Oceanographic data is available in real time and delayed mode from across the NOMOS facilities. Including physical and biogeochemical variables from platforms such as moorings, floats, ferryboxes and coastal stations. The data can be accessed through Bulgarian Oceanographic Data Centre. In addition a variety of interactive tools to help visualize the data are available through the BGODC website. All data are available for download.

NOMOS is a system designed to allow the real-time assessment of weather and marine conditions in the western part of Black Sea and to support sustainable development of the Bulgarian Black Sea coast and EEZ. It consists of several subsystems. The proposed NOMOS’s installations for TNA are GALATA and POMOS. GALATA is built on a fixed, unmanned, earth gas production platform, located in western part of the Black Sea on the Bulgarian shelf 26 km east from the city of Varna and aim to provide real time oceanographic data. The system collects data with minimum components to maximize the use of existing facilities: weather station, water temperature, conductivity, DO, chlorophyll and ADCP.

Oceanographic data is available in real time and delayed mode from across the NOMOS facilities. Including physical and biogeochemical variables from platforms such as moorings, floats, ferryboxes and coastal stations. The data can be accessed through Bulgarian Oceanographic Data Centre. In addition a variety of interactive tools to help visualize the data are available through the BGODC website. All data are available for download.

Oceanographic data is available in real time and delayed mode from across the NOMOS facilities. Including physical and biogeochemical variables from platforms such as moorings, floats, ferryboxes and coastal stations. The data can be accessed through Bulgarian Oceanographic Data Centre. In addition a variety of interactive tools to help visualize the data are available through the BGODC website. All data are available for download.

NOMOS is a system designed to allow the real-time assessment of weather and marine conditions in the western part of Black Sea and to support sustainable development of the Bulgarian Black Sea coast and EEZ. It consists of several subsystems. The proposed NOMOS’s installations for TNA are GALATA and POMOS. POMOS is a network of distributed sensors and centralized data collecting, processing and distributing unit. It is designed to allow for the real-time assessment of weather, marine and environmental conditions throughout the major Bulgarian ports, channels and bays. The parameters measured by POMOS are: wind speed and direction, temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, visibility, solar radiation, water temperature and salinity, sea level, current speed and direction and wave height.

Oceanographic data is available in real time and delayed mode from across the NOMOS facilities. Including physical and biogeochemical variables from platforms such as moorings, floats, ferryboxes and coastal stations. The data can be accessed through Bulgarian Oceanographic Data Centre. In addition a variety of interactive tools to help visualize the data are available through the BGODC website. All data are available for download.

Oceanographic data is available in real time and delayed mode from across the NOMOS facilities. Including physical and biogeochemical variables from platforms such as moorings, floats, ferryboxes and coastal stations. The data can be accessed through Bulgarian Oceanographic Data Centre. In addition a variety of interactive tools to help visualize the data are available through the BGODC website. All data are available for download.

The MONICAN web page provides access to real-time or archived measurements and operational forecasts of the oceanographic conditions prevailing in the Nazare Canyon area of influence. Near real-time measurements in the Nazare Canyon area are collected hourly by the MONICAN network. This network includes two multi-parametric platforms measuring waves, meteorogical parameters (wind, atmospheric pressure, air temperature and relative humidity), sea surface temperature and (for one of the platforms) water temperature in the upper 200m and currents in the upper 100m. The MONICAN network also integrates two coastal tidal stations providing sea surface level measurements in the ports of Nazare and Peniche , and one coastal meteorological station providing meteorological measurements in the area of Ferrel. The near real-time data is presented in graphical form (namely by combining observations and forecasts) and can be accessed in table form. Forecasts of the wave conditions affecting the coast of Nazare are also included.

S1 is located offshore the Po river delta, in a key monitoring point for studying the interactions between the Northern Adriatic and the Po River, experiencing a broad range of oceanographic conditions. The station is made up by an elastic beacon, it consists of an aerial platform at 6.5 m asl, a steel pipe structure, a submerged float and an elastic joint for mooring to the sinker. The system has logging and NRT transmission devices, power systems with continuous voltage 12 and 24 VDC, meteorological station and double winch (connected to the submersed mooring) accommodating oceanographic instrumentation at different water levels (among them CTD probes, dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll, turbidity and CDOM sensors, ADCP). Additional measurements are routinely collected in the site with periodic sampling concerning biology, chemistry, oceanography.

The PROSOPE (PROductivity of Oceanic PElagic Systems) cruise took place from the 4th of September (Agadir, Morocco) to the 4th of October (Toulon, France) 1999 aboard the RV Thalassa. There were four main scientific objectives: - To carry out classical process studies, typical of JGOFS. - To focus on small scale biogeochemical processes, in particular at a daily scale. - To study the influence of nitrogen, phosphorus and iron on oceanic fertility. - To conduct a calibration/validation operation for the SeaWIFS color sensor.