-
ObsSea4Clim Annual Meeting 2026
On 4-5 March 2026, we gathered in Palma, Mallorca for the annual ObsSea4Clim Meeting. The event span over two days and featured science talks, progress…
-
Workshop on sea-ice related EOVs
On March 3rd, we gathered in Palma, Mallorca for a workshop on sea ice essential ocean variables (EOVs) and essential climate variables (ECVs) ahead of…
-
Sea surface temperature can affect blue mussels health – new study
A new study analysing 30 years of monitoring data (1992–2022) shows notable changes in suspended blue mussels (Mytilus sp.) in Irish waters. Over this period,…
-
GOOS EOVs: the backbone of a sustained and evolving ocean observing system
Sustained collection of ocean observations spanning ocean physics, biogeochemistry, and biology and ecosystems, is crucial for more nuanced understanding of the ocean and climate change.…
-
Milestone MS8: preliminary assessment of marine extreme indicators
Check out our newest milestone, which presents the progress achieved in the regional assessment of marine extreme indicators. The assessment covers the following three main…
-
New deliverable on leveraging the need for ocean indicators
Ocean indicators are necessary because they translate complex ocean data into simple, practical measures of the ocean’s state and climate, which, when combined with science-based…
ObsSea4Clim 