8th April 2024
Technicians from the Instituto Hidrográfico da Marinha (IH) and PLOCAN deployed a glider from the hydrographic vessel NRP Andrómeda, embarking on a four-week scientific mission under the European project JERICO-S3. The glider was launched southwest of Sesimbra, Portugal.  The activity, known as CBONDEX-TNA, represents a transnational access (TNA) requested by IH utilising a SeaExplorer glider from PLOCAN's VIMAS fleet, navigating the waters surrounding the coastal region of Lisbon to address specific scientific and operational challenges posed by the JERICO-S3 project. To accomplish this, the glider unit has been equipped with specialised oceanographic sensors aimed at measuring biogeochemical parameters (temperature, salinity, pressure, dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll, and turbidity) of seawater, from the surface to a maximum depth…
Technicians from the Instituto Hidrográfico da Marinha (IH) and PLOCAN deployed a…
3rd April 2024
Scientists from around Europe gathered from the 26-28 of March 2024 in…
27th Februar 2024
The Cretan Sea is a subpart of the ultra-oligotrophic eastern Mediterranean Sea.…
21st Februar 2024
🌊 Oceanography Society's "Frontiers in Ocean Observing" Supplement The Oceanography Society invites…
7th Februar 2024
SMHI, with over a century's experience in marine environmental monitoring, offers an…
Transnational Access (TA)