Marine
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Joint Warrior Exercise – 25 March and 11 April 2014
28th March 2014 by Marine Scotland Communications
Every six months, the Ministry of Defence undertakes a major programme of exercises involving land forces, warships, submarines and aircraft from all the NATO partners, across the UK. An important maritime element of Joint Warrior takes place in the offshore and coastal waters to the north east, north and north west of Scotland, which is...
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Scotland’s Environment Web – Youth Competition
24th March 2014 by Marine Scotland Communications
‘What needs to change in your local community that will make a difference to your environment and what role can you play in making it happen?’ You have the power to make change happen. Changing the way people in your neighbourhood behave is the first step to changing the way the world works. Think about...
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Marine Scotland Science help with research in to climate change
20th March 2014 by Marine Scotland Communications
Since the late 19th century, researchers from the Marine Laboratory in Aberdeen (part of Marine Scotland) have made regular observations of the temperature and salinity vertical structure in the Faroe Shetland Channel. In the early days, this was done by taking water samples, but with advances in technology, this is now done using very accurate...
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Scotland’s Brahan project goes live
20th November 2013 by Marine Scotland Communications
Live information about the speed and direction of Scotland’s ocean currents has been made available for the first time. Using high frequency radar technologies Marine Scotland’s Brahan project is providing ocean current information from a wide section of Scotland’s large marine area – up to 200km offshore. The results which are not currently available from...
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Launch of the Offshore Renewables Joint Industry Programme (ORJIP)
15th November 2013 by Marine Scotland Communications
Marine Scotland are delighted to be part of Offshore Renewables Joint Industry Programme (ORJIP) – as a joint industry project involving the Carbon Trust, the Department of Energy and Climate Change, Marine Scotland, The Crown Estate and offshore wind developers. The aim is to ensure that research work is commissioned to tackle the evidence needs associated with...
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SEWeb goes interactive
5th November 2013 by Marine Scotland Communications
Scotland’s Environment website provides a one-stop-shop to help users find and access the extensive range of information and data that is currently spread across multiple organisations and many different web sites. This new web page encourages the user to Get Interactive with different environmental data sets through a range of viewing, analysis and visualisation tools,...
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New PhD students to tackle global biological issues
9th October 2013 by Marine Scotland Communications
Marine Scotland Science collaborates with Aberdeen University over a new PhD Environmental change, sustainable natural resource management and food security are just some of the themes new PhD students at the University of Aberdeen will be hoping to address. The University’s Environment and Food Security Theme has set-up several studentship schemes including joint PhD awards...
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MASTS Annual Science Meeting
21st August 2013 by Marine Scotland Communications
The publication of Scotland’s Draft Marine Plan in July 2013 brings into sharp focus the importance of Scotland’s seas to its economy, culture and environment. From 27th – 29th August, the Marine Alliance for Science and Technology for Scotland (MASTS) will be staging its Annual Science Meeting at the Edinburgh Conference Centre. This gathering of...
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MASTS
23rd November 2010 by michaelpenston
The MASTS (Marine Alliance for Science & Technology Scotland) Annual Science Conference takes place in Oban at the end of this month. Included amidst a wide programme, presentations will be made on monitoring results from Stonehaven and Loch Ewe. More details will follow shortly…