Oceanography & Marine Biology

ABOUT CONFERENCE

EuroSciCon welcomes you to attend the World Forum on "13th Edition of International Conference on Oceanography & Marine Biology" during November 18-19| 2019 at London ,UK. It includes prompt Keynote presentations, Oral presentations (Speaker forum and Young research forum), Poster presentations, Workshops, Symposium and Exhibitions.

Oceanography 2019 is a global overview which will provide an international platform on the theme of "Mastering the Marine Science Through Technology". The main objective is to bring all the experts like academicians, scientists, and business professionals, general public, current and prospective Oceanographers and Marine Biologists to share information and ideas about the development of Oceanography & Marine Biology. Attendees will learn about several topics relevant to Oceanography & Marine Biology and find out about the latest Oceanography equipment and technologies by browsing the ongoing Exhibition. Anyone with an interest in Oceanography, Marine Science, including prospective growers, researchers, educators, students related to Oceanography & Marine Biology can attend the conference. The conference is also suited to persons who sell goods or services to the Oceanography & Marine Biology industry.

Importance & Scope of Oceanography:

Oceanography overspread both the deep oceans and the much shallower coastal regions. The wideness of understanding in oceanography means oceanographers tends to be rather specialized around one specific subject. Oceanographers study the connections between ocean environments and those on land but are searching out information that can benefit humans. Understanding ocean systems carries economic importance as we gain information about resources we can use (fish, oil and gas, elements and chemical compounds) and make scientific discoveries. They also play a huge role in understanding of climate change and global warming by studying how our behaviours as humans affect the oceans may give us the answers to solving pollution and global warming issues.

This Colloquium will provide an outline on the modern trends and attainments in ocean sciences and technologies applied to oceanography and will discover future needs, developments as well as management and governance.

Target Audience:

• Oceanographers
• Marine Biologists
• Researchers
• Academics
• Marine Associations
• Marine Industrialists
• Logistics
• Marine conservation organizations
• Marine engineers
• Marine Industries
• Students
• Business

Why to Attend?

The entire world is focused on finding out about Marine Science and its advantages, so this is the best prospect to achieve biggest gathering of members from the Marine Science group. Appropriate data, direct presentation, and meet with current and potential researchers. Make a sprinkle with new inquiries about and its advancements in this 2-days occasion at "13^th International Conference on Oceanography and Marine Biology". World-renowned speakers, ongoing procedures, improvements and newest updates in Marine Science are the compact of this conference. Hence, all are warmly invited to be a part of this conference to contribute your research ideas.

 

 

SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

Oceanography 2019 – Scientific Sessions

Session 1: Oceanography

Oceanography is the investigation of the sea and all its unpredictable associations with the planet. An oceanographer is a unique sort of researcher who examines the sea, such as the chemistry of the of ocean water, the geology related with the sea, the physical developments of the Ocean water. Oceanography, as the name suggests, is that control of data that is bothered with the seas and consolidates inside its augmentation the limit line or an outer limit of seas, of their enormity and significance, the physical constituents and chemical quality of their waters, marine biological life, and the sort of advantages found there.

Session Keywords:

• Marine Biologists
• Marine Biology Conferences
• Marine Biodiversity
• Marine Biology researchers
• Oceanographers Meetings
• Marine Biology

Session 2: Marine Biology

Marine Biology is the methodological investigation of marine life, living beings in the ocean. Given that in biology numerous phyla, families and genera have a few species that live in the ocean and others that live ashore. Marine Biology classifies the species dependent on nature rather than on taxonomy.

The importance is on fundamental rules that assist us to comprehend the procedures that shape life in marine environments. This point presents marine organisms and the physical and biological processes that influence them. At first it starts with an examination concerning the geologic procedures behind the arrangement of ocean basins, the causes and maintenance of currents and ocean circulation, and the physical elements affecting essential profitability in marine environments.

Session Keywords:

• Oceanography Conferences
• Marine Biology Conferences
• Marine Ecology Conferences
• Marine Sciences Conferences
• Oceanographers Conferences
• Ocean Science Conferences
• Ocean Science Meetings
• Aqua Science Meetings

Session 3: Physical Oceanography

Physical oceanography is the investigation of physical conditions and physical procedures inside the oceans, particularly the movements and physical properties of sea waters. In this few areas, oceanography is divided. Others include biological, chemical and geographical oceanography. And it might be subdivided into graphic and dynamical physical oceanography.

In physical oceanography, Oceanographer employ a wide variety of scientific aptitudes and meth

MARKET ANALYSIS

Marine Biology:

Marine Biology is the methodological investigation of marine life, living beings in the ocean. Given that in biology numerous phyla, families and genera have a few species that live in the ocean and others that live ashore, Marine Biology classifies the species dependent on nature rather than on taxonomy.

A huge extent of all life on Earth lives in the sea. The correct size of this substantial extent is obscure, since numerous sea species are still to be found. The sea is an unpredictable three-dimensional world covering around 71% of the Earth's surface. The natural surroundings studied in marine biology incorporate everything from the minor layers of surface water in which living beings and abiotic things might be caught in surface strain between the sea and climate, to the profundities of the maritime trenches, now and then 10,000 meters or more beneath the surface of the sea. Explicit living spaces incorporate coral reefs, kelp forests, seagrass knolls, the encompasses of seamounts and warm vents, tidepools, sloppy, sandy and rough bottoms, and the open ocean (pelagic) zone, where strong items are uncommon, and the surface of the water is the main obvious limit. The living beings considered range from minute phytoplankton and zooplankton to colossal cetaceans (whales) 25– 32 meters (82– 105 feet) long. Marine ecology is the investigation of how marine living beings communicate with each other and the environment.

Aspects of interest include:

• Marine Biogeochemistry
• Ecology of Marine Populations and Communities
• Marine Ecophysiology
• Behavioural Biology of Marine Organisms
• Development and Life Cycles of Marine Organisms
• Biochemistry and Physiology of Marine Organisms
• Evolution of Marine Organisms
• Population Genetics of Marine Organisms
• Marine Conservation
• Technology Developments in Marine Biology

Oceanography:

The Global Ocean Science Report (GOSR) evaluates out for the first time the status and patterns in ocean science limit the world over. The report offers a worldwide record of who, how, and where ocean science is led: creating information, helping to protect ocean health, and engaging society to help ocean management.

The GOSR distinguishes and evaluates the key components of ocean science at the national, territorial and worldwide scales, including workforce, infrastructure and productions. This is the first cooperative effort to scientifically highlight prospects as well as capacity gaps to advance international collaboration in ocean science and technology. This report is an asset for approach creators, scholastics and different partners trying to burden the capability of ocean science to address worldwide difficulties.

A complete view of ocean science limits at the national and worldwide dimensions takes us closer to building up the worldwide ocean science information expected to assure a solid, economical ocean.

Global Market:

The Marine Environment, from coastal zones to the remote, relatively inaccessible, deep seas, is the richest source of biological diversity of our planet. The seas cover over 70% of the surface of the planet and contain relatively 80% of species on earth. What's more, the fate of Marine market to 2025, inspects the rising enthusiasm for marine biotechnology, the consequence of later logical advances that have expanded our insight into marine biodiversity and permitted the improvement of technology and apparatuses to access and concentrate marine life forms and environments. This has brought about the ongoing dispatch of modern applicable items to the market, making the desire for huge rewards in the close timescale. In any case, albeit marine bioresources hold tremendous potential as a wellspring of novel items and procedures they remain to a great extent unexploited.

Marine progressions have just brought about a few achievements in differing fields, including human health, pharmacology, fisheries, ecological recuperation or reclamation, food and cosmetics industries, agri-businesses and chemistry. Examples of submissions resulting from biotechnological expansions include the use of (micro- and macro-) algae to produce biofuels and the production of marine-derived polysaccharides, which are a one of the most renewable biomaterials found ashore and in the seas.

As per the report, the marine market is still in its early stages and the limits for its evaluation are undefined since a portion of the marine biotechnology applications include the utilization of non-marine bioresources. Subject to these parameters, the worldwide market of marine is evaluated at $4.1 billion of every 2015 and can possibly reach $4.8 billion by 2020 and $6.4 billion by 2025.

North America has the biggest market for marine, mostly focused on the production of algae-derived bioenergy. Asia-Pacific is the fastest developing business sector, basically because of the aquaculture and hydrocolloid portions. Europe is similarly one of the major areas adding to the development of the market and is poised to emerge as a major regional market, because of its so far unexplored and underexploited marine resources.

UK – Marine Market:

The UK Marine Industries have a strength and enthusiasm built on a worldwide trade, an expertise in innovative engineering and the ability to adjust and innovate.

As indicated by Marine research, the UK's recreation Marine industry has accomplished its 6th consecutive year of development. Industry income had expanded by 3.4% in 2017 – ascending to £3.12bn – their most elevated amount since the financial crisis of 2007-2008. The division specifically contributed over £1.3bn to the UK economy between 2016– 2017 in the UK's manufacturing and service industries. The marine segment keeps on performing better than expected in correlation with other UK industries, with an expected Gross Value-Added yield per worker of over £39,000. In 2017 UK marine industry sends out developed by 4.7%.

Business conviction in the industry has similarly kept on expanding in the last 6 months, with a net equalization of 41% by their prospects. The industry straightforwardly contributes over £1.11bn of Gross Value Added to the UK economy (an expansion of 3.7%). Marine organizations currently support more than 33,000 full-time proportional workers (up 4.6%), Exports make up 29% of industry income, with key export markets incorporate Europe (44.6%), North America (17.8%), Russia (Slightly Increases) and Middle East Countries (3.4%) and the Sectors that are sailing ahead incorporate Marine Instruments and Support Services.

Factors Impacting on the Marine Markets: 

The essential issue influencing on the marine business is the dimension of worldwide money related development and the resultant proportion of world trade. It is assessed that over 90% of world trade is passed on through sea and over the period 1985 to 1999, world seaborne exchange extended by half to around 5 billion tons with the greatest increment coming in crude oil and oil item shipments. Within 1990-98 development arrived at the average of 3.2% per annum. It is represented that in 1998 trade experienced it’s at first dive for a long time.

 In synopsis, our examination demonstrates that the marine Industries development over next five years could add up to $51 billion, the biggest being in the parts of:

• Oceanography Market
• Marine Transportation,
• Marine Biotechnology,
• Seaward Oil and Gas Industry,
• Marine Services in Its Many Aspects,
• The Ports Industries,
• Submerged Vehicles,
• Minerals (Specifically Offshore Diamonds),
• Biological, geological, chemical, and physical oceanographic data collection
• Environmental assessment and impact statements
• Environmental impact and compliance monitoring
• Marine habitat mapping
• Hydrographic and bathymetric surveys

 

Learn More

Top Oceanography and Marine Biology Universities Worldwide:

Marine Biology Universities in Europe:

Institute of Oceanography of University of Gdansk | Marine Biology Conferences | Maritime Institute in Gdansk | Marine Biological Association, Plymouth | University of East Anglia | Marine Biology Conferences | National Oceanography Centre, Southampton | Marine Biology Conferences | Gatty Marine Laboratory, St Andrews, Scotland | Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research | Marine Biology Conferences | GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel | Centre for Tropical Marine Ecology | Oceanography Conferences | Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the Marine Environment | Italian National Research Council | Centre d' Oceanologie de Marseille | Station biologique de Roscoff | Aquaculture Conferences | Observatoire Oceanologique de Villefranche | Institute of Oceanology of Polish Academy of Science | British Oceanographic Data Centre, Liverpool | Institute of Marine Sciences | Institute for marine and coastal research, University of Dubrovnik | Oceanography Conferences | Institute of Marine Research | Institute of Oceanology - Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Varna | Oceanography Conferences | University of Alaska Fairbanks | University of California-Davis | University of California-Santa Barbara | University of California-Santa Cruz | Marine Biology Conferences | University of California-San Diego | University of Connecticut | Oceanography Conferences | Hellenic Centre for Marine Research (HCMR) | Marine Biology Conferences  | Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research

Marine Biology Universities in USA:

Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution HBOI | Hawaii Pacific University |