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Oceans 2.0

Jun 2, 2017

Sablefish study reveals citizen scientists are expert observers

Modern science is starting to take amateur scientists’ observations seriously. The impressive performance of over 500 citizen scientists who signed on for a study counting sablefish off the Tofino coast is heartening proof that we can all play a part in understanding the ocean, says one of the Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) scientists who co-authored the study.

That’s a key takeaway for World Oceans Day on 8 June, notes scientist Maia Hoeberechts, ONC associate director of user services (Figure 1).

“This study is about who can help science,” she says. “The theme for this year’s 25th anniversary of World Oceans Day is Our...

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sablefish | citizen science | Digital Fishers | seatube | Oceans 2.0

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Taking ocean data to the next level: custom web services for marine decision-making

With hundreds of instruments monitoring Canada’s ocean environment, Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) gathers the same amount of data as the Hubble Telescope. Turning a firehose of high resolution data into useful knowledge is the challenge of the century. ONC’s robust and sophisticated data management system, Oceans 2.0, is already recognized as a state-of-the-art ocean management tool for marine decision-making, and it’s about to get even better.

Oceans 2.0 is a versatile online tool that allows scientists and the public to access and manipulate data—including audio and video—from ONC’s hundreds of deep ocean and coastal sensors in real time, 24/7. Thanks to...

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EMPOWER | Oceans 2.0 | Sandbox | data management | Adam Leadbetter | ODIP

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Oct 26, 2016

Fisheries and Oceans Canada partners for a sustainable and healthy ocean future.

Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) is providing Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) with more than half a million dollars to organize its Pacific fisheries science, marine mammal and ocean data. This pilot project will use ONC’s powerful data management system, Oceans 2.0, to support science and make DFO data more open, accessible and user-friendly for their decision-making, stakeholders academia and Canadians. Oceans 2.0 is recognized by the International Council for Science as part of the World Data System.

 

The announcement was made by the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of...

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Funding | announcement | fisheries | Oceans 2.0 | Fisheries and Oceans Canada | data management

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Sep 13, 2016

CANARIE funding supports new tools for big data

An investment of $577,000 has been made by CANARIE to enhance access to and processing of big data collected by Ocean Networks Canada (ONC). ONC’s cabled ocean observatories support hundreds of underwater and on-land sensors that generate a huge volume of continuous, high-resolution data about the ocean.

Minister Aldag makes CANARIE funding announcement

MP John Aldag making the CANARIE funding announcement on 13 September 2016.

As the size of ONC’s data archive grows the need for enhanced tools to help researchers efficiently process and understand a fire hose of data is...

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CANARIE | Funding | big data | Oceans 2.0 | announcement | API | open source | software development

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Oct 2, 2015

Major Updates to Oceans 2.0

Ocean Networks Canada is pleased to announce two new data access features for the powerful data platform, Oceans 2.0: an optional login for most features and a data preview tool that enables navigation using tree-based selection.

Optional login access now applies to the following tools:

  • Data search
  • Data preview
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  • SeaTube
  • Device details

Some features retain the login, for example when creating and entering an annotation, creating a video playlist, saving a plot, and saving search results.

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While login is optional for data access,...

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Oceans 2.0

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VENUS Data Now Available via Oceans 2.0

Some data archives from the VENUS Observatory in the Salish Sea, encompassing the Strait of Georgia and Saanich Inlet can now be accessed via Oceans 2.0 software tools including:

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  • Device Console: a tool for monitoring instrument health
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- Dr. Kim Juniper,  Director of User Engagement

Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) operates the world’s largest civilian observatory network for monitoring the oceans. Maintaining ONC’s nearly 900 kilometres of networked underwater sensors requires the cooperation of other major ocean stakeholders in the northeast Pacific, Salish Sea and western Arctic. The fishing industry and the Canadian Coast Guard are kept up to date on locations of infrastructure to minimize...

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