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Integrated Marine Observing System

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6226 7549

Address: 20 Castray Espl 7004 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://imos.org.au/contact-us

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24.01.2022 ECR Highlight Using IMOS Ocean Radar, Ocean Gliders, Moorings and Satellite data, Sharani is investigating the dynamics of mesoscale eddies around Western Australia to better understand the climatology and 3D structure of mesoscale eddies. ... http://bit.ly/36i61S8 See more

21.01.2022 Australia’s National Research Infrastructure supports bushfire research, recovery & resilience Our ocean observations contribute to global and regional climate models used to predict the seasonal weather patterns that influence bushfire behaviour around Australia

18.01.2022 Our October edition of the IMOS Bulletin is out IMOS News New Data Community announcements... bit.ly/IMOSBulletin

16.01.2022 Marine heatwaves cause significant stress to marine ecosystems, but what about marine cold-spells? A recent study shows that marine cold-spells off Australia’s west coast help the recovery of important fisheries after significant impacts from prolonged warm periods. ... bit.ly/2HOikfF See more

14.01.2022 Increasing CO2 is driving ocean acidification across the Great Barrier Reef Long-term monitoring by IMOS acidification moorings in the region show that ocean acidification is rapidly changing with seawater CO2 rising 6% in the past 10 years. The recent study by the Australian Institute of Marine Science and CSIRO shows that the rate of seawater CO2 increase across the reef matches the rate of increase of CO2 in the atmosphere. #NCRISImpact https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-75293-1

13.01.2022 IMOS Highlights 2019-20 is out! Thank you to everyone for a 14th successful year Check out the amazing work our community has undertaken this year ... bit.ly/IMOSHighlights19-20 See more

12.01.2022 Over 94 million detections and counting at your fingertips The NEW IMOS Australian Animal Acoustic Telemetry database is now live, making data exploration, entry and collaboration for the Australian research community easier than ever before ... https://bit.ly/3fRwo6u See more

12.01.2022 IMOS observing infrastructure is well placed to continue to deliver valuable ocean data that is essential to ocean and weather forecasting, both locally and globally. #WorldMetDay #OceanDecade

11.01.2022 Happy #WorldMetDay the ocean, our climate and weather. Ocean observations are essential for improving our understanding of the ocean’s role in climate and for tracking how our climate is changing

10.01.2022 March 2021 IMOS Bulletin The IMOS Bulletin provides important updates on News and Events New Data... Community Announcements Want to know what’s happening at IMOS? Check it out http://bit.ly/IMOSBulletin

10.01.2022 Season’s Greetings With 2020 coming to an end, we’d like to thank our partners and community for an outstanding effort this year in continuing to deliver #oceanobs! Wishing you all a safe and happy holiday

08.01.2022 Invasive Long-spined sea urchins have boomed along Tasmania’s East Coast as waters warm, but will their overgrazing of kelp make them more susceptible to Ocean Acidification? A new study projects how ecosystems will be shaped into the future as climate continues to change

07.01.2022 The Launceston to Hobart yacht race involves not just the winds, waves and ocean currents, but the coastal challenges of rocks and tides as it hugs the north and east of Tasmania. Keep up to date with current forecasts as teams prepare to sail in tomorrow’s race ... http://oceancurrent.imos.org.au/news.php See more

06.01.2022 SARDI is looking for a Research Scientist officer (Oceanographer). Part of the role is to work on data quality and control for IMOS observations collected in South Australia. Applications close 18 December 2020. More info: https://iworkfor.sa.gov.au/page.php

04.01.2022 Covering some 70% of the Earth’s surface, the ocean is a major driver of the world’s weather and climate, with IMOS in situ observations contributing critical data to Australia’s world-class climate services #WorldMetDay #OceanDecade Bureau of Meteorology

03.01.2022 Welcoming Dr Ana Redondo Rodriguez from @SA_PIRSA into the leadership of our Southern Australia node https://bit.ly/SAIMOSleader

02.01.2022 A boost to wave data collections A new data partnership project with Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) will enhance national wave data assets and provide a standardised collection of wave measurements for researchers and stakeholders through our AODN data portal. ... https://imos.org.au//new-data-partnership-project-to-boost See more

01.01.2022 How cool is this? Seal dive profiles and Argo float data supplements sparse ship-based obs in the Southern Ocean to better understand supercooling and its role in water-mass transport and cooling of the deep ocean ... https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com//10.1/2020GL090242 See more

Integrated Marine Observing System in Hobart, Tasmania | technology & engineering