Ocean
Cyber Seals Uncover Mysteries of Arctic Depths
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- 27 February 2013 | By Daily Mail | 219
Elephant seals wearing head sensors and swimming deep beneath Antarctic ice have helped researchers uncover how the ocean's coldest, deepest waters are formed - and how they affect our climate. The tagged seals revealed unprecedented details about the 'Antarctic bottom water,' a dense, deep layer of water near the ocean floor that has a significant impact on the movement of the world's oceans. Read More
Scientists Create New Maps Depicting Potential Worldwide Coral Bleaching by 2056
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- 27 February 2013 | By University of Miami | 196
In a study published today in Nature Climate Change researchers used the latest emissions scenarios and climate models to show how varying levels of carbon emissions are likely to result in more frequent and severe coral bleaching events.
World Ocean Council to Facilitate Industry Action on US Ocean Policy and Marine Spatial Planning
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- 07 February 2013 | By World Ocean Council | 133
The World Ocean Council (WOC) is launching a two-year effort to improve ocean business community understanding, collaboration and participation in U.S. ocean policy and marine spatial planning (MSP) developments.
Marine Geospatial Data Access Solution
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- 22 February 2013 | By OneOcean Corporation | 220
OneOcean Corporation beta release its ClipCard, cloud-based innovation for managing, accessing & exchanging marine geospatial data. Ocean data can come in more than 100 file formats, reach terabytes in size, and take a week to download. Users have limited tools for managing their own holdings and even more limited means of exchanging huge files with others. Because of the sheer magnitude of the data, valuable information remains dormant behind firewalls or on shelves, much of it used only once and then forgotten.
SuperGIS Desktop Supports Marine Environment Protection for Woods Hole Group Middle East
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- 06 February 2013 | By Supergeo Technologies | 121
Supergeo Technologies announced that Woods Hole Group Middle East, U.A.E, purchased SuperGIS Desktop 3 based on the recommendation of Evolving GeoSystems to carry out coastal and oceanographic projects such as coastal management, environmental assessment & remediation, and oceanography & measurement.
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