innovation with Industry” held at the OCEANS 2022 Hampton roads.
OCEANS 2021 Student Poster Competition
The coveted OCEANS student poster competition saw good participation in the 2021 edition too.
OCEANS 22 – An in-person technical treat in the post-Covid era
OCEANS 2022 was one of the first hybrid OES conferences organized post-Covid in Chennai, a beautiful beach city of India. This article is a brief coverage of this event.
IEEE OES, Schmidt Ocean Institute and MTS announce new partnership and support for student competition
The collaboration includes supporting student and early career ocean professionals, women in marine science and technology, and other joint activities between the two societies and the Institute.
Sustaining Long-Term Ocean Observations
Long-term observations are critical for using ocean resources responsibly and sustainably.
Ocean Best Practices OBPS Success Story – GOOS-Endorsed Best Practices
During the last year, Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS), working with the OBPS, have developed a process to enable GOOS community best practices to be identified and made available via a search function in the OBPS.
Improving Global and Regional Ocean Observing Through Best Practices and Standards
Why adopting and documenting Best Practices and Standards is important to understanding our Oceans better, and thereby solving problems of the coming Decade.
Plastics: A Threat to our Oceans
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?