IMOS ocean glider deployed in the Onslow region of northern WA
Integrated Marine Observing System
Published: 14 February 2020
A new IMOS project, backed by the WA Government, deploys ocean gliders quarterly on the North West Shelf to monitor seasonal currents and ocean processes, supporting marine industries, research, and climate change understanding.
Keywords: IMOS, ocean gliders, North West Shelf, Ningaloo Current, Holloway Current, oceanography, climate variability
IMOS ocean gliders help monitor the warming ocean temperatures on the Great Barrier Reef
Integrated Marine Observing System
Published: 26 February 2020
In response to rising ocean temperatures on the Great Barrier Reef, IMOS has redeployed gliders to monitor conditions critical to predicting coral bleaching. Data from gliders, satellites, and weather stations informs real-time reef health assessments.
Keywords: IMOS, Great Barrier Reef, coral bleaching, ocean gliders, sea surface temperature, AIMS, marine heatwaves
Expression of Interest open for IMOS New Technology Proving Facility
Integrated Marine Observing System
Published: 17 March 2020
IMOS is inviting EOIs for its New Technology Proving initiative, aiming to pilot innovations that enhance marine observing. Projects may run up to 2 years with funding up to $200K, focusing on impact, efficiency, and expanding data use.
Keywords: IMOS, New Technology Proving, marine innovation, EOI, ocean observing, data platforms, funding opportunity
