February 27, 2023
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2:05 pm

Combining data to unlock better ocean health

A panel discussion featuring Dr. Anya Waite on the need to explore the ocean, learn from it and protect it.

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Overview

Scientific research in the ocean is an expensive proposition, but technology is enabling scientists to collect data in more cost-effective ways.

What are these different kinds of ocean data, and how can they be used cohesively? How is technology contributing towards ocean health and tackling climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution?

Moderator

Brian Helmuth
Brian Helmuth
Professor Marine and Environmental Sciences
Northeastern University

Panelists

Ana Oliveira
Ana Oliveira
‍Remote Sensing and Geospatial Data Analyst
+ATLANTIC
Kendra MacDonald
Kendra MacDonald
Chief Executive
Canada's Ocean Supercluster
Dr. Anya Waite
Dr. Anya Waite
Chief Executive Officer and Scientific Director
Ocean Frontier Institute
Event details
Date & time
February 27, 2023
2:05 pm
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February 27, 2023
2:50 pm
Location
Lisbon, Portugal
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