ioc_programme::goos
Courses tagged with "ioc_programme::goos"
DLEPC_2022_ENG
Determination of the outer limit of the continental shelf
The objective of the course is to provide the necessary knowledge to proceed with the establishment of the outer limit of the continental shelf in accordance with Article 76 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and the preparation of the submission to the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf (CLCS). The legal, scientific and technical aspects involved will be analysed. Argentina's experience, both in the preparation process and in the analysis stage of the submission by the CLCS, will be transmitted.
FishMan_2022
Earth Observation data and techniques for fisheries management
Fishing vessel traffic data derived from Automatic Identification System (AIS) has become an essential component for building fisheries intelligence. Enforce and related fisheries management strategies rely on such information to curb illegal fishing, plan and implement policies for the sustainability of marine living resources.
Fisheries managers and enforcers require specialized skills to processes the large volume of positional, navigational and voyage related information embedded in AIS data. Open-source programming software such as Python has lots of third-party modules for building packages and functions. This makes Python an asset for the creation of customized data processing, analyses and visualization to support in making informed decisions in the management of natural resources.
This training course will provide participants an understanding of the movement of fishing vessels and skills in processing AIS data.
SEAICE_2022SP
Observador de Hielo Marino y Témpanos
Las observaciones de hielo marino y témpanos son una fuente de información sobre lugares remotos como las regiones polares y son de gran utilidad para la cartografía de hielo y la validación de estudios climáticos.
Este curso está diseñado para certificar la capacidad de los observadores en aguas polares desde el proceso de formación del hielo marino hasta la realización de observaciones desde buques o estaciones utilizando el Sistema de Información Glaciología (SIGLAC). Además, se darán los conocimientos para la interpretación de cartas de hielo y otras herramientas para usos operativos.
OFS2022
The Ocean Forecast System Course: Coastal Resilience and Disaster Risk
The Ocean Forecast System provides information on early marine weather conditions, especially during extreme events. The next level of the Ocean Forecast System utilization is to understand the coastal resilience in order to be able to mitigate the disaster risk. This course brings the practical and analytical knowledge of the Ocean Forecast System (OFS) to approach and analyze coastal resilience, and then mitigate the disaster risk, during extreme events, in particular.
OOFS_Implementation 2021
Implementing an Operational Ocean Monitoring and Forecasting System (OOFS)
SEAICE_2021
Observador de Hielo Marino y Témpanos
Las observaciones de hielo marino y témpanos son una fuente de información sobre lugares remotos como las regiones polares y son de gran utilidad para la cartografía de hielo y la validación de estudios climáticos.
Este curso está diseñado para certificar la capacidad de los observadores en aguas polares desde el proceso de formación del hielo marino hasta la realización de observaciones desde buques o estaciones utilizando el Sistema de Información Glaciología (SIGLAC). Además, se darán los conocimientos para la interpretación de cartas de hielo y otras herramientas para usos operativos.
OFS2021
Ocean Forecast System
SMEE_2021
Supporting Marine Earth Observation Educators
OOFS_Awareness 2021