News about Memfis • 12 October 2023
The poster exhibition is vital to the MEMFIS conference
In addition to all the interesting speakers, there will also be a dozen poster exhibitors to spread good experiences on ongoing projects and current research in the marine environmental monitoring work.
MEMFIS 2023. Let's Talk Ocean
A poster exhibition is a key aspect of scientific conferences and is also a great way to network with other researchers within this field. The poster exhibitors at the MEMFIS conference will showcase research and the ongoing work in the field of environmental monitoring to further spread research findings and innovative ideas. The poster exhibition is also a great platform for scientific discussions and networking opportunities
The aim is to enhance the overall conference experience by facilitating knowledge, sharing, networking and interactive learning.
Amongst the poster exhibitors you can for example discuss with The Swedish Research fleet, Voice of the Ocean Foundation and the Gothenburg Marine Biological Laboratory. Please find the complete list of exhibitors below.
Presenter | Faculty/organisation | Poster |
|---|---|---|
Matthias Obst | Department of Marine Sciences, University of Gothenburg | SUBSIM – a national platform for SUBSea IMage analysis |
Erik Browaldh Cecilia Edbom Blomstrand | SGU | Seafloor Annotation Mapping Support (SEAMS) - an app to support benthic analysis |
Karina Barquet & Frans Sjölander | Stockholm Environment Institute | Exploring feasibility of multi-purpose platforms |
Björn Lindell | SLU | The Swedish Research Fleet – Seven Universities and authorities in Cooperation |
Johan Backer & David Wolff | EmbeddedArt | Reduce the amount of ghostgear in the sea with the help of smart technology |
Jakob Valve & Elizaveta Mattsson | DEEP, Stockholm University | To detect or not detect – the importance of sampling frequency for meaningful phytoplankton monitoring |
Robert Mars | Leibniz Institute for Baltic Sea Research Warnemünde | Shallow Water Processes and Transitions to the Baltic Scale – Instrumentation for the Coastal waters |
Anna Willstrand Wranne & Louise Biddle | Voice of the Ocean Foundation | Baltic Sea Ocean Observatories; two years of continuous autonomous operations, data delivery and science applications |
Björn Källström & Lena Granhag | Gothenburg Marine Biological Laboratory | Combining research, citizen science and stakeholder engagement to manage marine invasive alien species |
Anna Hasslow | SwAM | Monitoring of by-catch of harbour porpoise |
Erland Lettewall & Matthias Obst | SwAM | New methods on monitoring invasive alien species |
Jakob Walve | DEEP, Stockholm University | From milligrams per litre to millions of tons: Using Swedish national monitoring data to quantify changes in Baltic Sea oxygen debt among basins and depth layers |
Louise Newman | Gothenburg University | The Skagerak Facility at the University of Gothenburg |
Elena Gorokova | Stockholm University | TBA |
Siv Huseby | Umeå Marine Sciences Center | FerryBox as a complement in the pelagic monitoring of the Gulf of Bothnia |
Martin Hansson & Lena Viktorsson | Oceanographic unit, SMHI | Improved OXYGEN maps of the Baltic Sea, - using DIVAnd (Data-Interpolating Variational Analysis in n dimensions) to estimate hypoxic and anoxic areas |
Magnus Wenzer, Martin Hansson & Örjan Bäck | Oceanographic unit, SMHI | SHARKtools - A new system for handling CTD-data, assuring high data quality from measurement to data delivery |
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News about Memfis • 2023-11-16
In November, SwAM and Formas arranged a two-day conference – Marine environmental monitoring for future innovation and sustainability, MEMFIS. The conference brought together more than 120 participants from eight countries; decision makers and experts on marine monitoring from areas such as policy, management, research and innovation.
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News about Memfis • 2023-11-07
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News about Memfis • 2023-11-02
In a week the first international conference on the future of marine environmental monitoring will take place in Sweden with focus on innovation and sustainability. SwAM and Formas are happy to welcome participants from eight countries to two days of exciting talks, inspiring poster sessions and time for networking.
