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bodc.ac.uk

The British Oceanographic Data Centre (BODC) is a national facility for preserving and distributing oceanographic and marine data. Staff have direct experience of marine data collection and analysis and they work alongside information technology specialists to ensure that the biological, chemical, physical and geophysical data handled are documented and stored for current and future use.

eurocean.org

EurOcean advances European marine science by fostering innovation, collaboration, and knowledge exchange among its network, the ocean community, and society.

ifremer.fr

L’observation de l’océan repose sur un grand ensemble de moyens d’acquisition de données. D’abord effectués à bord des navires océanographiques, les observations et prélèvements sont désormais également réalisés grâce à des satellites, des observatoires fixés sur les fonds marins, des bouées instrumentées... Plus récemment, la collecte d’ADN du milieu marin et le suivi d’animaux par balises viennent encore démultiplier les moyens possibles pour observer l’océan. L’Ifremer travaille à l’amélioration de ces systèmes, de leurs capteurs, de leur autonomie.

indianocean.free.fr

The Indian Ocean's climate and oceanography.

venus.uvic.ca

Ocean Networks Canada is a University of Victoria initiative that operates the NEPTUNE and VENUS cabled ocean observatories in the northeast Pacific Ocean and the Salish Sea.

marinebio.org

Harp seals, Pagophilus groenlandicus (Erxleben, 1777), aka Phoca groenlandica, get their common name from the harp-shaped pattern on the dorsal (upper) side and flanks of adult harp seals. These patterns are more distinct on the bodies of adult males. The Latin name translates to “ice-loving seal of Greenland.” Adult males and females are similar in size measuring about 1.5-2 m in length and weighing an average of 130 kg. The life span for harp seals is about 30-35 years.