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Biodiversity in Mangrove Ecosystems
The Tenth International Training Course on Biodiversity in Mangrove Ecosystems, sponsored by UNU-INWEH-UNESCO, will be held at the Centre of Advanced Study in Marine Biology, Faculty of Marine Science, Annamalai University, India from October 1-15, 2010. More…
FARO Project
A new CSA-funded programme, FARO (Fisheries Applications in Remotely sensed Ocean colour), was launched in Spring 2010. To go to the FARO website, click here…
SAFARI International Symposium, Feb. 2010
Links to proceedings and MarineBizTV video clips from the SAFARI International Symposium on Remote Sensing and Fisheries (February 15-17, 2010, Kochi, India) can be found here…
IOCCG Monograph
IOCCG Report 8, entitled "Remote Sensing in Fisheries and Aquaculture", has been published and is now available for distribution. A digital copy can be found here…
Science Articles
A series of Spring 2009 articles in Science takes a look at shrimp populations, algal blooms and climate change. More…
Teledetección e industria pesquera
(Remote Sensing and Fisheries)
Canadá en las Américas 26/11/2007
Magdalena Ferreiro
Arrojar las redes al mar solía ser un acto de fe por parte de los pescadores, que no sabían exactamente qué les depararía la suerte. Hoy esa realidad está cambiando, ya que los avances en materia de teledetección apuntan a observar los océanos a través de satélites para saber con precisión dónde está la buena pesca. El programa internacional "SAFARI" es liderado por Canadá y cuenta con financiación de la Agencia Espacial Canadiense.
Entrevista: César Fuentes-Yaco, del Instituto Bedford de Oceanografía de Nueva Escocia.
Producción Y Dirección: Leonora Chapman
Presentación: Magdalena Ferreiro
Noticias: Pablo Gómez Barrios
Investigación: Ginette Man-Wai Law
Canada in the Americas 26/11/2007
Magdalena Ferreiro
Throwing the nets into the sea used to be an act of faith because fishermen never knew how much luck they would have. Today, their reality is changing. Advances in remote sensing enable ocean observation through satellites that will help learn precisely where fishing will be good. The international program entitled Societal Applications in Fisheries & Aquaculture using Remotely- Sensed Imagery (SAFARI), is lead by Canada and has financial support from the Canadian Space Agency.
Interview in Spanish: César Fuentes-Yaco, Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Nova Scotia.
Production and Direction: Leonora Chapman
Presentation: Magdalena Ferreiro
News: Pablo Gómez Barrios
Research: Ginette Man-Wai Law
