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NEWS AND PROJECT UPDATES
New Tools to Map Marine Pressures and Risks Released
A new NECCTON report presents a suite of tools for mapping integrated pressures, exposure, and environmental risk in European seas. The tools focus on four new climate change indices: - Aerobic Growth Index - Aragonite Saturation Index - Hypoxia Index - Heat Wave Hazard Index...
Learn moreNECCTON Showcases Climate-Driven Tuna Forecasts at UN Ocean Conference
How can science support marine biodiversity? At the Third United Nations Ocean Conference (UNOC3), NECCTON is putting advanced ocean forecasting at the heart of sustainable marine management....
Learn moreAdvancing Ocean Monitoring with Data Assimilation
New NECCTON Paper showing that merging biogeochemical observations with models improves the simulation of phytoplankton phenology and reduces uncertainty in plankton community structure & production....
Learn moreIntroducing fabmos: A New Tool for Efficient Biogeochemical Model Simulations
We’re excited to announce the release of fabmos, a Python-based software package developed within NECCTON. fabmos provides new biogeochemical/ecological model testbeds that bridge the gap between fast 0D/1D models and computationally expensive high-resolution 3D simulations....
Learn moreNew NECCTON Report on PRISMA Hyperspectral Data Released!
Our latest report, Deliverable 4.2, evaluates the potential of the PRISMA satellite for marine ecosystem monitoring. We assessed PRISMA’s Level 2 products and atmospheric correction techniques (ACOLITE & POLYMER) across multiple coastal sites, comparing them with in situ measurements....
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