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Argo-Dome

PROJECT : Argo-Dome

Scientific project

Argo-Dome

Argo-Dome

Principal Investigator(s) :

Vincent Taillandier

Local Coordinator(s) :

Team(s) involved :

Members :

Antoine Poteau | Hervé Claustre | Edouard Leymarie | Manon Audax | Sergio Cambronero Solano
Argo-Dome proposes a proof-of-concept for an information system supported by multi-disciplinary oceanic observations over an oceanic area of high societal value, the Costa Rica Thermal Dome
Argo-Dome regroups different actions that will be lead in the frame of the doctoral project of Sergio Cambronero: “towards three-dimensional management of biodiversity hotspots in Areas Beyond National Juridictions”. The first objective is observational: set up a regional observation system of the Costa Rica Thermal Dome, via a network of BGC-Argo profiling floats maintained by the international Argo program. The second objective is technological: provide information on the soundscape via the development of an in-situ acoustic sensing capability, in the aim to characterise anthropic noise emitted by maritime traffic. The third objective is sustain this observing system in a long term perspective through collaborative actions in Costa Rica: scientific and technological capacity building with the Oceanographic Lab of UNA, outreach through the Adopt-a-Float program with ONG Pelagos, international visibility through media and artistic supports aligned with UNOC25 and BBNJ agreement.

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As part of the Year of the Ocean, the Laboratoire d’Océanographie de Villefranche is actively participating in two major events: the One Ocean Science Congress and l’UNOC’3.
Our unit’s staff will take part in scientific discussions and associated events, and will also contribute to the “Sciences-sur-Mer” Festival (June 7–13, Villefranche-sur-Mer), which aims to strengthen the link between science and society by offering opportunities for dialogue between stakeholders and inviting both the general public and school groups to take part.