A new tool to help predict bleaching risk for coral reefs around Australia
Integrated Marine Observing System
Published: 30 July 2021
New thermal stress forecast tools help predict coral bleaching risks. IMOS ocean data supports BOM seasonal SST forecasts, aiding reef managers in proactive responses to marine heatwaves.
Keywords: coral bleaching, thermal stress, IMOS, sea surface temperature, marine heatwaves, reef management, forecasts
The IMOS Annual Highlights Document 2020-21 is available now
Integrated Marine Observing System
Published: 10 November 2021
The IMOS Annual Highlights 2020–21 showcases key research, user data, finances, and IMOS’ 15-year history, demonstrating the program’s impact and resilience during COVID-19 disruptions.
Keywords: IMOS, annual report, marine research, highlights, infrastructure, COVID-19, return on investment
The Animal-Borne Ocean Sensors network recognised as an essential component of the Global Ocean Observing System.
Integrated Marine Observing System
Published: 18 November 2021
The AniBOS network, co-led by IMOS, uses animal-borne sensors to collect ocean data from remote regions, supporting ocean observing efforts. It’s now a GOOS network and UN Decade of Ocean Science Decade Action.
Keywords: AniBOS, IMOS, ocean observing, animal sensors, GOOS, UN Ocean Decade, marine science
