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International Conference on Ocean Observation Networks and Technology

ICOONT

2nd Feb – 3rd Feb 2027 Sao Luis, Brazil

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Conference Session Tracks

UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

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01 Advancements in Ocean Observation Sensor Networks +
This track will explore the latest developments in sensor technologies for ocean observation networks. Emphasis will be placed on innovations that enhance data accuracy and reliability in marine environments.
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02 Autonomous Vehicles in Oceanographic Research +
This session will focus on the role of autonomous vehicles in collecting oceanographic data. Discussions will include their design, deployment, and the impact of autonomous systems on marine research.
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03 Satellite Monitoring and Remote Sensing Techniques +
This track will examine the integration of satellite monitoring and remote sensing in oceanography. Participants will discuss methodologies and applications for tracking oceanic changes from space.
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04 Innovations in Buoy Systems for Environmental Monitoring +
This session will highlight advancements in buoy technology for real-time environmental monitoring. Topics will include design improvements and data transmission capabilities of modern buoy systems.
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05 Data Telemetry and Real-Time Monitoring Solutions +
This track will address the challenges and solutions in data telemetry for oceanographic applications. Emphasis will be placed on real-time monitoring systems and their contributions to ocean science.
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06 Oceanographic Instruments: Design and Application +
This session will cover the design, functionality, and application of various oceanographic instruments. Participants will share insights on instrument calibration and deployment strategies.
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07 Environmental Monitoring through Underwater Drones +
This track will explore the use of underwater drones for environmental monitoring and data collection. Discussions will focus on their capabilities, challenges, and future potential in oceanography.
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08 Hydrographic Surveys: Techniques and Technologies +
This session will delve into the methodologies and technologies used in hydrographic surveys. Participants will discuss best practices for data collection and analysis in marine environments.
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09 Ocean Data Collection and Management Strategies +
This track will focus on strategies for effective ocean data collection and management. Emphasis will be placed on data integration, storage, and accessibility for researchers.
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10 CTD Profiling: Techniques and Innovations +
This session will examine the latest techniques and innovations in Conductivity-Temperature-Depth (CTD) profiling. Participants will discuss advancements that enhance the accuracy and efficiency of CTD measurements.
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11 Quality Control in Oceanographic Datasets +
This track will address the importance of data quality control in oceanographic research. Discussions will focus on methodologies for ensuring the integrity and reliability of oceanographic datasets.
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