Fantastic Oceanographic Program laid on in Brest for European Odyssey participants
By
Cornell Sailing on 08.07.2014
Event(s):
European Odyssey
Destination(s):
Brest 
Photo Oceanopolis
If you are nearby on 23 July, there is space for interested sailors to attend.
| 0930-1230 |
Guided tour (in English) of Oceanopolis |
| 1230-1600 |
Lunch and free time (local specialities available for lunch at Oceanopolis) |
| 1600-1830 |
Conference : Contribution of sailors to scientific research programs in Oceanography and Meteorology
- Sylvie Pouliquen (Ifremer/Coriolis)
Oceanographic data: why it is needed, and what it is used for
- Nathanaële Lebreton (SHOM/Coriolis
The functioning and deployment of an Argo float
- Mathieu Belbéoch (JCOMMOPS)
JCOMMOPS and JCOMM – crossroads of the ocean observation programs
- Martin Kramp (JCOMMOPS)
Sailing yachts’ contributions: Deployments and SOT Ancillary Class
- Pierre Blouch (Météo-France)
E-Surfmar – the surface network in Europe
- Bernard Stamm (professional navigator)
The partnership of Bernard Stamm with Océanopolis
- Jacques Dussol (RIEM)
The International Network of Eco-Explorers of the Sea
- Victorien Erussard (EO)
The Energy Observer Project
- Pascal Guiraudou (Cornell Sailing)
Cornell Sailing Odyssey Events
- Anne-Cécile Turner (RfW, tbc)
Race for Water Foundation
- Michel Huchet (VSF, tbc)
Sails without Borders
- Cindy Guillement (OSC, tbc)
The OceanoScientific Program
- XXX (BWR, tbc)
The scientific program of the Barcelona World Race
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Cocktail on-board the schooner “La Recouvrance“ |
