Skip to content
  •  
  • About
  • Repository
  • Journal
  • Training
  • Community Engagement
    • Information Material (Magazine articles/Conference Abstracts and Presentations/Flyers/Posters)
    • Community Forum
    • Community Listserv
    • Image Library
    • Newsletter
    • Feedback, Help Desk & FAQs
    • Social Media
    • Definitions
  • Publications
  • Projects
  • ||
  • News
  • Events
  • Contact
Home > Events > IMDIS 2021: International Conference on Marine Data and Information Systems

IMDIS 2021: International Conference on Marine Data and Information Systems

Posted on 12th April 2021 (9th July 2020) by Pauline Simpson
Loading Map....
Pakhuis De Zwijger
Amsterdam - Amsterdam
Events
52.3666969 4.894539799999961

Date/Time
12/04/2021 - 14/04/2021

Location
Pakhuis De Zwijger

Post navigation

 Regional Workshop for Ocean Science Decade – Pan African and Surrounding Island StatesEvolving and Sustaining Ocean Best Practices IV, OBP Workshop 2020 [Online] 

News

  • Evolving and Sustaining Ocean Best Practices – Workshop III Proceedings Released 1st June 2020
  • Seabed 2030: Building a Complete Global Bathymetry Map by 2030 16th September 2019
  • Essential Ocean Variables: Marine Turtle, Bird and Mammal Abundance and Distribution 16th September 2019
  • see more

Tweets

@MicheleBarbier @shelley_denny Co-designed research activities, participatory projects, exchange with Indigenous populations and obtaining their feedback were also important points discussed today.

Yesterday from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

@MicheleBarbier .@shelley_denny says that Indigenous communities are ready to actively participate in research activities, while at the same time protect their culture and knowledge. Emphasised the importance of collective knowledge rather than individual expertise.

Yesterday from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

@MicheleBarbier The latest session of the Ethics Working Group highlighted Indigenous knowledge, culture and ethical values (in the Eskasoni First Nation context).

Yesterday from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

@kathleenpitz @neiltahiti @raissa_meyer @robynsam145 The creation of a decision tree to narrow down which protocols may be most effective for various research activities and applications was also discussed.

Yesterday from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

@kathleenpitz @neiltahiti @raissa_meyer @robynsam145 This Working Group has so far discussed the ways in which protocols for sampling, bioinformatics and data analysis could be better shared and integrated into the OBPS.

Yesterday from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

Follow @OceanPractices

CONTACT US

International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange
UNESCO/IOC Project Office for IODE
Pakhuis 61, Wandelaarkaai 7,
8400 Oostende, Belgium

Global Ocean Observing System
Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission
UNESCO
7 place de Fontenoy
75352 Paris 07-SP, France

Send us a message

MENU

  • About
  • Repository
  • Journal
  • Training
  • Community Engagement
  • Publications
  • News
  • Events
  • Contact
  • Projects

STAY UP TO DATE

To be kept up to date, please subscribe to our newsletter below (you can unsubscribe at any time)

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

 

Disclaimer: IOC/IODE does not warrant that the information, documents and materials contained in this Ocean Best Practices System website is complete and correct and shall not be liable whatsoever for any damages incurred as a result of its use. Mention of a commercial company or product within this website does not constitute an endorsement by IOC/IODE. Use of information from this website for publicity or advertising purposes concerning proprietary products or the tests of such products is not authorized.

Copyright © 2019 UNESCO/IOC Project office for IODE Oostende, Belgium.

Website design by Blue Lobster