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Dec 3, 2015

ArcticNet 2015

ARCTICNET 11th ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING  2015  |  7-11 DECEMBER

WESTON BAYSHORE HOTEL  |  VANCOUVER, CANADA

As the largest annual Arctic research gathering held in Canada, the Annual Scientific Meeting is the ideal venue to address environmental, social, economical and political challenges and opportunities that are emerging from climate change and modernization in the Arctic.

Over 150 ArcticNet researchers and 1000 graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, research associates, technicians and other specialists from 34 Canadian universities and numerous federal and provincial departments and agencies...

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ArcticNet | Cambridge Bay

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A native of Quebec City, Julie-Anne Dorval is a 24-year old oceanography Master’s student from the Institut des sciences de la mer de Rimouski at the University of Quebec. For Julie-Anne, her undergraduate studies in marine biology and a technical degree in bioecology are a natural progression of a childhood fascination with sea life. Today, her research focuses on the ecology of marine invertebrates in the Canadian Arctic using video and samples from ONC’s ocean observatory at Cambridge Bay. Julie-Anne’s supervisors are Philippe Archambault at Rimouski and Kim Juniper, Chief Scientist at Ocean Networks Canada.

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Sea ice returns to Cambridge Bay

Unseen beneath the surface of the Arctic Ocean, the Ocean Networks Canada ocean observatory in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, monitors ocean conditions 24/7. During the night of 13 October, sensors detected the seasonal return of surface sea ice.

Twilight at Cambridge Bay, Nunavut.

Since the installation in September 2012, the cabled observatory has continually recorded the conditions in Cambridge Bay, including the thickness of the sea ice. The shallow water ice profiler (SWIP) manufactured by Canada’s ASL Environmental Sciences, facing upward from the top of the observatory platform, uses acoustics to measure the...

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Oct 3, 2014

New "Ocean Sense" Program Announced

New “Ocean Sense” learning program aims to make global connections with world-leading ocean observatory technology

Mill Bay, BC. - Ocean Networks Canada (ONC), an initiative of the University of Victoria, today launches a pilot ocean science educational program at Brentwood College School to complement its growing network of community observatories program, which saw its prototype installed off the school dock two years ago, in the waters of Mill Bay, BC.

 “Ocean Sense” is a free, novel online educational program based on analyzing, understanding and sharing ocean data collected by the observatories.

“At ONC we believe it’s crucial that global...

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“Ocean Sense” and Community Observatories

Coastal communities are facing a wide range of rapid changes due to a changing environment. Lack of up to date scientific data limits community members in their ability to make informed decisions about their own coast. The University of Victoria’s Ocean Networks Canada offers a unique solution for bridging this gap in environmental monitoring, community involvement and scholastic outreach through the community observatory. To complement the expanding community observatory network, Ocean Networks Canada is introducing an educational program, “Ocean Sense: local observations, global connections” that will be piloted at Brentwood College School in Mill Bay, British Columbia, and Kiilinik High School in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut during the 2014-2015 school...

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Northward Ho! (2014)

Return to Cambridge Bay

In September 2012, Ocean Networks Canada installed a cabled community observatory in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut—the first of its kind to be installed in Canada’s North.

Each year, ONC teams travel to this northern hamlet for an important maintenance expedition to clean and upgrade the observatory infrastructure and instruments. It’s also a great opportunity to reconnect with the residents of Cambridge Bay.

Right now, members of our engineering, science and outreach teams are busy preparing for our third visit, from 14-25 September.

Panorama view of the dock at Cambridge Bay

Panorama view of the dock at Cambridge Bay...

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Aug 23, 2014

Prime Minister visits ONC Arctic Observatory

On a sunny August afternoon in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Mrs. Laureen Harper and key government representatives met with UVic President Jamie Cassels and Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) President Kate Moran to view firsthand the latest instrumentation that showcases Canadian science and technology in the Arctic.

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August 23, 2014 – Cambridge Bay, Nunavut.  Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Mrs. Laureen Harper and key government representatives gathered dockside with UVic President Jamie Cassels and Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) President Kate Moran to view firsthand the latest instrumentation that showcases Canadian science and technology in the Arctic.

On his ninth annual week-long Northern Tour, the Prime Minister’s itinerary includes the Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut, where he stopped in Cambridge Bay to learn about northern initiatives in ocean science and technology, including ONC’s cabled community observatory.

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