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This year marks the 13th global Ocean Health Index (OHI, for short) assessment measuring the sustainable delivery of 10 benefits, or goals, that people want and need from the ocean. The ...
Read More...Have you ever wondered what happens to your data when you project it from one CRS to another? Or whether or not you should convert your data from counts to density...
Read More...In 2024, the Ocean Health Index Global Fellows program has welcomed three fresh Data Science and Communication Fellows to its ranks. The selected trio all hail from the Bren School of Environmental Science & Management...
Read More...This year marks the 12th global Ocean Health Index (OHI, for short) assessment measuring the sustainable delivery of 10 benefits, or goals, that people want and need from the ocean. The ...
Read More...The practice of whale hunting has been a long-standing tradition in the Faroe Islands, an autonomous territory within the Kingdom of Denmark. This cultural practice has recently come under increased domestic and international scrutiny.
Read More...In 2023, the Ocean Health Index Global Fellows program has welcomed three fresh Data Science and Communication Fellows to its ranks. The selected trio all hail from the newly instituted Masters of Environmental Data Science...
Read More...Climate models from the CMIP6 Scenario experiments predict the future climate of our planet. We are here to help you find these data...
Read More...This year marks the 11th global Ocean Health Index (OHI, for short) assessment measuring the sustainable delivery of 10 benefits, or goals, that people want and need from the ocean. The ...
Read More...What to do when the data you need are trapped in highly formatted tables spread among 185 different PDFs which are only downloadable separately...
Read More...Tidal flats will complement the existing habitat types and will affect the habitat subgoal and carbon storage goal. Three new data layers created are tidal flat extent, tidal flat trend, and tidal flat condition...
Read More...`raster` has been the go-to spatial analysis package in R since the dawn of time, but we converted our workflow to the more modern `terra` package. At the Ocean Health Index, we work with spatial data for a plethora of goals like mapping sea ice extent and habitat types that sequester carbon throughout the land and coastal nations. Let's dive into how we converted our code from `raster` to `terra`.
Read More...This year the Ocean Health Index Global Fellows program has taken on three new Data Science and Communication Fellows. All three fellows have been picked from the new Masters of Environmental Data Science...
Read More...Climate models from the CMIP6 Scenario experiments predict the future climate of our planet. These data are amazing AND complex, and we are here to help you make sense of it...
Read More...This year marks the ninth global Ocean Health Index (OHI, for short) assessment measuring the sustainable delivery of 10 benefits, or goals, that people want and need from the ocean. The ...
Read More...This year marks the ninth global Ocean Health Index (OHI, for short) assessment measuring the sustainable delivery of 10 benefits, or goals, that people want and need from the ocean. The ...
Read More...The new assessment tool, the Baltic Health Index (BHI) evaluates comprehensively the health status of the Baltic Sea and has been calculated by researchers at the Stockholm Resilience Centre, Stockholm University, ...
Read More...We are excited to announce the [global Ocean Health Index (OHI) scores for 2019!](http://ohi-science.org/ohi-global/) The overall global Index score was 71, similar to ...
Read More...In a world of increasingly complex decision making, transparency has become paramount. This is no exception in science and, specifically, in science-based management ...
Read More...The Index was designed to be useful to ocean planning around the world, and to be useful, it must be applicable to place-based management, which is how so many decisions that affect ocean health ...
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