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A fleet of Southampton-built underwater robots has been recording whales and porpoises https://t.co/Ys9xlu9xay | re @NOCnews research | #NOC2017 #MASSMO4 #oceanrobots #noisepollution #underwaternoise #marinenoise #biodiversity
As the sun starts to set on 2017 we’ve been looking back at this year's highlights. You can see them all at #NOC2017 or view all our previous news items on our website https://t.co/1ppaR8gjPz
BOSCORF were also at #UnEarthed2017 displaying a core showing the evidence of massive tsunamis to hit the coast of Scotland, and giving visitors the opportunity to see scaled up 3D printed forams. Here’s Millie & James to tell you about it https://t.co/8nHOglZGrr #NOC2017
Sticking with #oceanrobots, we released the results of MASSMO4 and shared the sounds of whales and porpoises recorded by or fleet of vehicles in the deep ocean off northern Scotland. https://t.co/NQZehaSMJN #NOC2017
The government announced a £19m investment into NOC platforms and sensors through the ISCF. ‘Oceanids’ will see NOC develop 2 new vehicles: a 1500m depth-rated ALR and a 2000m depth-rated vehicle capable of carrying high-power sensors under ice. https://t.co/AV1vNW1RYY #NOC2017
Things got a little creepy with our Halloween inspired look at some ghoulish sounding creatures in the @DiscoveryCollections. The see-through headed Spookfish, with its luminous anus actually turned out quite cute once we cartoonised it! https://t.co/BLehhRI8mV #NOC2017
In October we announced our involvement in a new, internationally collaborative project that will inform planning for the Pearl River Delta in China by combining measurements of salt in estuarine waters with computer modelling. https://t.co/8EaiEzLBeu #NOC2017
In Sept we hosted the 1st International Workshop on Waves, Storm Surges and Coastal Hazards, in Liverpool. 160 delegates from 27 countries discussing research on wave & storm surge modelling, coastal hazard forecasting & coastal warning systems. https://t.co/cJ4FgKKsbA #NOC2017
In Sept the 2017 Ministerial Meeting on Science took place in Italy and Ministers and officials from across the G7 congratulated the G7 Future of the Seas and Oceans Working Group, of which NOC is a part, on the significant progress it has made. https://t.co/5XGxEnZGBa #NOC2017
Funding in Aug; Sustainable Oceans, Livelihoods & food Security Through Increased Capacity in Ecosystem research, aims to strengthen the ability of 9 Western Indian Ocean nations to address challenges of sustainable management of marine resources. https://t.co/7tSjkTP8NJ #NOC2017
In July the first comprehensive study of the impact of global sea-level rise on tides was published highlighting implications for future coastal flood risk, harbour management, and the long term planning of tidal energy sites. https://t.co/ZexvlfBfvQ #NOC2017
Even Marine Protected Areas are not safe from the impact of human activities was the conclusions of a NOC study published in June, with ocean’s vigorous circulation cited as a contributing factor. https://t.co/dnSavpUL7t #NOC2017
We held our annual public open day at our Southampton site attracting over 1300 visitors. Next year's #Southampton open day will be 9 June, so save the date #NOC2017
In June a letter from an international team of 15 marine scientists and legal scholars including NOC was published in Nature Geoscience warning that biodiversity losses from deep-sea mining are unavoidable and possibly irrevocable. https://t.co/wBU7W7MtWS #NOC2017
#womeninengineeringday gave us a great opportunity to try and encourage the next generation of female engineers with profiles of our current post holders and to advertise some new jobs. https://t.co/ahUj7Pv1lj #NOC2017
We also had some fun with this, our April Fool’s Day claim that a pirate ship had been discovered lodged between tectonic plates https://t.co/2CO3TaRUy3 #NOC2017
In April Discovery left Southampton for a research expedition to the Porcupine Abyssal Plain sustained ocean observatory in the Northeast Atlantic to answer fundamental questions about the distribution, fate and effects of microplastic pollution. https://t.co/LtP4CtDTJe #NOC2017
In March Autosub Long Range AKA #BoatyMcBoatface took to the seas on an expedition to study some of the deepest and coldest abyssal ocean waters on earth. Here’s NOC’s Head of AUV Development to explain https://t.co/8j2tjo5KXu #NOC2017
February saw the start of a project that creates virtual storms to help predict worst-case scenarios for coastal flooding. Using computer models to make real storms more extreme, the project is helping inform the planning of coastal defences. https://t.co/AMmJFMlKAA #NOC2017
As the year draws to a close we’re going to be looking back at some of 2017’s highlights over the next few days, starting with news in January of a new collaborative project to study the impacts of climate change on Arctic ecosystems https://t.co/ggDr4ddUJY #NOC2017
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