ioc_programme::hab

IOC Programme

Courses tagged with "ioc_programme::hab"

International Phytoplankton Intercomparison 2022
Online

IPI 2022

International Phytoplankton Intercomparison 2022

Hab
Training Center

International Phytoplankton Intercomparison

HAB International Phytoplankton Intercalibration
Online

HAB IPI 2021

HAB International Phytoplankton Intercalibration

Belgium
Training Center

HAB International Phytoplankton Intercalibration (IPI) proficiency testing scheme for all relevant laboratories globally.

Identification of Marine Harmful Algal Bloom Species
Online

Marine HAB_2021

Identification of Marine Harmful Algal Bloom Species

Belgium
Training Center

IOC Training Course on Identification of Harmful Marine Microalgae.

Seaweed diversity: an Ecuadorian perspective (Tropical East Pacific)
Online

SIRENA_EC_2020

Seaweed diversity: an Ecuadorian perspective (Tropical East Pacific)

Belgium
Training Center

To ensure food and job security, food production systems need to be innovated so that they protect the environment, mitigate climate change and become more climate-resilient. This is an opportunity for seaweed culture which captures nutrients and CO2 and does not need freshwater or fertilizers. In Ecuador, edible seaweed is being produced by small farmers, but a sustainable biomass valorization strategy is missing. Moreover, a good knowledge of the existing seaweed species is still lacking.

This course offers an introduction to the diversity, taxonomy and biogeography of the seaweeds of the Tropical East Pacific (Ecuador), in the framework of the project Seaweed-based innovations for a resilient aquaculture and agriculture (SIRENA funded by VLIR-UOS).

Identification of Marine Harmful Algal Bloom Species
Online

Marine HAB_2020/21

Identification of Marine Harmful Algal Bloom Species

Belgium
Training Center

This is a distance learning programme giving a general introduction to the various groups of harmful algae. The course is organized by the IOC Science and Communication Centre on Harmful Algae, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.