ECOMARINE and other projects were presented The Oceanography Center participated with a kiosk in THALASSA2022, on the 20th and 21st of May 2022 in Limassol, Cyprus, an annual event co-organised by the Shipping Deputy Ministry of Cyprus and the Municipality of Limassol. The moto of the two-day event was ‘Sea to Live|Experience Shipping’. Hundreds of …
A Webinar on Marine Heatwaves Over The Monsoonal Oceans by Prof. Dr. Weidong Yu (Director, Center of Ocean Expedition, Associate Dean, School of Atmospheric Sciences, Sun Yat-Sen University, Zhuhai, China) was held on the 17th of February 2022 via Zoom and the Faculty of Science and Technology Facebook Live. A total of 210 participants participated …
The ECOMARINE forum on “Alarming Marine Ecosystem Issues and Importance of Establishing Continuous Monitoring Programs” will take place on the 23rd of February 2022 (2.00-5.00pm – 7.00-10.00 CET) via the Webex platform. It is an online event which will be discussing important issues pertaining to threats to our marine ecosystem such as plastic pollution, climate …
The first phase of the ECOMARINE project has been finalized. The consortium, following a common research protocol has undertaken extensive research tasks on identifying the specific needs on marine ecosystem monitoring in Malaysia and India. The results of the research phase are outlined in detail in the publication of the Marine ecosystem monitoring in Malaysia …
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The ECOMARINE partners met on 9 February 2022 to discuss the next steps of the project. Those entail the development of the specific courses that will form the comprehensive training programme targeted at the professionals in the four institutions in Malaysia and India who are going to be involved in seting up and operating the …
After the winter break The ECOMARINE consortium met virtually on 12 January 2022. The main points of discussions revolved around the finalization of the procurement process of the equipment necessary for the set up and operation of the four Monitoring Labs in the respective four institutions in the Partner countries. The initiation of the training …
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The University of Oviedo, one of the partners of the ECOMARINE consortium based in Spain, successfully organized an international workshop on the topic of Sustainable fisheries and the impact of Global Changes. 88 participants attended the workshop in total, in which the ECOMARINE project was presented along with its aims, partners, and first results.
The ECOMARINE consortium met virtually on 24 November 2021. The main points of discussions revolved around the finalization of the first deliverable reports of the project, namely D1.1 Marine ecosystem monitoring in Malaysia and India, D 1.2. Equipment Purchase Proposal for the Marine Monitoring Labs in Malaysia and India and D 1.3. National and EU …
The ECOMARINE consortium held its monthly online meeting on 20 October 2021. The main point of discussion was the quality control of the first deliverables of the project, namely D1.1 Marine ecosystem monitoring in Malaysia and India and D 1.3. National and EU Legislation for the Protection of the Marine Environment. Partners agreed to intensify …
