Following the great success of our workshops on ocean acidification and measuring the carbonate system which were held in Southampton, Plymouth, Norwich, Liverpool and Oban, we are able to offer anyone who was unable to attend a workshop the chance to attend a similar session being held at CONTROS' facility in Kiel, Germany.
The workshop will include both theory and hands on experience of using sensor technology to measure pCO2, methane, dissolved oxygen and total alkalinity.
To book a place on the workshop to be held on 19 February 2015, please email m.hoebermann@contros.eu before 6 February 2015.
For more information, visit files.ctctcdn.com/6eb3f99b301/ef93acf2-bcc0-4901-89ea-0775da5d9cd1.pdf.
From Arctic sea ice to the North Sea to the waters offshore Louisiana, applied marine science is looking beneath the surface, testing which new observing technologies earn the trust needed for wider adoption, and what it takes to turn ambitious science plans into safe and reliable work practices in marine environments.
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