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Questions asked during live sessions are answered in this sheet.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGyUSJWaeXw

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This document allows you to ask any questions you might have during your practice

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https://help.marine.copernicus.eu/en/

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Session #1 - Products & User testimonies

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Session #1 - Products & User testimonies

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https://bit.ly/MarineData4NWS-Session1-REPLAY

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Browse Copernicus Marine Use Cases dedicated to NWS

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Browse Copernicus Marine Use Cases dedicated to NWS

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Sergi Pérez-Jorge

Researcher Marine mammals
OKEANOS

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Highly migratory species such as whales are often exposed to anthropogenic threats. A research led by the Okeanos RD center from the University of Azores focused on the migration pathways of three whales species from the North Atlantic Ocean: fin, blue and sei whales. They described their spatiotemporal distribution to understand their movement patterns and provide sustained data to protect them against ship collisions and noise disturbance.

To create an accurate tracking model, they used several data sets, including Copernicus Marine data. Researchers modelled the whales' habitat preferences in light of certain environmental and prey-related variables. Potential prey biomass distributions were obtained from SEAPODYM - a mid-trophic level spatial ecosystem and population dynamics model. This biomass distribution was provided by Copernicus Marine micronekton product, which contained parameters such as zooplanktons and micronektons. They are key explanatory variables for understanding the individual behaviour and population dynamics of larger oceanic predators.

Migratory marine animals are increasingly vulnerable to extinction and population declines due to cumulative anthropogenic impacts on their environment. Baleen whales are the largest animals on earth, yet the 3 species (blue, fin and sei) have suffered from overhunting. They are now considered "endangered" on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. They feed on some of the smallest animals in the ocean such as zooplanktons and micronektons. Climate change could alter their habitat preference to northward waters, and this could make them more vulnerable.

The Azores Whale Lab of the Okeanos RD center (University of Azores) has been conducting cetacean research in the most remote archipelago in the North Atlantic for the last 20 years and has applied that knowledge to aid in their conservation. CLS is a subsidiary of CNES, ARDIAN and IFREMER and a worldwide provider of monitoring and surveillance solutions for the planet.

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Tracking whales in the North-Atlantic | CMEMS

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Highly migratory species such as whales are often exposed to anthropogenic threats. A research led by the Okeanos RD center from the University of Azores focused on the migration pathways of three whales species from the North Atlantic Ocean: fin, blue and sei whales.

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Ergane Fouchet
Ocean engineer
NOVELTIS

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To date, there is no global solution providing a first level of information for ocean renewable energy site assessments for tidal energy devices (tidal current speed, tidal elevation, tidal power). NOVELTIS has developed a unique solution to provide this information: TidEA, Tidal Energy Assessment. TidEA is a free of charge decision-making tool to identify the most suitable sites for the development of tidal energy and also to characterize in detail the resource of the various sites of interest through the provision of relevant indicators calculated by NOVELTIS teams and validated using products (in situ data, elevation data) provided by the Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service (CMEMS, marine.copernicus.eu). TiDEA lists all the worldwide coastal regions and offers data up to 100 meters deep. For each selected site, you will find the maximum current speeds, the power density and the indicators of occurrence of some specific speed thresholds. TidEA is used by different types of end-users : NAVAL GROUP and SABELLA for the tidal energy project development and KRAKEN SUBSEA for their business development.
More here.

Ocean energy technology is rapidly being developed to help meet Europe energy needs and reduce its fossil fuel footprint. Several technologies have emerged to harness the energy of the seas. The Copernicus Marine Service ocean products provide key input for such technologies, as they can be used to help estimate the ocean energy resources available and select the most interesting areas to develop the tidal energy projects in the world.

NOVELTIS, a french private company, supports its offshore energy clients in their projects with resource assessment, site selection and metocean studies. It develops services for offshore wind, tidal and wave energy. Their expertise in modelling, data and statistical analysis and in forecast services helps their clients in the design of projects and risk management.

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To date, there is no global solution providing a first level of information for ocean renewable energy site assessments for tidal energy devices (tidal current speed, tidal elevation, tidal power). NOVELTIS has developed a unique solution to provide this information: TidEA, Tidal Energy Assessment.

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https://bit.ly/FeedbackSurveyNWS

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https://bit.ly/NWS-QGIS-advanced-level
TOPIC: How to identify major river discharge and estimate its impact on marine environment in QGIS software

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https://bit.ly/NWS-JN-advanced-level
TOPIC: Investigating the trends in Primary Production in the North West European Shelf

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Dive in detail into the global products of Copernicus Marine Service with the following videos

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Dive in detail into the global products of Copernicus Marine Service with the following videos

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Activities Sea Level TAC

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HR Ocean Colour TAC CMEMS general Asssembly

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HR Ocean Colour TAC CMEMS general Asssembly

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Dedicated e-learning material

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Provides free, open, regular and systematic reference information on the blue (physical), white (sea ice), and green (biogeochemical) ocean state, variability and dynamics across the global ocean and European regional seas.

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activities TAC SST 010

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How to register to the Copernicus Marine Service?

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How to register to the Copernicus Marine Service?

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How to register to the Copernicus Marine Service?

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CMEMS GA SEAPODYM LQ

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Fill your login/password and click on Login to download data. If you are not registred yet click on Register

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Fill your login/password and click on Login to download data. If you are not registred yet click on Register If you have trouble logging in, make sure your browser is set to accept cookies.

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How to search the Copernicus Marine Products

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How to search the Copernicus Marine Products

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How to search the Copernicus Marine Products

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During the training workshops, E-learning material as Jupyter Notebooks developed by the Copernicus Marine Service experts are shared with participants in order to share codes and explain how to use the products.  Let's discover which platform are at your disposal to practice these hands-on exercises.

Overview of the solutions

Different platforms and tools are available to run these Jupyter Notebooks:

The Copernicus Marine Service JupyterLab (access reserved to the participants of the workshop - conditions explained below),

The JupyterHub from the WEkEO DIAS platform,

The Anaconda platform.

WEkEO platform

The European Commission has launched a new initiative called DIAS to provide a single access point to all Copernicus data and information, alongside processing resources, tools and other relevant data.

As key organisations in the Copernicus Programme, EUMETSAT, ECMWF, EEA and MERCATOR OCEAN have combined their long-standing experience to develop the WEkEO Copernicus DIAS service.

Signing up for WEKEO is free and gives you access to a Jupyter Hub instance.

In this video, Hayley Evers-King (Marine Application Expert at EUMETSAT) guides you through the Copernicus WEkEO platform, which gives you free access to all Copernicus data in one place, with expert user support.

Anaconda

1- Download - Visit the website of the platform and choose the package you need.

2- Software installation - How to install Anaconda ? While waiting for our tutorial to help you, you can start by watching this video:

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During the training workshops, E-learning material as Jupyter Notebooks developed by the Copernicus Marine Service experts are shared with participants in order to share codes and explain how to use the products. Let's discover which platform are at your disposal to practice these hands-on exercises.

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How to download Copernicus Marine Products?

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How to download Copernicus Marine Products?

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How to download Copernicus Marine Products?

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Get help from the Copernicus Marine Service Desk

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Get help from the Copernicus Marine Service Desk

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One file only.128 MB limit.Allowed types: gif, jpg, jpeg, png, bmp, eps, tif, pict, txt, rtf, odf, pdf, doc, docx, xls, xlsx.

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High resolution physical products

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