The NECCTON Data Viewer is an upcoming interactive tool designed to visualize and distribute NECCTON products, supporting marine biodiversity conservation and food resource management. Built on advanced cloud-based technology, this viewer enables seamless exploration of marine datasets, offering flexible data dissemination and high-availability analysis across longitude, latitude, depth, and time.
The NECCTON Data Viewer is designed for marine scientists, policymakers, conservationists, and other stakeholders who need to analyse ocean ecosystem data and monitor environmental changes.
Users can visualize satellite observations and model outputs related to marine ecosystems, including multi-year data. Features like automatic zoom, customizable graphs, and integrated search tools enhance usability.
The NECCTON Data Viewer will be available soon—watch this space for updates!
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