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First leg of the MSM129 expedition on Maria S Merian finished in St. John's Canada. Focus was on the Deutsche Allianz Meeresforschung (DAM) - Kontaktprofil Underway data pilot project. Optimizing workflows for e.g. ADCP processing with https://lnkd.in/eww3Jiuh, real-time data transmission, metadata workflow from bridge controlled event log, and see what is needed to implement "adaptive sampling" into a non-science controlled underway data environment - using the case of "uncharted potential seamounts" - all relevant in the context of Pangaea.de, EuroGO-SHIP Project and ocean observing in general Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS)

The International Seabed Authority has released a new report, commissioned to NOC, analysing the ISA's contribution to advancing marine scientific research and exploration. 🔦 Find out more about the report and our contribution here 📕 https://lnkd.in/eeQwhB9K

The 2nd General Assembly of the #LIFECYANOBLOOM project was held in the city of Valencia (Spain) on 22 and 23 April. It was an opportunity to review the main progress of the project and to plan the next actions.   During the first session on the 22nd, we did a review of the evolution and progress of the different activities and tasks of the project, as well as the results obtained so far, and the main challenges faced by the project and how to address them in the following tasks to be developed were analysed and discussed. It is worth highlighting the interesting advances that are being developed in the first two demonstration experiences that are currently being carried out, one in the Urrunaga reservoir (Álava) and the other in the Växjö reservoir in Sweden.   In the second session, held on the 23rd, the Bellús reservoir was visited, where another of the demonstration experiences of the project will be developed, and where it was possible to see first-hand the current problems presented by this reservoir, and how LIFE CYANOBLOOM is going to offer the best solution adapted to its characteristics. A meeting was held at this reservoir with the reservoir’s management bodies, who expressed their interest in participating in the LIFE CYANOBLOOM project, as they see it as a promising opportunity to tackle the problems of cyanobacterial blooms that they have been suffering in recent times.   More info: https://lc.cx/Jf0zCU   #LIFEProgramme #WaterReuseEU #WaterPotableEU #EUBiodiversity #Natura2000 #EUGreenDeal #SustainableFinanceEU

#LatestPaper in MDPI Environments 📢🌍 Check out our latest article: "#ColdIroning and the Study of #RES Utilization for #MaritimeElectrification on Lesvos Island Port" 🖊️by Alexandros Kelmalis, Andreas Dimou, Demetris Francis Lekkas and Stergios Vakalis 👉 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dRi-Txfr #openaccess

This year, I worked with two brilliant researchers at UTSA on a new idea that some exoplanets might be "hydrothermal worlds". This would be where they have deep oceans of supercritical water (hot!) with all sorts of interesting consequences that we are just starting to explore. What's cool is that this paper used approaches that I first used on Enceladus over 16 years ago! Making these types of connections between the solar system and exoplanets will help to move both fields forward. https://lnkd.in/g-bkNUCB

Great session highlighting the many linkages between the seabed, science, marine protected areas, and the need for data and data standards to enable a safe, sustainable ocean

#NNSA partnered with the Regional Cooperative Agreement Regional Office and the Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute last week to host the inaugural Hands-On Electron Beam Workshop for Asia and the Pacific. It was part of a regional project promoting eBeam as a secure technology for agriculture, industry, human health, and the environment.

Check out the activities of Narsaq International Research Station (NIRS) on our website (linked to this article) - however more up to date and detailed information can be found on our Facebook site https://lnkd.in/dxHDFbNY

Glad to share the latest work from the Subsurface Opportunities and Innovations Laboratory (#SOIL) at Northwestern University, published today in Communications Earth and Environment by Nature Portfolio. Led by Dr. Andony Landivar, this investigation presents a novel ground improvement method that leverages mild electrical stimulations to transform naturally dissolved minerals in the pore water of soils into solid cement binders. Unlike established methods for cementing soils, the present approach does not resort to the injection of external fluids, and can be powered by limited amounts of electricity coming from renewable energy sources. The effects of this method are explored in this work with reference to marine sands, which are highly susceptible to erosion and increasingly struggle to support civil infrastructure in coastal areas—where about 40% of the world's population lives. More on this work here: https://lnkd.in/deHpPfeK

Dear community, I'm so happy to announce that our new recently published research paper is now available online in the Journal of Maritime Research.This paper demonstrates a review of the world's experience with using #AUV to solve such tasks. Also, it considers the possibility of using AUV for exploration of the MRC and escorting their extraction in the water areas of the #Russian_Federation by using methods of #system_analysis and a #mathematical_model. The results show that in Russia there is a shortage of specialists in the development and creation of both AUV and AUV, as well as control systems. However, it should be considered that bringing Russian research to an advanced level of development in the fields of ocean research and the exploration of #mineral_resources requires a significant increase in funding. Besides, the development and establishment of AUV in Russia for the resolution of MRC problems is a pressing issue that must be addressed. https://lnkd.in/ea5ZzdPp