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Met Office becomes the 5th MEDIN DAC
The Met Office has been accredited to act as the MEDIN Data Archive Centre for Marine Meteorology. The Met Office now becomes the 5th MEDIN DAC, joining the British Geological Survey (sea floor Geophysics and Geology), the British Oceanographic Data Centre (watercolumn oceanographic data), DASSH (marine species and habitats) and the UK Hydrographic Office (bathymetry). It is planned to further expand coverage of the network in 2012 to include fisheries survey data and marine historic environment data.
For more details see the MEDIN website
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Marine Socio-Economic Data management review
The Marine Management Organisation, Marine Scotland and MEDIN have commissioned EMU Ltd to carry out a review into the management of Marine Socio-Economic Data. We expect the final report to be available shortly. Keep an eye on the MEDIN website!
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Mark Charlesworth
As some of you may already know, Mark Charlesworth is leaving us in May after 7 years here in Liverpool. We're all sad to see him go but, at the same time, we'd like to thank him for all the work he's done for MEDIN and wish him all the best for the future. Cheers Mark.
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