The European Global Ocean Observing System (EuroGOOS) which promotes the development of Operational Oceanography in Europe will hold its 10th International Conference in Galway, from 3th to 5th October, 2023.
Overview
The key objective of the 10th EuroGOOS International Conference aims to showcase the latest research and technologies in oceanography services that benefit society. The three day event will feature plenary, splinter and poster sessions together with roundtables.
Audience & Programme
This conference aims to gather marine scientists and technologists who work in the development of oceanography products and the users of these services (decision and policy-makers, private sector…)
The conference will cover five primary themes (each featuring a range of associated topics):*
- Theme 1: Innovation and trends in operational oceanography
- Theme 2: Co-designing operational oceanography
- Theme 3: Enhancing capacities and inclusivity in operational oceanography
- Theme 4: Operational Oceanography meeting European societal needs
- Theme 5: Operational Oceanography for climate services
Mercator Ocean talks and posters
Diverse teams from Mercator Ocean will actively participate in the conference, both as panel chairs or participants, while also delivering talks and presenting posters on a wide range of topics throughout the event.
Tuesday 3 October
Session: Operational Oceanography in the Ocean Decade
Panel discussion with Enrique Álvarez presenting ‘Decade Collaborative Centre on Ocean Prediction’
Session: Digital Twin of the Ocean for Europe
Panel discussion with Marina Tonani presenting EDITO-Model Lab
Wednesday 4 October
Session: Towards digital twins of the ocean
Yann Drillet will present ‘EDITO: two innovative projects for an operational European Digital Twin of the Ocean’
Session: Advances in ocean forecasting
Pierre-Yves Le Traon will present ‘The Copernicus Marine Service: recent achievements and future plans’
Marina Tonani will present: ‘Copernicus Marine forecasting systems: current configurations and future developments’
Session: Ocean data assimilation trends and challenges
Elisabeth Remy will present ‘Use and impact of in situ observations in global and regional ocean monitoring and forecasting systems’
Session: Ocean observing co-design and stakeholder engagement
Tina Silovic will present ‘Copernicus Marine and EU Member States: towards new services and co-designed solutions’
Session: Evolution of ocean modelling
Jean-Michel Lellouche will present ‘Evolution of the Copernicus Marine Service global ocean analysis and forecasting high-resolution system: potential benefit for a wide range of users’
Posters:
Valentina Giunta et al: ‘Designing and delivering user-driven services through Copernicus Marine Service’
Andreia Ferreira de Carvalho and Maura Tronci: ‘Ocean Literacy’ (TBC)
Lilian Diarra and Audrey Hasson: ‘Linking science to society through case studies showing benefits of the ocean observing and forecasting’
Posters will be showcased in a dedicated session on October 3th in the poster area.
This conference is an opportunity for Mercator Ocean International to present new European projects (Edito, DTO, etc.) as well as international initiatives (Decade Collaborative Centre).
