NEPTUNE Canada

NEPTUNE Canada Workshops

Our annual workshops are opportunities for present and future scientists from a wide range of institutions, countries and disciplines to meet, collaborate and shape NEPTUNE Canada's future.


June 2011: NEPTUNE Canada Workshop

Workshop 2011

NEPTUNE Canada's annual workshop is set for June 2-4 2011 in Victoria. This workshop is a forum for existing and new researchers to discuss the present status of the undersea network, communicate research results, and define future directions.

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April 2010: NEPTUNE Canada Workshop

Presenters at the April 2010 workshop

Our 2010 NEPTUNE Canada workshop was held 12-14 April in Victoria, BC. Scientists to discussed early findings from their research, proposed improvements to data products and tools and started planning for the next batch of science initiatives.

Agenda, documents, discussions, presentations

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February 2009: NEPTUNE Canada Workshop

NEPTUNE Canada deployment and data planning workshop Feb/09.

The first NEPTUNE Canada workshop occurred 14-16 February 2009 at the University of Victoria. Over 25 scientists involved in 11 core research projects shared updates and worked out many details to prepare for the installation cruises of 2009. In addition, participants were given sneek peeks of software protypes belonging to our Oceans 2.0 development effort.

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Agenda, presentations, documents


September 2008: Data Interoperability Workshop

MBARI's John Graybeal discusses data interoperability at a DMAS-sponsored workshop, Sept/08.

Specialists from several leading institutions gathered at the University of Victoria to explore a way forward for ocean data interoperability.

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