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PERSGA/ALECSO-IOC/GLOSS-GOOS Training Workshop on Sea-level Data Analysis for the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden Region
UNESCO, 2000 (Training course reports-No. 57)This report provides a summary of a PERSGA/ALESCO-IOC/GLOSSGOOS Training Workshop on Sea-Level Data Analysis for the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden Region. The main objective of the workshop is to train participants from Djibouti, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan and Yemen on collection and analysis of data and the encouragement in exchanging such data. It reports on the status of methods and material used in the region and provides a set of recommendations for future sealevel activities.
IODE Training on Oceanographic Data and Information Management for the Spanish-speaking Countries of Central and South America = Curso de Formación del IODE sobre la gestión de datos e información oceanográficos para los países de habla hispana de América Central y del Sur
UNESCO, 2000 (Training course reports-No. 55)
IOC/GLOSS-GOOS Training Workshop on Sea-level Measurements, Tidal Analysis, GPS and Gravity Measurements, Satellite Altimetry and Numerical Modelling
UNESCO, 2000 (Training course reports-No. 54)This report provides a summary of an IOC-GLOSS/GOOS Training Workshop on Sea-Level Data Analysis. The course programme is described. Sea-level activities in the countries of the course participants (primarily Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries in South America and Africa) are briefly described. A set of recommendations for future sea-level activities in the regions are listed.
Training Course on Management of Marine Data and Information for the IOCINCWIO Region
UNESCO, 2000 (Training course reports-No. 46)The course was designed within the continuing training programme of the IODE to familiarize marine data and information managers with current procedures and methods related to marine data and information management, with a special emphasis on newest microcomputer methods and software. Through such training courses the IOC aims to ensure increasing and sustained collaboration of Member States in the IODE programme, and to maintain a high level of competence in the National Oceanographic Data Centres.
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