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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.…
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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…
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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…
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ObsSea4Clim presented at MonGOOS GA
On 2-4 December 2025, the Mediterranean Oceanographic Network for the Global Ocean Observing System (MonGOOS) hosted their General Assembly (GA) combined with a workshop on…
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New research on dispersion monitoring in the Mediterranean
Over 2,000 oil spills were recorded in the Mediterranean between 2015 and 2017. How can operational monitoring and forecasting be improved to limit the environmental…
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Internal cross-cutting workshop (MS9)
On 25-26 November 2025, ObsSea4Clim held an internal project workshop aimed at synchronizing the work across project’s work packages and outputs. The focus was on…
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