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How will global change affect ocean life?
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Which Atlantic ecosystems are most at risk?
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A health check for Atlantic ecosystems
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iAtlantic @ GEOHAB 2023: photogrammetry, volcanoes and a ROV in the swimming pool
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REGISTRATION NOW OPEN: iAtlantic Final Meeting, Edinburgh, 9-13 October 2023….including open sessions 9-10 October. All welcome!

iAtlantic is a multidisciplinary research programme seeking to assess the health of deep-sea and open-ocean ecosystems across the full span of the Atlantic Ocean

iAtlantic aims to deliver knowledge that is critical for responsible and sustainable management of Atlantic Ocean resources in an era of unprecedented global change. Involving marine scientists from countries bordering the north and south Atlantic Ocean, this ambitious project will determine the resilience of deep-sea animals – and their habitats – to threats such as temperature rise, pollution and human activities.

iAtlantic is undertaking an ocean-wide approach to understanding the factors that control the distribution, stability and vulnerability of deep-sea ecosystems. Work spans the full scale of the Atlantic basin, from the tip of Argentina in the south to Iceland in the north, and from the east coasts of USA and Brazil to the western margins of Europe and Africa. Central to the project’s success is the international collaboration between scientists throughout the Atlantic region, with sharing of expertise, equipment, infrastructure, data and personnel placed at the forefront of iAtlantic’s approach.

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Measuring Atlantic ocean circulation

Mapping deep Atlantic ecosystems

Understanding drivers of ecosystem change

Impacts of multiple stressors on Atlantic ecosystems

Supporting sustainable ecosystem management

Sharing knowledge, building capacity

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iAtlantic @ GEOHAB 2023: photogrammetry, volcanoes and a ROV in the swimming pool

May 31, 2023
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Cold seep mussels: new study shows long-haul migration is possible

May 22, 2023
Desmophyllum

New results on cold-water corals thriving in low oxygen conditions

May 5, 2023

Photographs reveal deep-sea sponges being impacted by offshore drilling

April 19, 2023

Our first cruise in the SW Atlantic!

RV Vital de Oliveira's crew and science team have finished a 17-day mission to explore the upper slope and shelf break on the margin of the Santos Basin, offshore Brazil.
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