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| Title: | IODE's Training Programme: An Overview |
| Corporate Author: | IOC for UNESCO |
| ASFA Terms: | Training
Oceanography |
| Issue Date: | 2000 |
| Series: | Sixteenth Session of the IOC Committee on International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange (IODE) |
| Abstract: | During the intersessional period, the training component of IODE was marked by continuous development and regional expansion. As it was recommended during IODE-XV, the regional approach laid the foundation for IODE-TEMA activities. Centres of excellence for providing regular training were identified in some regions (Japan, Russia). More than 15 short-training courses (usually up to two weeks) were arranged in Japan, Denmark, Thailand, Iran, Russia (Gelendzhik, Obninsk), India, Argentina, Kenya, South Africa, France, Greece, Brazil. During these courses, more than 100 participants received training in oceanographic data management.The programmes of the courses covered different aspects of data and information management and were also used for making local experts acquainted with the IOC regional activities and IODE data and information exchange policy. This helps to increase awareness of the system, its benefits and provides an opportunity to improve national and regional data and information management capabilities.
In addition to the above training courses, cientific workshops on different issues of ocean data and information management were held, allowing experts from developed and developing countries to share information and to present project results. Thus, scientific workshops served as a valuable source of education to scientists and planners. Most of these activities were held in support of ongoing programmes and with close co-operation with the countries of the regions. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1834/1816 |
| Appears in Collections: | 2. IODE Session Working Documents
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