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GOOS: Global Ocean Observing System
GOOS is a permanent global system for the observation, modelling and analysis of marine and ocean variables to maintain operational oceanography services worldwide. GOOS provides accurate descriptions of the current condition of oceans, including live resources, ongoing forecasts of future sea conditions with the maximum possible advance, as well as the basis for climate change forecasts. http://www.ioc-goos.org/ |
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EuroGOOS: European Global Ocean Observing System
EuroGOOS is an international non-profit organisation committed to operational oceanography at European level within the Global Ocean Observation System (GOOS) context. Established in 1994 as an informal association, since February 2013, it has been set up as an international non-profit organisation in Belgium (EuroGOOS AISBL) increasing its efficiency and improving the presence of its members in the EC and other institutions of the UE as well as international bodies. http://eurogoos.eu/ |
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IBIROOS: Ireland-Biscay-Iberia Regional Operational Oceanographic System
IBI-ROOS aims to create an Operational Oceanographic organisation operated by members from countries bordering the Iberia-Bay of Biscay-Ireland sea area, co-operating to develop and implement ocean observation systems in the IBI-ROOS area, with operational services and products. http://www.ibi-roos.eu/ |
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EuskOOS: Basque Operational Oceanographic SystemEuskOOS is the operational oceanography system of the Basque coast operated by Euskalmet with the expert advice of AZTI technology centre. This system envisages three purposes:
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