Category: IMOS OceanCurrent
-
IMOS OceanCurrent upgrade to enhance access to Australian ocean data
IMOS has been working closely with the OceanCurrent Facility at CSIRO to help deliver a fresh new look for the IMOS OceanCurrent website with a beta version released on the 24th April. For many years, IMOS OceanCurrent has been a trusted resource for visualising oceanographic conditions around Australia. It delivers a dynamic, integrated view of…
-
Ocean information behind the Sydney to Hobart
How IMOS data powers an optimised race strategy. As crews prepare to launch into one of the world’s most challenging ocean races, a group of oceanographers are also at work to help competitors optimise their route. IMOS provides data that delivers crucial oceanographic insights, including information about currents along the race route. Drawing on a…
-
IMOS OceanCurrent wave tool monitors high waves from TC Alfred
Written by Salman Khan, Marites Canto, Mark Hemer, and Hamish Ramsay (CSIRO, Environment) Just a week or two ago there were four tropical cyclones lurking to the west and east of Australia: Bianca in the South Indian Ocean, and Alfred, Seru, and Rae in the South Pacific. The wave fields from Bianca, Alfred and Seru…
-
-
IMOS data supports RV Investigator voyage observing EAC eddies
Scientists aboard the current CSIRO research vessel (RV) Investigator voyage are taking a close look at the structure of East Australian Current (EAC) eddies.
-
Application of IMOS data to analysis and conclusions in the 2022 IPCC working group II report
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Working Group II Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability report was released on 28 February 2022.