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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.

GEO Plenary in Russia to Consider Pathway to Sustainable Development Goals

EarthzineNovember 2, 2016GEO/GEOSS News, Original, Quick Looks

Now beginning its second decade as an organization, the Group on Earth Observations (GEO) convenes its annual plenary meeting in St. Petersburg, Russia, to consider how best to support the Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Global Agenda.

GEO Helps Launch Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data

EarthzineNovember 7, 2015GEO/GEOSS News, Original, Sections

Global data collaboration has long been a driving goal of the Group on Earth Observations. The recent launch of the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development Data promises to help forward that goal.

European Marine Observation and Data Network (EMODnet): Making Fragmented Marine Data Relevant and Accessible

EarthzineOctober 8, 2015Original

EMODnet members provide and manage marine data that supports policy development, scientific research and industrial applications as well as stimulating investment in sustainable coastal and offshore activities.

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