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Standards and Best practices – the toolboxes for ensuring high quality of ocean data

EarthzineMarch 24, 2021Oceans, Standards, Sustainability

Figure 2: Fleets of autonomous oceanographic vehicles and sensors together with crewed ships and satellites track and sample ocean features in a coordinated way, as part of MBARI’s CANON project.

With the introduction of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, it is obvious that we have a clear need for standards to allow for the comparability of ocean observations.

Sustaining Long-Term Ocean Observations

EarthzineJanuary 20, 2021Earth Observation, Ocean Decade, Oceans

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Long-term observations are critical for using ocean resources responsibly and sustainably.

Ocean Best Practices OBPS Success Story – GOOS-Endorsed Best Practices

EarthzineDecember 12, 2020Earth Observation, Ocean Decade, Oceans

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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

EarthzineNovember 24, 2020Earth Observation, Ocean Decade, Oceans

Figure 1. The Ocean Observing Value Chain from observations to users.

Why adopting and documenting Best Practices and Standards is important to understanding our Oceans better, and thereby solving problems of the coming Decade.

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