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VLIZ recruits: SOCAT Data Engineer
The Flanders Marine Institute ( VLIZ ) is seeking a candidate for the SOCAT Data Engineer position with a 2-year contract, in a vibrant and international environment at Innovocean Campus in Ostend, Belgium. A successful candidate will focus on services and tasks related to the world’s largest surface ocean CO2 data service (SOCAT).
Exciting News: Refreshed logo and new website are here!
We are thrilled to share that IOCCP’s visual identity has undergone a vibrant transformation! We are proud to unveil our refreshed logo and a brand-new website, designed to better reflect our mission and interact with our community.
Cross-disciplinary indicators framework proposed by the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) published in Marine Policy!
This important, forward-looking paper led by Karina Von Schuckman is a first major milestone towards a robust, multidisciplinary, evidence-based ocean indicators framework. Development of three out of nine proposed pilot indicators was led by IOCCP’s experts Veronique Garcon, Adrienne Sutton and Maciej Telszewski. Our role as the GOOS Biogeochemistry Panel more often than not is played by filling the science-policy nexus and this work is a prime example of how ocean knowledge should be used to shape policies.
First steps to implement SOCONET-Tier 1 published
We are excited to share with you an important document describing the first operational steps to implement the reference-quality measurements of the Surface Ocean CO2 Observing Network (SOCONET-Tier 1). SOCONET-Tier 1 is the observational cornerstone for surface ocean fCO2w observations to quantify sea-air CO2 fluxes with sustained delivery of reference quality datasets in support of efforts such as the Global Carbon Budget, Global Greenhouse Gas Watch and other assessments and activities.
Applications Still Open for OA-ICC Winter School on OA and Multiple Stressors
Monday, 25 August 2025
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