Published March 24, 2025 | Version v1

Session on Ocean Narratives and Indicators

  • 1. Mercator Ocean International
  • 2. Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change (CMCC)
  • 3. ROR icon National University of Ireland, Maynooth
  • 4. Foundation Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change (CMCC)

Description

 

Presentation given at the ObsSea4Clim annual meeting, March 2025, Sopot.

Convenors:
● Karina von Schuckmann, Mercator Ocean International, France
● Gerard McCarthy, Maynooth University, Ireland
● Simona Masina, CMCC, Italy
Speakers:
● Ocean narratives: the role of ocean indicators (Karina von Schuckmann)
● Implementing Ocean narratives: the challenge of the regionalization of ocean indicators
(Samantha Hallam, Maynooth University, Ireland)
● Marine heatwaves: a demonstrator for cross-cutting ocean narratives (Ronan McAdam,
CMCC, Italy)
Facilitator: Gerard McCarthy

 

Recording of the talk: https://youtu.be/tfistmoFMjs

 

This plenary session is aiming to engage into a dialogue on so called ocean narratives which are built on ocean indicators. Ocean narratives can reflect diverse viewpoints on the ocean, such as the relationship between humans and the ocean; or they can guide multidisciplinary collaborations (e.g., MHWs in ObsSea4Clim); or bridging global and regional perspectives by highlighting local ocean change in the context of global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, and sustainable development. 
 
• Talk: 10 minutes: Ocean narratives: the role of ocean indicators (Karina von Schuckmann)
• Talk: 10 minutes: Implementing Ocean narratives: the challenge of the regionalization of ocean indicators. (Samantha Hallam)
• Ronan: MHWs (10 minutes): Marine heatwaves: a demonstrator for cross-cutting ocean narratives (Ronan McAdam) 
• Q&A 15 Minutes with the audience

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Funding

European Commission
ObsSea4Clim - Ocean observations and indicators for climate and assessments. 101136548