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Apr 8, 2020

Coming soon: MINTED dynamic citation tool

One of ONC’s newest data stewardship initiatives developed over the last year is MINTED (Making Identifiers Necessary to Track Evolving Data), funded by the CANARIE Network. Due for public release later this month, this exciting project addresses the growing need to cite research datasets that change over time.

ONC data are very dynamic due to continually accumulating data streams, data reprocessing, and data product code versioning. While there has been a growing recognition of the benefits and need for data citations made evident by the reception of the FAIR principles (findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable), existing platforms and tools such as Dataverse and the Federated Research Data Repository are currently only able to serve the needs of static or non-...

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data | Data Stewardship | World Data System | sensors | MINTED

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Jul 20, 2018

Wiring the Abyss Leg 2: 23 July – 3 August 2018

In July 2018, a team of 48 scientists, engineers, communicators, and crew aboard the exploration vessel Nautilus conducted around-the-clock operations to maintain and expand instrumentation on Ocean Networks Canada’s cabled observing systems off Canada’s west coast.

Highlights include an exciting new neutrino experiment at Cascadia Basin to determine whether this location can support a large-scale neutrino detector array in the future; expanded instrumentation at Endeavour, including new sensors and cameras to improve our understanding of this dynamic hydrothermal vent ecosystem; installation of the final earthquake early warning seafloor sensors at Cascadia Basin, Barkley Canyon, and Clayoquot...

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Wiring the Abyss | Leg 2 | neutrinos | endeavour | cascadia basin | sensors | EEWS

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Sep 15, 2017

Monitoring Canada’s ocean, coasts, and killer whales through technology and data

Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) technology and data continue to monitor our country’s ocean, extensive coastlines, and endangered killer whale habitat through an underwater listening station, hydrophones, community observatories, and oceanographic radar systems.

In early September 2017, Fisheries and Oceans Canada and Transport Canada made two separate announcements on additional Oceans Protection Plan measures to protect our coasts, and the southern resident killer whales in...

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ECHO | AIS | sensors | radar systems | Oceans Protection Plan

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Sep 12, 2017

Earthquakes shed light on British Columbia’s early warning system

In September 2017, Ocean Networks Canada's (ONC) seismic sensors collected real-time information on two recent and very different earthquakes: one distant quake off Mexico’s west coast and a much smaller regional event near Ucluelet, British Columbia. Both seismic events provide insight into British Columbia’s earthquake early warning system, currently in development.

Early warning for Mexico’s magnitude 8.1 earthquake

On 7 September, a magnitude 8.1 earthquake struck off Mexico’s southwest coast near the Guatemalan border. ONC’s sensors detected the seismic waves over 4,700 kilometres away (Figure 1).

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EEWS | earthquake early warning | sensors | Mexico City | SASMEX | Nanometrics

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2017 began with an icy snap: in early January, British Columbia experienced the first really cold weather in several years. Starting in late 2013, wind and weather patterns over the northeast Pacific shifted, evolving into what has become known as the warm Blob (Figure 1). The surface temperatures of this massive region of the northeast Pacific Ocean climbed as much as three degrees Celcius above the seasonal average.

Warm Blob in June 2015 NOAA sea surface temperature maps

Figure 1: The warm Blob in June 2015, as revealed by NOAA sea surface temperature maps.

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