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2017-AO
Since 2011, the GMMC call of tender is integrated through a specific action of the LEFE/INSU call of tender. See LEFE/INSU website to download all necessary documents.
Additional information can be found following this link
2016-AO
Since 2011, the GMMC call of tender is integrated through a specific action of the LEFE/INSU call of tender. See LEFE/INSU website to download all necessary documents.
Additional information can be found following this link
2016 Coriolis Activity report
The 2016 activity report is available at 2016 Activity report
Coriolis News Letter 12
This special issue jointly coordinated by Mercator Ocean and Coriolis focusing on the latest outcomes from the in situ ocean observing network is available at http://www.coriolis.eu.org/News-Events/Newsletters/Coriolis-12 .
Coriolis at Brest 2016
Coriolis participation at Science Docks - Brest 2016
2015 Coriolis Activity report
The 2015 activity report is available at
2015 Activity report 6.13 MB
2016-AO
Since 2011, the GMMC call of tender is integrated through a specific action of the LEFE/INSU call of tender. See LEFE/INSU website to download all necessary documents.
Additional information can be found following this link
The MEOP portal: an access point for marine mammal data
The MEOP portal, launched today, is making freely available for the first time years of data on the remote and harsh parts of the planet, which are virtually inaccessible to man. Creatures such as the seals, naturally inhabit icy, remote seas - places which can be very difficult for human beings to visit and monitor. Seals have helped creating one of the world’s largest databases of information on some of the harshest environments on the planet. More information on the Coriolis website.
Argo day on Barcelona World Race
The 8 double-handed crews of the Barcelona World Race (non-stop, unassisted race around the world) set sail on December 31st 2014. They left for a circumnavigation from Barcelona and back, putting the capes of Good Hope (South Africa), Leeuwin (Australia) and Horn (Chile) to port and the Antarctic to starboard.
Operational Oceanography Prospective
In March 2012, the agencies involved in Mercator-Ocean requested the Scientific Council GMMC to organize a scientific foresight exercise covering different fields of national operational oceanography, with the aim of reaching a common understanding of the issues, objectives and research sites to drive in the next 10 years, taking into account the European context and the investments already made in the field over the past 15 years.
A prospective steering committee was established and held a series of workshops and conferences for a broad scientific community. The committee prepared a draft outlook report on the basis of these works, the report that was submitted for review to the community between July 19 and September 28, 2013. A final report was then prepared on the basis of this review by the steering committee.
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