Previously known as OCEANS, IMBER was initiated by the IGBP/SCOR Ocean Futures Planning Committee in 2001. The intention was to identify the effects of global change on the ocean and the most important biological and chemical aspects of the ocean’s role in global change. The first IMBER Science Plan and Implementation Strategy was published in 2005. During its first five years, IMBER progressed in parallel with GLOBEC. A Transition Task Team was set up to recommend how the second phase of IMBER should accomodate new developments in marine ecosystem research. When GLOBEC ended in March 2010, ongoing regional programmes were incorporated into IMBER. The supplement to the IMBER SPIS was developed to give guidance on integrating the regional programmes into IMBER and also on developing new areas of relevant research.
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| Keywords | Oceanographic Modeling, Oceanography, Marine Systems, Marine Biology, Climate Change, Ocean Science, Global Change, Marine Research, Ocean Observation, Biological Oceanography, Ocean Modeling, Ocean Health, Oceanographic Data, Marine Environment, Oceanographic Research, Marine Conservation, Ocean Sustainability, Marine Monitoring |
| Competitors | NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, Ocean Conservancy, MBARI, Marine Conservation Society, International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES), IOC, Society for Marine Mammalogy, Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS), WORLD OCEAN NETWORK +39 more (view full list) |
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