Copernicus Marine Service Announces Workshop on Ocean Health Data Analysis

Copernicus Marine Service Announces Workshop on Ocean Health Data Analysis

The Copernicus Marine Service will host the Marine Data 4 Ocean Health 2025, a comprehensive two-day workshop from January 29-31, focused on ocean ecosystem monitoring and health assessment. This specialized event will bring together experts to explore practical applications of Copernicus Marine Service products in understanding and monitoring marine ecosystems.

The workshop will address critical marine challenges, with sessions dedicated to phytoplankton dynamics, coral reef monitoring, oil spill tracking, and eutrophication assessment. Nine distinguished speakers will share their expertise and insights throughout the event.

Participants will benefit from hands-on practical sessions on the second day, featuring live demonstrations of data analysis using various tools including Jupyter Notebooks, QGIS software, and R Studio. These sessions aim to enhance participants' ability to effectively utilize marine data for ecosystem monitoring.

This workshop represents an important step in advancing ocean health monitoring capabilities and strengthening the connection between data providers and users in the marine science community.

To learn more or register, please visit the event's official webpage.
Share this entry

Other News

Collaboration

Space Agencies shape regional priorities at the II Ibero-American Meeting in Madrid

calendar_today September 17, 2026

The AIR Centre took part in the II Ibero-American Space Agencies Meeting in Madrid, organised by the Spanish Space Agency on 15 and 16 September. AIR Centre’s Deputy Executive Director, Mafalda Carapuço, represented the organisation alongside heads of space agencies, universities, research centres and industry from across the Ibero-American community.

Collaboration

ATLANTICO_SARG project officially launched to tackle Sargassum impacts through science and collaboration

calendar_today September 11, 2026

On September 10, partners from AIR Centre (Portugal), UNAM (Mexico) and IMar (Cabo Verde) held the kick-off meeting for ATLANTICO_SARG, a new triangular cooperation project funded under the second Call of the SEGIB / Camões, I.P. Triangular Cooperation Fund. Held online, the meeting brougtht together researchers and representatives from all three partner institutions to address the growing impact of Sargassum seaweed flooding on Cabo Verde's coasts.

Collaboration

Australian Ambassador strengthens scientific and diplomatic engagement during visit to the AIR Centre

calendar_today September 11, 2026

The Australian Ambassador to Portugal, Dr. Helen Cheney, who also serves as Ambassador to Cabo Verde, Guinea Bissau and São Tomé and Príncipe, visited the AIR Centre on Terceira Island as part of her official programme in the Azores. The visit emphasized scientific cooperation and the growing relevance of the Atlantic in Australia’s international engagement.