NECCTON Data Viewer – Explore, analyse, and share marine data

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.

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Who is it for?

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.

 

How can it be used?

  • Explore & Analyse: Access a large catalogue of innovative marine datasets, create customized maps, and generate detailed graphs.
  • Download & Share: Retrieve data in various formats and share insights via images, videos, or direct links.
  • Engage & Inform: Support scientific research, policy discussions, and environmental awareness.

 

What data does it provide?

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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NEWS AND PROJECT UPDATES

March 3, 2026|Project Update

NECCTON Highlights Ecosystem Forecasting Developments at European Ocean Days

NECCTON Presented at European Ocean Days: Supporting Ecosystem Forecasting for EU Marine Policy During the Marine Knowledge for Ocean Health session at European Ocean Days, the coordinator of the NECCTON project outlined how Europe is developing the capacity to produce operational marine ecosystem forecasts and why this capability is increasingly relevant for policy and management....

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February 27, 2026|Project Update

NECCTON Co-Organises Marine Ecosystem Modelling Session at OSM26

At the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2026 in Glasgow (22–27 February 2026), NECCTON co-organised the session “Advancing Marine Ecosystem Modeling for a Predictable and Sustainable Ocean” together with OceanPredict’s Marine Ecosystem Analysis and Prediction Task Team. ...

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October 20, 2025|News

Mapping 25 Years of Micronekton Dynamics Across Changing Ocean Provinces

This study defines environmentally similar “provinces” to map and track changes in micronekton biomass and vertical structure from 1998 to 2023, shedding light on the seasonal and year‑to‑year variability of these key mid‑sized ocean organisms that drive deep‑sea carbon export and feed many marine predators....

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