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SOCCO releases its Phase IV Integrated Science and Innovation Strategy: 2022-2027

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Where is the Southern Ocean?

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Gearing up for novel turbulence observations in the SubAntarctic Zone

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New Approaches for Air-Sea Fluxes in the Southern Ocean

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Researchers plug carbon sink gaps

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Plans Underway For SOSCEx III

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Robot to test health of ocean ‘lungs’

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Ocean Gliders Battle Southern Ocean In Order To Capture The Seasonal Cycle

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SA Agulhas II Completes Successful Antarctic Mission

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  • SOCCO releases its Phase IV Integrated Science and Innovation Strategy: 2022-2027

    Main Author: Dr. Sandy Thomalla

    In March this year the Southern Ocean Carbon-Carbon Observatory (SOCCO) research programme based at the CSIR Smart Society, Holistic Climate Change Division released their Phase IV Integrated Science and Innovation Strategy: 2022-2027. More than a decade ago, the important (yet drastically understudied) role of the Southern Ocean in global climate was recognised, which together with Continue Reading

  • Where is the Southern Ocean?

    Main Author: Dr. Thomas Ryan-Keogh

    The recent announcement from the National Geographic on the 8th June 2021 that the Southern Ocean will be recognised as the world’s fifth ocean, alongside the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian and Arctic, has caused quite a stir amongst scientists who have specialised their research in this unique and mesmerising environment. The reason for this is that Continue Reading

  • Gearing up for novel turbulence observations in the SubAntarctic Zone

    Main Author: Dr. Sarah Nicholson

    In situ observations of open ocean (and in particular the Southern Ocean) turbulent mixing are sparse and remain one of the ‘holy grails’ of Oceanography. Ocean fronts and eddies are hotspots for raised turbulent mixing, however, it is extremely intermittent and thus difficult to observe. The passage of strong atmospheric storms are thought to further enhance Continue Reading

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