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Dynamic Greenocean Project
The Dynamic Greenocean Project is a network founded in 2000 to advance understanding of the interactions between the carbon cycle and climate change, particularly those mediated by marine ecosystems.
Greenocean workshops have brought together theoretical ecologists, modelers and observationalists to explore how new observations and emerging approaches, including machine learning, can improve the representation of ecosystem processes in global ocean biogeochemistry models, and enhance understanding of ecosystem-environment interactions.
This work is supported by the Royal Society (RP\R1\191063, RSRP\R\241002), the NERC Marine Frontiers project (NE/V011103/1), and the Schmidt Sciences Calipso project.
Most workshops were held at the Laboratoire d’Océanologie de Villefranche-sur-mer (LOV).
Contact Professor Corinne Le Quéré CBE FRS
