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The wind speed measurements in the ocean come from the EirOOS: Irish Ocean Observing System Irish Ocean Observing System. 🌬 95km/h off Cork at M3 buoy. See the latest readings on digitalocean.ie

🌊 #IMDBON buoys: M3 so far has seen the highest max wave heights during #StormÉowyn at 20m. M3 is on the south west coast off Kerry. The other buoys tracking heights of around 15m. We hope you made it through the night ok and monitor Met Éireann warnings. Marine Institute

Carlow Weather Thanks for sharing the images, it is a marine buoy that is usually moored in a fixed location. This one came adrift during Storm Bert, and then we lost contact with it during Storm Darragh. Good of Éowyn to return it for us! Irish Lights are kindly securing it to prevent it

We are thrilled to launch the first #EMSO #MobilityofPersonnel Program! ✨ The program aims to foster #knowledgesharing & hands-on experience among our Facilities staff, enhance #international #Collaboration and contribute to EMSO's scientific goals. 👉 emso.eu/2025/01/31/ems…

As Storm Éowyn approached Ireland, the Irish Marine Data Buoy Observation Network—managed by the Marine Institute & Met Éireann—recorded extraordinary ocean conditions. 📍 M3 Buoy (56km off the Cork coast): 🌊 Wave height: 20.15m - almost the length of a tennis court! 📍 M4

“Data buoys withstood intense weather, remained operational and continued delivering crucial data” Have a read on The Irish Times about the Marine Institute #imdbon data buoys’ performance during #StormEowyn! Met Éireann irishtimes.com/environment/cl….

🎉Today we celebrate #WomenInScience and the incredible contributions our female scientists make to marine science. 👇Hear from Christine Loughlin

✅ Glider Deployment ❓Mission: To further our understanding of ocean currents & their formation 📍Where: launched off Erris Head, the #glider will travel over the shallow continental shelf waters to deeper continental slope water collecting important #OceanData Marine Institute

📰New research undertaken by Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway using the Irish National Tide Gauge #INTGN at Port of Galway operated by Marine Institute and 2 of Office of Public Works gauges in the west of Ireland. Studies like this show the importance this data provides for predictions of future storm impacts.

We’re enjoying the rare days of sunshine on deck during the #CE25007 survey and gave a short intro to Marine Institute M6 #IMDBON buoy to 3 students on board. Doreen will use data from M6 & South Rockall Mooring for her MSc project Zdenek, our technician, shows them the CTD in hull.

New Vs. Old The M6 #IMDBON Marine Institute data buoy was successfully swapped out on the #CE25007 survey. This buoy will be out for 1 year providing essential data for Met Éireann along with 3 subsurface CTD microCATs to 750m depth for #oceanops

The yearly swap out of the South Rockall Trough Deep-sea Mooring was successful on the #CE25007 survey. Another year of ADCP and CTD data will be available to add to this existing dataset!

Only a few days left of the survey, enjoying the last few days of these sunsets, especially with the M6 on board😍 the 4pm-4am shift has its perks. EirOOS: Irish Ocean Observing System Marine Institute Marine Institute Research Vessels

Under blue skies EirOOS: Irish Ocean Observing System team was proud to host Europe’s top ocean observation experts for the annual EUMETNET #ESurfMar meeting in Galway, 20–22 May 2025. Advancing buoy networks, ship obs & marine data systems ! 🇮🇪🌍#MarineScience #OceanMonitoring

🐟Come by ANERIS booth at #EGI2025 and see the innovative #technologies we're developing! Our team is creating a series of visually engaging infographics that illustrate their purpose, methodology, and outcomes.📊 The first set is available in-person and soon on the site!

Want a behind the scenes look at the EirOOS: Irish Ocean Observing System recovery and deployments? Read our team member Christine's blog post for Marine Institute Research Vessels Scientists at Sea about the infrastructure operations on the Marine Institute Ocean Climate Service Survey #CE25007

We have a brand new video showing EirOOS activity with footage from our AIMSIR surveys. These infrastructure are vital for #oceanobs Click the link to watch👇 youtube.com/watch?v=3JRhgb…