News
Posted 5.02.10
Europe committed to build next Jason altimeter spacecraft.
Posted 3.02.10
15 year strategy to deliver world class marine science
Posted 2.02.10
The National Oceanography Centre (NOC) goes live 1 April
Posted 1.02.10
Registration now open
Posted 12.01.10
Marine Conservation Zone (MCZ) designated around Lundy
Posted 7.01.10
Ocean uptake of carbon dioxide
Posted 4.12.09
7 - 18 December 2009
Posted 3.12.09
On-line via webcast:
10 am - 11 am PST
8 December
Posted 30.11.09
Issue 6 now on-line
Posted 24.11.09
Ten year census of ocean life
Posted 13.11.09
Royal Assent granted 12 November 2009.
Posted 6.11.09
Science and Technology Committee: New inquiry
Posted 3.11.09
Defra releases draft strategy document.
Posted 2.11.09
Satellite set to provide new insights into water cycle.
Posted 26.10.09
Registration open - event to be held at NOCS on 27.11.09
Posted 13.10.09
ASM to be held 11 - 13 May 2010.
Posted 09.09.09
New reports available on-line.
Posted 03.09.09
Annual conference, 22 - 23 September 2009
Posted 01.09.09
Scientists from SAHFOS to install a Continuous Plankton Recorder onboard ship that will track the historic voyage of the Beagle.
Posted 21.07.09
Procurement exercise restarted: available for science by 2014
2009
2007 - 2008
Technology links
Autosub-Long Range - A Deep-Diving Long Range AUV: Nov 2009
Unmanned underwater vehicle for SAMS
Ocean glider launched by SAMS
Autosub6000 Newsletters
NOCS: Autosub6000 Issue: Oct 2009
NOCS: Autosub6000 Issue: Sept 2008
NOCS: Autosub6000 Issue: Oct 2007
New Underwater Vehicles information database
Information about 67 underwater vehicles used in Europe for scientific research has been collected by EurOcean; detailed vehicular descriptions are now being collated. [Source: Marine Scientist, No. 24 2008]
Robot gliders take the ocean's pulse
Robot researchers to study climate change - NOCS research focus in New Scientist - December 2008
Radio Frequency workshop 7 October 2008.
Workshop report held at NOCS involving colleagues from BAS, NOCS, POL, PML, SAMS and SMRU.