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Ocean Observers

Sharing international marine science educational resources

  • Ocean Observers - the comic
  • Teaching materials
  • Learn about observing the ocean
  • Discover the working group
  • About the initiative
  • Photo gallery
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An illustration showing several instruments observing the ocean: a drifting buoy, a moored platform, an autonomous glider, sensors on the back of a sea turtle, a profiling float, a research vessel with a CTD rosette. Information is sent to a satellite. On the shore, there is a sea level gauge. Two children are studying the water while an adult woman watches over them.

Learn about observing the ocean

Discover the various ocean observing networks!

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About the initiative

  • Ocean Observers - the comic
  • Teaching materials
  • Learn about observing the ocean
  • Discover the working group
  • About the initiative
  • Photo gallery
English (United Kingdom)
English (United Kingdom)
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  • Ocean Observers - the comic
  • Teaching materials
    • 5-8 years old
    • 9-11 years old
    • 12-18 years old
    • All ages
  • Learn about observing the ocean
    • Ocean Observers - the comic
    • Ship based measurements - SOT
    • Sea level gauges - GLOSS
    • Drifting buoys - DBCP
    • Moored buoys - DBCP
    • Long-term time series sites - OceanSITES
    • Profiling floats - Argo
    • Repeated hydrographic transects - GO-SHIP
    • OceanGliders
    • High-Frequency radars
    • Animal borne ocean sensors - AniBOS
  • Discover the working group
    • The Working Group
    • 1st Ocean Observers Workshop – 2017
    • 2nd Ocean Observers Workshop – 2021
  • About the initiative
    • Overview
    • Objectives
  • Photo gallery

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  • Ocean Observers - the comic
  • Teaching materials
  • Learn about observing the ocean
  • Discover the working group
  • About the initiative
  • Photo gallery

Tools

 Euro-Argo Twitter account
 OceanOPS Twitter account
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