Introducing the new IMOS Coastal Wave Buoys Facility! This important Facility will provide data essential for understanding the processes and changes driven by waves around our precious coastlines. Read more 🔗bit.ly/4dkKlFi
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Abstract submissions to the 2024 Ocean Modelling and Observations Workshop close this Friday! We welcome talks and posters spanning themes across the range of ocean modelling and observational research taking place in the community.

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Combining coding tutorials and collaborative project work, the IMOS AODN Hackathon aims to help the academic community develop coding proficiency in a collaborative environment with IMOS staff and the end-users of IMOS data 💻

Register by April 12th🔗bit.ly/4ctavp7

Our oceans absorb significant amounts of atmospheric heat, playing a critical role in global climate and weather. The 2024 World Meteorological Organization State of the Global Climate report cites publications that use data from a number of IMOS Facilities 🔗 bit.ly/3TR7q9G

The 2024 Ocean Modelling and Observations Workshop will showcase the latest research and development in coastal and ocean modelling 🌊

Submit your abstract 🔗bit.ly/3x0OFc5

This is a joint COSIMA and ACOMO workshop, brought to you by IMOS and Australian Earth System Simulator (ACCESS-NRI).

We're looking for an IMOS Australian Data Network Program Manager to join our team 🦞

Play a crucial leadership role in the development and management of our next-generation web-based data management and discovery systems.

Apply today: bit.ly/3PM7Cpr

We're looking for a DevOps Engineer to join the IMOS AODN team, helping to build, support and maintain our cloud infrastructure 🔗bit.ly/4atgLeD

A peek from sea as we recover & service oceanographic equipment, including a national reference station we operate with Integrated Marine Observing System. Continuous data on currents, waves, weather, temperature, salinity, light levels & turbidity helps us understand how coastal waters are changing.

The World Meteorological Organization State of the Global Climate report has confirmed 2023 broke every single climate indicator. In Australia, IMOS provides essential ocean observations to help understand the state, trends and future conditions of our oceans. bit.ly/3ZM8Nbc#WMD2024 CSIRO Bureau of Meteorology, Australia

IMOS would like to congratulate Professor Moninya Roughan Prof Moninya Roughan, leader of the IMOS NSW Moorings sub-Facility, for receiving the Clarke Medal from the Royal Society of NSW Royal Society of NSW.