It’s been a productive season. In this issue, TRICUSO meets its first ship of opportunity to trial the updated OceanPack RACE instrument, we learn about advancements in acoustic sensor development and an acceleration in SOCONET towards international governance, TRICUSO is represented at the WMO G3W...
Thanks to some good luck and dedication, Lucie Knor (GEOMAR) was able to take advantage of an exciting opportunity that involved a mad-dash to the Falkland Islands just in the nick of time to install the OceanPackTM RACE instrument on a ship of opportunity.
During the first year of TRICUSO, the Surface Ocean CO₂ Observing Network (SOCONET) experienced a significant acceleration towards the development of its international governance, coordination and communication capacity. This aligns with TRICUSO’s work package 6 objective to establish a governance structure for international surface pCO₂...
Lucie is a researcher interested in the ocean carbon cycle, ocean acidification, carbonate chemistry and science communication. Currently located in Kiel, Germany, Lucie joined GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung to work on the TRICUSO project in August, 2025.
TRICUSO colleagues Maciej Telszewski, Richard Sanders, Dorothee Bakker (pictured above) and Lucie Knor joined experts from different scientific communities to discuss what a greenhouse gas observing network for the WMO G3W needs to look like to reach the initiative’s main goal: the creation of a...
The inaugural newsletter features stories from the Kick Off Meeting in Southampton, UK in January to SubCtech and GEOMAR lab visits at the August Ocean Race Europe event in Kiel, Germany as well as a recap of the Ocean Summit, a welcome note from project...
TRICUSO aims to expand observation capacity in the vast Southern Ocean, home to consortium partner South Atlantic Environmental Research Institute (SAERI). Based in the Falkland Islands, SAERI operates the research vessel Pharos, which will be used in TRICUSO for the deployments of floats and a...
Kiel, Germany – home to our partner GEOMAR – hosted the start of the highly anticipated Ocean Race Europe after a four year hiatus from its inaugural event in 2021. Before the race started on the 10th of August, festivities were afoot from the 6th...
One of TRICUSO’s aims is the development of European Bio-GO-SHIP, a new initiative aligned with the international GO-SHIP programme, and inspired by current Bio-GO-SHIP efforts in the US, Australia and Japan to support sustained and consistent observations of open ocean biology. TRICUSO’s Sophie Clayton (NOC),...
TRICUSO partner Dr. Sophie Clayton (National Oceanography Centre) along with her colleagues have been named recipients of the prestigious 2024 National Oceanographic Partnership Program Excellence in Partnering Award for their project Bio-GO-SHIP.
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