Bulletin on research funding
G7 Science and Technology for the ocean
Last 12-14th May in Sendai, Japan, the Research an Innovation Ministry meeting endorsed efforts by the G7 Future of the Seas and Oceans Initiative Working Group, which aim to better understand the ocean-climate-biodiversity nexus, and to sustain and enhance the Global Ocean Observing System(GOOS). In order to understand, monitor, and predict the Ocean comprehensively as one global system, it is essential to enhance observations of physical, biogeochemical, and ecological ocean properties and their interactions with socio-economic systems in data-gap areas including both polar and deep seas. They committed to continuing to conduct and improve comprehensive ocean observations, including utilization of research and survey vessels, satellites, and other ocean observation platforms based on international collaboration and coordination.
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