Category: New Technology Proving
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New way to visualise IMOS biological data: introducing the Biological Ocean Observer
The Biological Ocean Observer is a website that integrates, analyses and visualises data collected from IMOS platforms around Australia including the network of National Reference Stations, Continuous Plankton Recorders, Ships of Opportunity and coastal monitoring sites.
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Lisa Blair sails into Albany breaking the Antarctic circumnavigation world record
During her 92 days at sea Lisa has been continuously collecting mircoplastics samples for IMOS.
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IMOS low-cost wave buoys capture extreme events during pilot project
Wave measurements across Australia’s oceans are essential for research, marine industries, government agencies and service providers.
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IMOS and space: National research infrastructure supporting and delivering satellite-derived ocean observations
This is the second in a series of IMOS Impact Case Studies, available for download from the IMOS website.
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Low-cost wave buoy data starts to flow onto the AODN Portal
Data from the low-cost wave buoy sites is available now
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Drifting IMOS wave buoys reveal the intensity and duration of Perth’s recent superstorm
The buoys are part of the IMOS New Technology sub-Facility focusing on the suitability of low-cost wave buoys for real-time wave observations.