Seabed 2030

🙌 Exciting news! Icebreaker Oden makes history as the first vessel to acquire marine scientific data in the uncharted Victoria Fjord in North Greenland. 🚢 The GEOEO North of Greenland 2024 Expedition, organized by the Swedish Polar Research Secretariat, set sail to assess how much and how fast the ice sheet in North Greenland can contribute to the global sea-level rise. Professor Martin Jakobsson, co-head of our Arctic and North Pacific Ocean Regional Center, is one of the two Chief Scientists aboard Oden. He is joined by his fellow center co-head, Professor Larry Mayer, a principal investigator focused on geophysical mapping. 💬 Seabed 2030 Project Director Jamie McMichael-Phillips celebrates this achievement: “Reaching and mapping these uncharted waters is a remarkable achievement that greatly supports our mission at Seabed 2030, and helps develop our understanding of the ocean". Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dEWuGNWt 📸 Photo: Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research #Seabed2030 #Expedition #Hydrospatial

[SPANISH & FRENCH BELOW] 🚨 Last chance to present! 🇫🇯 Be a part of the 6th annual Seabed 2030 Pacific Ocean Mapping Meeting and speak about everything and anything around seabed mapping. Register to present now ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dH4pTygx __ SP 🚨 ¡Última oportunidad para presentar! 🇫🇯 Sé parte de la Sexta Reunión Anual de Cartografía del Océano Pacífico de Seabed 2030 y habla sobre todo lo relacionado con la cartografía de los fondos marinos. Regístrate para presentar en el enlace de arriba ⬆️ __ FR 🚨Dernière chance de présenter! 🇫🇯 Participez à la 6e Réunion Annuelle sur la Cartographie de Seabed 2030 dans le Pacifique et parlez de tout et de n'importe quoi autour de la cartographie des fonds marins. Inscrivez-vous pour présenter dès maintenant. Lien ci-dessus ⬆️ #OceanMapping #Pacific #Hydrography #Hydrospatial

📣 Calling all businesses The Fourth Industrial Revolution has put data at the heart of business success like never before. By sharing existing bathymetric data and supporting new data collection initiatives, industries and professionals can significantly advance our understanding of the ocean floor. 🌊 Moreover, your company’s innovative capabilities can be instrumental in developing advanced mapping technologies, enhancing the quality and speed of data acquisition. Start contributing 👉 https://lnkd.in/df7bFEfJ #Ocean #Data #Maritime #Industry #Hydrospatial

🌏 Ocean climate models aim to understand and predict future conditions on both small and large spatial scales. Seabed mapping data is and can be used to enhance climate models to improve our understanding of climate change and inform decisions. 👉 Swipe to learn more about the key benefits. #ClimateAdaptation #OceanConservation #Hydrospatial

🗺️ Meet Nautilus Live, a key partner helping to map the gaps. Their latest expedition aboard E/V Nautilus is a 10-day transit route from British Columbia to Hawaii and will contribute valuable data of uncharted seafloor that will form part of the GEBCO - General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans grid. We’re grateful to the expedition team for their ongoing efforts. Learn more about Nautilus’ technology 👉 https://lnkd.in/dmzYtG-X #MappingtheFuture #Ocean #Data #Expedition #Hydrospatial

[SPANISH & FRENCH BELOW] 🤔 Did you know the Pacific region incorporates an incredible 124 million km2 of ocean and 39 countries and territories? Mapping such an expanse takes a collaborative effort from all stakeholders. We value everyone’s work, care about your opinions, and want to give local voices a platform to share their efforts. So, if you work in the ocean sector in the Pacific region, come present your work and join in discussions at the 6th annual Seabed 2030 Pacific Ocean Mapping Meeting. 🗓️ 4-6 November 📍 Nadi, Fiji and online 🎤 Presentation slots still available Secure your spot today 👉 https://lnkd.in/dH4pTygx __ SP 🤔 ¿Sabías que la región del Pacífico incorpora la increíble cantidad de 124 millones de km2 de océano y 39 países y territorios? Mapear tal extensión requiere un esfuerzo de colaboración de todas las partes interesadas. Valoramos vuestro trabajo, nos preocupamos por vuestras opiniones y queremos brindarles a las voces locales una plataforma para compartir sus esfuerzos. Si trabajas en el sector oceánico en la región del Pacífico, presenta tu trabajo y únete a la Sexta Reunión Anual de Cartografía del Océano Pacífico de Seabed 2030. 🗓️ 4-6 de noviembre 📍 Nadi, Fiji y online 🎤 Aún quedan espacios para presentaciones disponibles Asegura tu plaza hoy usando el enlace de arriba ⬆️ __ FR 🤔 Saviez-vous que la région du Pacifique comprend 124 millions de km2 d'océan et 39 pays et territoires ? Cartographier une telle étendue nécessite un effort de collaboration de la part de toutes les parties prenantes. Nous apprécions le travail de chacun, nous nous soucions de vos opinions et souhaitons offrir aux voix locales une plateforme pour partager leurs efforts. Alors, si vous travaillez dans le secteur océanique dans la région Pacifique, venez présenter vos travaux et participer aux discussions lors de la 6e Réunion Annuelle de Cartographie des Seabed 2030 dans le Pacifique. 🗓️ 4-6 novembre 📍 Nadi, Fidji et en ligne 🎤 Des créneaux de présentation encore disponibles Sécurisez votre place aujourd'hui en utilisant le lien ci-dessus ⬆️ #PacificOcean #OceanData #Mapping #Hydrospatial

🌊 Seabed 2030 at the 11th Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) in Pucón, Chile! 🇨🇱 We’re excited to share that Patrick Schwarzbach, Data Scientist at the Seabed 2030 Southern Ocean Regional Center, took part in this year's SCAR Open Science Conference. Held every two years, the SCAR Open Science Conference brings together hundreds of researchers and stakeholders from across the globe to share cutting-edge advancements and discuss critical issues related to Antarctica, including its role in the global climate system. This event plays a vital role in shaping the future of polar research and fostering international collaboration. During the conference, Patrick delivered a presentation on the International Bathymetric Chart of the Southern Ocean (IBCSO) - the most authoritative map of the Southern Ocean seafloor. With much of the Southern Ocean still unmapped, Patrick highlighted the importance of contributing bathymetric data. Every piece of data - whether from multibeam, singlebeam, lead line, or topographic surveys - plays a vital role in enhancing our understanding of the seafloor. These contributions are essential for developing the next version of IBCSO and the annual update of the GEBCO - General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans grid. Together, we can map the gaps. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/eHnVZe-W For more information on Seabed 2030's Regional Centers visit: https://lnkd.in/eQxaNR6P #SCAR2024 #IBCSO #OceanMapping #Hydrospatial

🙌 This is what progress looks like. Since 2014 the GEBCO - General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans Global Map has acquired incredible new data points thanks to collaborative global efforts to unlock archived data, make existing data points publicly available, and map uncharted areas. ⛴️ This visual shows just one small section of wider efforts to map the entire seafloor by 2030. View the interactive global map ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dhD53yvW #Batthymetry #Data #Seafloor #OceanExploration #Hydrospatial

Catch up on the latest mahi from GNS Science. This week in science... 💡Our research revealed deeper, superhot geothermal could viably provide up to 2,050 Megawatts by 2050. 🌋 Whakaari/White Island has been a popular topic recently. We clear up some rumours and answer frequently asked questions about the active volcano in our latest news story. 🗺️ Seabed 2030 has now mapped over 25% of the seafloor and plans to reach a bold target of 100% by 2030. 🌱 Our climate research such as forecasting sea-level rise and understanding groundwater-related hazards has been acknowledged by the Climate Change Commission's 2024 National Adaptation Plan Progress Report.  Discover all these stories and more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gGHJEHGy 📸🗺️: Credit: Seabed2030. 📸🌱: Dunedin groundwater, Credit: Otago regional council.

💡 Innovation is so important in the hydrography sector. It’s great to see new technology like Kraken Robotics’ KATFISH sonar device being used in the field – and with zero downtime! Find out more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gK9NGB8Z #Ocean #Expedition #Technology #Hydrospatial