The UKIRSC conference is a free event that brings together students with an interest in marine mammal science from across the UK and Ireland, providing them with a friendly opportunity to present their work, hear from experienced researchers, and network with their peers.
The third webinar in the EU Ocean Data Series will focus on how Earth observation, in situ, and modelled marine data can support the UN Ocean Decade initiative. Challenge 3: Sustainably feed the global population Challenge 4: Develop a sustainable, resilient and equitable ocean economy Challenge 6: Increase community resilience to ocean hazards
Approximately 40% of the world’s population resides within 100 km of coastlines, with over 10% living in low-lying coastal areas less than 10 meters above sea level. These regions face increasing vulnerability to the intensifying impacts of climate change, including flooding, erosion, and the loss of land and vital ecosystems. These challenges are driven by […]
Killer Whale Predation of Seals in Shetland with Dr. Julia Sutherland Predation by top predators such as killer whales (Orcinus orca) have been implicated in the decline of marine mammal populations worldwide, and is hypothesised as a potential driver of regional declines in harbour seal populations observed around Scotland. Join Julia from the ECOPredS (Ecological […]
The use of Dynamic Bayesian Network Modelling for the Spatial and Temporal Understanding of Marine Ecosystem Dynamics - by Dr Neda Trivonova from the University of Aberdeen
MASTS was founded in 2009 to be a unique collaboration between marine research organisations, government and industry.
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