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Challenge 7: Expand the Global Ocean Observing System - Coggle Diagram
Challenge 7: Expand the Global Ocean Observing System
Advanced Ocean Observing Systems
Ocean Observing Networks
Satellite and In-Situ Observations
salinity
pH
currents
sea level
Advanced systems track ocean temperature
marine life
Technological Advancements
satellite sensors
underwater gliders
autonomous drones
robotic submersibles
Coastal Radar
measure surface currents and wave patterns along coastlines, providing valuable data for coastal planning and disaster response.
Data Processing and Integration
Data Integration
Combining diverse datasets into comprehensive models enhances our understanding of ocean dynamics and supports various applications, from weather forecasting to coastal planning.
Funding Constraints
Sustaining long-term ocean observing efforts requires consistent and adequate funding, posing a significant challenge to the advancement of ocean monitoring systems
Data Processing
Cleaning, standardizing, and harmonizing ocean data is essential for accurate analysis and modeling, ensuring the reliability of the information.
Importance of Ocean Monitoring
Vital Role of Oceans
Biodiversity Hotspot
Oceans are rich in biodiversity, supporting a wide array of marine life and ecosystems essential for the planet's health.
Economic Driver
The oceans play a significant role in the global economy, from fisheries to maritime transportation, making their monitoring essential for sustainable use.
Life Source
The world's oceans serve as a crucial life source, driving weather patterns and absorbing heat and carbon, influencing global climate.
Ocean Health Monitoring
Data Integration
The integration of ocean data and modeling is essential for comprehensively understanding and predicting the complex dynamics of the world's oceans.
Applications
fisheries management
disaster response
weather forecasting
sustainable ocean management
Key Indicators
acidity
oxygen levels
temperature
biodiversity
Applications and Challenges
Educational Outreach
Cultural and Societal Shifts
Leadership Development
Educating the Next Generation
Addressing Challenges
Technological Limitations
International Cooperation
Future Outlook
Ocean Monitoring Applications
Disaster Response
Citizen Science and Community Engagement:
Coastal Planning