The report highlights the opportunities and challenges of applying AI in marine research and operations. Key findings identify data interoperability and discoverability as critical barriers to scaling AI, alongside the need for trustworthy, well-governed, and high-quality data.
Our Knowledge Mobilization Hub Makes Ocean Research Resources Available for Canada’s Science Community
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From how-to guides and webinars to expedition research tools and ocean academia support, our knowledge mobilization hub is built to help ocean researchers connect with how-tos that help them do their best work and share it with the world.
Training
MEOPAR builds capacity in interdisciplinary research and hard skills related to marine environmental risk.
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Communities of Practice (CoP)
MEOPAR supports Communities of Practice (CoPs) across multiple disciplines in our network.
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From current and past research projects, find a resource to support your discovery
Reports
Mobilizing Ocean Research for Canada Report (or CCA report)
Sponsored by MEOPAR, this new report from the Council of Canadian Academies explores how Canada can better harness ocean research to address national priorities. It offers insight into how Canada can better coordinate, support, and mobilize ocean research to meet these challenges and maximize benefits for communities, ecosystems, and the economy.
Resources
Ocean Acidification Resources
These knowledge resources have been developed by the Ocean Acidification (OA) Community of Practice and explore how we are working to further our understand the impacts of ocean acidification and hypoxia in BC to provide knowledge that supports enhancing the resiliency of BC’s seafood.
CBC in Antarctica Documentary
This CBC short documentary takes the viewer on a journey with the MEOPAR supported, first, all-Canadian team of scientists to Antarctica. The reporting focuses on the effects of climate change in the Antarctic ecosystem and geopolitical instability threatening the area’s peace.
How to make a research video
Learn how to make an engaging, entertaining, and educational video about your research with marine scientist, research consultant, and science communicator Leigh Howarth. These tips will help get your work beyond academia to inform stakeholders, decision-makers and the wider public.
Let’s Talk Science Career Profiles
Explore Let’s Talk Science’s collection of over 700 career profiles, including 5 submitted by individuals in the MEOPAR network. This resource is for kids and young adults to learn about different job options in STEM.
Webinars
MEOPAR Webinars
Explore MEOPAR’s webinar series, featuring practical guidance on applying for funding, highlights from Canada’s first all-Canadian expedition to Antarctica, resources for conducting research at sea, and other topics advancing ocean research, collaboration, and knowledge mobilization.
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