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OGS, equipped with one of the first computer centres, develops software to collect, archive on magnetic tape and analyse the temporal variability of marine data obtained during oceanographic campaigns in the framework of various national scientific projects.
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Within the framework of several projects (MODB, MATER, MEDAR / MEDATLAS) marine OGS data are collected and contribute to the Mediterranean oceanographic database.
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NODC becomes the Italian reference within the International Oceanographic Data Exchange System of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission.
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Development in Oracle and population of the marine database with oceanographic measurements from 1889 onwards.
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OGS formally defines the infrastructure for oceanographic data collection called NODC.
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Development of the Archimede information system for meteo-marine data
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NODC joins SeaDataNet: the pan-European infrastructure for integrated marine data management.
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The UNESCO Committee on Oceanographic Data meets in Trieste
NODC organises the XIX meeting of the UNESCO Committee on the International Oceanographic Data Exchange in Trieste. -
NODC renews infrastructure with new programming language, more efficient access and data management services and launch of new website.
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NODC becomes scientific coordinator of EMODnet Chemistry: the European Commission's online platform for the collection and free access to marine pollution data.
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NODC takes the first steps with the Italian Oceanographic Commission to conclude an agreement on the sharing of Italian marine data and connect them to the UNESCO network.
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NODC is represented on the portal MERIL - Mapping of the European Research Infrastructure Landscape - which lists European research infrastructures in all scientific fields.
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As part of the EMODnet Chemistry project, NODC starts developing and managing the first European database on coastal, seabed and floating wastes.
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NODC coordinates the sixth meeting of the intergovernmental group JCOMM / IODE of global experts on oceanographic and meteorological marine data management.
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NODC contributes to the definition of the first OGS marine data management policy based on the principle of Open Science "as open as possible and as closed as strictly necessary".
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NODC participates in Horizon 2020 projects, the research and innovation programme in Europe: ENVRI - FAIR, EUROFLEETS +, EUROqCHARM, EuroSea, and SeaDataCloud.
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NODC participates in UNESCO actions for the global management of marine data in support of sustainable environmental governance.
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NODC participates in initiatives to support the European Open Science Cloud, the European service platform for open access to scientific data and information: FAIR-EASE, iMagine, EOSC Future, Blue-Cloud.
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Involvement in many different projects funded by the National Recovery and Resilience plan - Italy to put the principles of Open Science and Data-FAIRness into practise.
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With over 300,000 profiles of water columns in coastal and offshore areas, the National Oceanographic Data Centre OGS manages the most extensive marine data archive in Italy.
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The NODC received formal recognition by the UNESCO IODE Committee as an Accredited IODE National Oceanographic Data Centre.
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The Committee of the International Programme for the Exchange of Oceanographic Data and Information of the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO welcomes NODC as a member of the IODE Steering Group for the Quality Management System