Workshop on ocean modelling in support of ecosystem-based marine management
The Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management, the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) and Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre invite you to a workshop focused on ocean modelling in support of ecosystem-based marine management.
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The workshop is primarily aimed at researchers and staff at Swedish government agencies and universities who:
- work with ocean modelling relevant to ecosystem-based marine management, or
- work with marine management or marine spatial planning and need decision-support information based on models.
We welcome proposals for presentations and posters showcasing examples of model development and models relevant to marine management, needs for modelling studies in support of marine management, or examples of existing collaborations between modellers and those who need and use model-based information.
We welcome work focusing on both coastal and offshore environments, as well as different trophic levels, from physical processes to fish, birds, and mammals (including humans). Examples of interesting topics may include how observations are handled for model validation, the advantages and disadvantages of data assimilation, and approaches to dealing with uncertainties.
Practical information
The workshop will run from lunch on 2 February to lunch on 3 February at Stockholm University campus Frescati.
Participation is free of charge, but participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation expenses.
Please register and submit an abstract for a possible presentation or poster (optional) here by 30 November!
About the workshop
This workshop is jointly organised by the Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management (SwAM), SMHI and the Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre.
The workshop is part of the Swedish National Committee for the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development's focus on models and data in 2026–2027.
Last updated: 2026-10-28
Source: Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre