Biodiversity of the Coastal Ocean: Monitoring with Earth Observation (BiCOME). Utilising remote sensing to monitor coastal biodiversity. Project funded by @ESA.
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ALT Image montage showing a centre image of seagrass with the words 'Coastal ecosystems' and 'BiCOME' underneath. With a small icon of some seagrass and a fish and a world map and beach overlay
ALT Living Planet Promotional Image showing the earth and various satellites and plants
ALT A combindation of coastal imagery with the words 'coastal ecosystems BICOME' and a photo of seagrass
ALT Under ocean photo with a logo showing krill, fish, and plankton. with the text "Biodiversity in the Open Ocean:Mapping, Monitoring and Modelling (BOOMS)" BOOMS-Project.org and the ESA logo
ALT The four projects include: PRIMary-productivity in Upwelling Systems (PRIMUS) - https://www.primus-atlantic.org/ OceanColour-CCI (OCCCI) - https://www.oceancolour.org/ Satellite-based observations of Carbon in the Ocean: Pools, Fluxes and Exchanges (SCOPE) Biodiversity in the Open Ocean: Mapping, Monitoring and Modelling (BOOMS) - https://booms-project.org/
ALT PML's Dr Claire Szostek presenting a slide on biodiversity monitoring from space - the slide mentions the BOOMS and BiCOME projects.
ALT Tom Jordan on board the Tara installing equipment with the sun in the background
ALT The So-Rad Instrumentation close up.
ALT Dr Tom Jorden installing the equipment on the Tara
ALT Promo card that shows the Hyperboost logo of the tara schooner the web address of www.hyperboost.info. The title: HyperBOOST and the description: Validating satellite data through observations collected via the Tara/TREC expedition around the European coast. - Funded by the European Space Agency.
ALT The BiCOME Team around the table at the ESA Headquarters in ESRIN
