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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
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Pakhuis De Zwijger
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12/04/2021 - 14/04/2021

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Last month's OBPS Workshop had more than 450 participants from around the world. Catch up on the event, along with other community news, in this month's newsletter: mailchi.mp/oceanbestpract… #obpsiv

About 3 weeks ago from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

And now it's time for the #Atlantic edition of our second #obpsiv plenary! twitter.com/OceanPractices…

About a month ago from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

The #Pacific edition of our second #obpsiv plenary is underway! As our participants span the planet (and the world #ocean), we'll have an #Atlantic iteration at 15:00 UTC Here's the full agenda to catch up drive.google.com/file/d/1fcIv… pic.twitter.com/SUmqm6o4l0

About a month ago from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via Twitter Web App

Several information gaps were also highlighted, including the lack of coastal mapping of #Sargassum strandings and the need for more ground truthing activities that can validate forecasts.

About a month ago from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

The Sargassum Working Group highlighted the urgent need to standardise methods to determine the impacts of coastal influxes and volume of #Sargassum strandings.

About a month ago from IOC-UNESCO Ocean Best Practices System's Twitter via TweetDeck

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