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Marine Environmental Monitoring

from sampling to knowledge

What we do

NODC

SMHI is the Swedish National Oceanographic Data Centre
Since 2017 we are the Swedish National Oceanographic Data Centre (NODC) appointed by UNESCOs IOC/IODE.

NODC

SMHI is the Swedish National Oceanographic Data Centre
Since 2017 we are the Swedish National Oceanographic Data Centre (NODC) appointed by UNESCOs IOC/IODE.

A film about algae and algal blooms - the role of phytoplankton in our ecosystem
Source: SMHI
A film about algae and algal blooms - the role of phytoplankton in our ecosystem
Source: SMHI

DATA, REPORTS AND NEWS

NEWS

07 February 2024

SMHI recruits Professor of Oceanography

To further strengthen and profile SMHI's expertise in oceanographic research, the position of Professor of Oceanography is now advertised. With a focus on climate effects and other anthropogenic impacts on the ocean, operational oceanography and data assimilation or biogeochemical and physical processes and their impact on the marine environment, the professor will be a key player in the work for an ocean in balance and for a safe and sustainable society.

24 April 2023

SMHI's research at EGU 2023

SMHI will participate in the annual research conference European Geosciences Union General Assembly in Vienna. This year SMHI's researchers will participate in various events within our disciplines of meteorology, hydrology, oceanography and climate.

30 March 2022

On a pathway to resilient and sustainable societies

The research project ARCPATH (Arctic Climate Predictions: Pathways to Resilient, Sustainable Societies) has been completed after four years. The aim of the project has been to investigate pathways to resilient and sustainable societies by developing climate projections in the Arctic and to interpret the effects of climate change on local communities in Iceland, Greenland and northern Norway in connection with ongoing socio-economic changes. The project was funded by NordForsk.

 

National archive for oceanographic data

NEWS

07 February 2024

SMHI recruits Professor of Oceanography

To further strengthen and profile SMHI's expertise in oceanographic research, the position of Professor of Oceanography is now advertised. With a focus on climate effects and other anthropogenic impacts on the ocean, operational oceanography and data assimilation or biogeochemical and physical processes and their impact on the marine environment, the professor will be a key player in the work for an ocean in balance and for a safe and sustainable society.

24 April 2023

SMHI's research at EGU 2023

SMHI will participate in the annual research conference European Geosciences Union General Assembly in Vienna. This year SMHI's researchers will participate in various events within our disciplines of meteorology, hydrology, oceanography and climate.

30 March 2022

On a pathway to resilient and sustainable societies

The research project ARCPATH (Arctic Climate Predictions: Pathways to Resilient, Sustainable Societies) has been completed after four years. The aim of the project has been to investigate pathways to resilient and sustainable societies by developing climate projections in the Arctic and to interpret the effects of climate change on local communities in Iceland, Greenland and northern Norway in connection with ongoing socio-economic changes. The project was funded by NordForsk.

 

National archive for oceanographic data

Marine environment on external web sites

International collaborations

International collaborations
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