Northern Territory
IMOS is part of Australia’s National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS). Research infrastructure refers to the facilities, equipment, resources, and skilled workforce that underpin cutting-edge research and innovation in Australia. Researchers across many institutions can access the infrastructure, ensuring equitable and common access across the country, from our regions to our cities.
Principal participants include the Bureau of Meteorology, Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) and the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO).
IMOS’ sustained ocean observing infrastructure in the Northern Territory
Ships of Opportunity
The IMOS Ships of Opportunity (SOOP) Facility uses a combination of volunteer commercial and research […]
Marine Microplastics
Marine microdebris is comprised of anthropogenic solid waste, specially microplastics, smaller than 5mm in length, […]
National Mooring Network
The National Mooring Network is a collection of mooring arrays strategically positioned in Australian coastal […]
Wave Buoys
Wave Buoys are used to measure the state of the ocean surface, primarily wave height. […]
Low Cost Wave Buoy Technology
Low Cost Wave Buoy Technology Low Cost Wave Buoy Technology will focus primarily on Spotter […]
Other nationally operated infrastructure in the Northern Territory includes
Argo Floats
Satellite Remote Sensing Products
The Northern Territory marine science community has used IMOS observations to produce
29
Journal Articles
28
Reports
14
Projects
24
Data Products