OceanObs19 EU Maritime & Fish Copernicus EU Copernicus Marine EMODnet Mercator Ocean International @ICES_ASC UNESCO Ocean The Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) Strategis Cluster United Nations MediMareNeo Matt 🌊 AORA Marine Institute CPMR SEArica Intergroup Ocean Energy Europe BBSC CPMR Frontiers - Marine Science AtlantOS Prof Moninya Roughan Martin Visbeck Dina Eparkhina Blue Planet ETIPOcean Ocean Networks 🇨🇦 From #OceanObs19 to #OceanObs29, on 20 Sept, key sponsors will adopt new principles to improve the governance of a Global #OceanObserving System (GOOS) & aligning the conference outcomes w/ United Nations's #OceanDecade. Stay tuned! 🌊 #SDG14 #OceanScience #OceanData #EarthObservation

We all owe tremendous thanks to Eric #oceanobs19 Lindstrom for his career long dedication to enabling ocean observing from the atmosphere to the deep.

The importance of #IndigenousOceanObs cannot be overstated. The Aha Honua Coastal Indigenous Peoples' Declaration at OceanObs'19 will be critical to ensuring that the path forward after OceanObs includes Indigenous voices from the start. bit.ly/2m5fHuo

Transferring ancient wisdom to young science - Vladimir Ryabinin receives the indigenous people’s #OceanObs19 declaration calling for establishing meaningful partnerships through mutual respect, ethics, and sharing UNESCO Ocean UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 OceanObs19

#OceanObs19 fresh perspectives panel of early career scientists share their key messages - science for societal impact!

Great to see a panel of Early Career Researchers at #OceanObs19! They're the senior scientists of the next generation and it's promising to see their priorities include social sciences, indigenous knowledge, better science comm, community engagement & #OceanOptimism!

Our #OceanObs19 White Paper Collections now stands at: 130 published articles (still more to come) 2,510 authors 224,735 online views (!!!) 175 citations (already!!!)

#OceanObs19 program committee members summarize community views on the way forward, outlining a process to mine the rich material in the CWPs and conference sessions to identify actions for #GOOSocean and others to champion into the #OceanDecade

What a talented, intelligent passionate and supportive group of #ocean scientists. #womeninstem (missing Laura Lorenzoni). A pleasure to work with over the past 2 yrs bringing #OceanObs19 together. Sabrina Speich

Margaret Leinen shares her #oceanoptimism in seeing the #ocean in the political agendas of G7, #G20, #SDGs, #ParisAgreement, UN #OceanDecade, OurOcean2019 - the world beyond this room has made a commitment to #oceanobs!

The OceanObs19 conference is supporting all the work of IPCC by providing the critical data and information to society and the assessments. UNESCO Ocean Goos Blue Planet

#OceanObs19 ends with a heartfelt thank you for the Organizers, Program Committee, Sponsors, Staff. A fantastic meeting. See you all in Qingdao, China for #OceanObs29

#OceanObs19 = 1,368 participants, 2,500 white paper authors, 600 posters, 60 exhibitors, dedicated and enthusiastic programme and sponsors committees and lots of volunteers - Mahalo to All! 🌺🌊🙌

#OceanObs19 outcomes and the way forward for the Global #OceanObserving System - read the The Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) newsletter mailchi.mp/goosocean.org/… - towards innovation, creativity & broad stakeholder engagement #GOOSOcean #OceanDecade

#OceanObs19 presentations are now available online! oceanobs19.net/presentation-a…

PML is honoured to now be part of the North West European Shelf Operational Oceanographic System (#NOOS), collaborating to develop and implement ocean observing and prediction systems for the NWS area EuroGOOS

And we’re back! Tomorrow is an official #OceanObs19 Town Hall at #AGU2019. Come join us for a conversation over lunch at 12:30p if you’re in San Francisco - Moscone West 3002, L3. Many, many updates coming. Stay tuned! The Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) UNESCO Ocean EuroGOOS

Tony Lee (NASA JPL) going over the history of US CLIVAR. He set the standards high this year pulling double duties as our SSC chair as well as co-chair of the OceanObs19 Program Committee. We'll miss him as he rotates off our SSC in 2020.

German community engagement meeting to follow up on the OceanObs19 symposium The Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) new strategy and contribution to the #UN #OceanDecade. Good discussion at #BSH in Hamburg. AtlantOS