Panel Discussion - Creating Competitive Advantage through an Ocean Data Revolutio

Written By Tino Chow
 

The ocean is a critical driver of global prosperity, contributing to food security, energy production, military power, transportation, economic growth, and environmental sustainability. Gathering relevant and valuable data on the ocean's health and patterns is essential for maximizing the benefits of all maritime systems.

This panel discussed how to create competitive advantage by exploring public-private partnerships. Panelists also discussed the critical need for expanded ocean data collection, opportunities for the private sector to share non-commercially sensitive data, and how organizations like UNESCO IOC are making efforts to build data architecture and sharing guidelines for the future of ocean data.

Panelists:
Ian Voparil, Founder, EnergyOcean (Moderator)
Mark Huang, Strategic Advisor, Fathom Science
Dr. Joanna Post, Head of GOOS
Jean Aude, Marine Development Manager, Alcatel

 
Tino Chow

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