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Laurent Mortier - ARMINES connecting with Richard Sanders - ICOS during poster session at ICOS 2024
AMRIT present during ICOS Science Conference 2024

The AMRIT project has been presented in the poster sessions of the Integrated Carbon Observation System Science Conference 2024

Understanding the ocean's role in the carbon cycle is a major objective of scientific research and ocean observing systems (OOS), as the ocean is the main sink for anthropogenic carbon. The processes need to be better understood, and the spatial variability of the source/sink better quantified, so that the budget can be correctly calculated.

Photo courtest of Zeynep Erdem - Representing AMRIT at IROS 2024, Vancouver, September 2024
AMRIT Ambitions - Spreading the word

AMRIT was introduced by Zeynep Erdem to the International Research Ship Operators (IRSO) 2024 meeting. IROS 2024, Vancouver Canada, September 23 and 26, 2024. 

Image of ripples in water
Exciting Job Opportunity! AMRIT Project Director

ARMINES is seeking a Project Director for HEP AMRIT to join their dynamic team with an international dimension in the field of Ocean Observation. The successful candidate will manage/coordinate/direct the ambitious Horizon Europe Project AMRIT, supervised by professor Laurent Mortier and in close cooperation with the partners of the project. 
 

SCRUM Team - Meeting in NOC Liverpool
Scrum Team launched in early November

Main developers and product owners that will build the GOOS/EOOS digital Technical Support System gathered in NOC offices to launch the AMRIT Scrum Team’s developments. We are open for your contributions, to review our developments and also be part of it!

Photo courtesy of JPI Oceans (c) Cesar Couto
AMRIT IN A NUTSHELL
AMRIT is a European project building on marine MRIs to integrate, harmonise and build synergies. It will pave the way to an operational EOOS by supporting operators and streamline metadata for improved monitoring. (Photo courtesy of JPI Oceans (c) Cesar Couto)