Events
EuroGO-SHIP Voices
Tune into the voices of the EuroGO-SHIP team as they share their adventures from the waters and shores around Europe. Postcards from the Seas is an anthology of the infectious, personal accounts of scientists engaged in project tasks and activities in support of shaping a new research infrastructure for more accurate ship-based hydrography. Check out their stories to get a sense of life on a cruise, to gain some insights into the nuts and bolts of ocean observation, and to learn how these dedicated researchers are providing important data to help society understand our environment and better manage our seas and holistic climate.
We are also pleased to present success stories and case studies here, which will demonstrate the importance of hydrography in the wider ocean observation system.
Success stories
Using Real-time CTD data from Research Vessels to Improve Ocean and Weather Forecasts
A EuroGO-SHIP Success Story By Fiona Carse, Met Office | March 26, 2024Contributions by Tim Smyth (Plymouth Marine Lab) and Matthew Martin …
The Ocean Uptake of Anthropogenic Carbon
A Case Study for the Importance of Hydrography By Richard Sanders, NORCE | December 7, 2023With contributions from Are Olsen As global …
Postcards from the sea
By Dawn Ashby, Jennifer Lockett, and Angelina Smilenova | June 27, 2024 Established in 1995, the Atlantic Meridional Transect (AMT) programme is …
The Age of Water & The Importance of Shared Facilities
An Interview with Emil Jeansson, Chemical Oceanographer By Emil Jeansson, NORCE | December 12, 2023 Emil Jeansson is a Chemical Oceanographer at …
Being a Seagoing Physical Oceanographer is My Dream Job
By Katrin Schroeder, CNR-ISMAR | October 2, 2023 I didn’t exactly set out to be on this path. It was a stroke …
A Tale from a Budding Oceanographer
The Experience Of An Early Career Scientist On A EuroGO-SHIP Pilot Cruise By Teodor Mușat, GeoEcoMar | September 12, 2023 I’m a …
RRS James Cook PAP and EuroGO-SHIP Cruise
By Malcolm Woodward, Plymouth Marine Laboratory, UK | June 1, 2023 The RRS James Cook sailed from Southampton on the afternoon of …