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AODN, Coastal Wave Buoys, New Technology Proving

18/06/2021

Low-cost wave buoy data starts to flow onto the AODN Portal
Read More: Low-cost wave buoy data starts to flow onto the AODN Portal
AODN, Australian Plankton Survey, Ships of Opportunity

28/05/2021

Observing phytoplankton helps us understand how the Southern Ocean food web is responding to environmental change
Read More: Observing phytoplankton helps us understand how the Southern Ocean food web is responding to environmental change
AODN

17/05/2021

Experience the breadth of web services for IMOS data access
Read More: Experience the breadth of web services for IMOS data access
Bluewater & Climate, Deep Water Moorings

28/04/2021

The RV Investigator returns to Hobart after successfully deploying the IMOS deep water moorings in the Southern Ocean
Read More: The RV Investigator returns to Hobart after successfully deploying the IMOS deep water moorings in the Southern Ocean
AODN, Ships of Opportunity

12/04/2021

High resolution ocean profile temperature data in Near Real Time is now available for the Ship Of Opportunity Expendable Bathythermograph data collection.
Read More: High resolution ocean profile temperature data in Near Real Time is now available for the Ship Of Opportunity Expendable Bathythermograph data collection.
National Mooring Network

07/04/2021

New IMOS wave buoy deployed off Maria Island is providing critical wave data for the Tasmanian aquaculture industry
Read More: New IMOS wave buoy deployed off Maria Island is providing critical wave data for the Tasmanian aquaculture industry

Read what’s new

Low-cost wave buoy data starts to flow onto the AODN Portal

Observing phytoplankton helps us understand how the Southern Ocean food web is responding to environmental change

Experience the breadth of web services for IMOS data access

The RV Investigator returns to Hobart after successfully deploying the IMOS deep water moorings in the Southern Ocean

High resolution ocean profile temperature data in Near Real Time is now available for the Ship Of Opportunity Expendable Bathythermograph data collection.

New IMOS wave buoy deployed off Maria Island is providing critical wave data for the Tasmanian aquaculture industry