Taking the Pulse of the Ocean with the CTD
Log from One Ten East: The most reliable way we have to track global warming is by measuring the change in temperature in the ocean read more
Log from One Ten East: The most reliable way we have to track global warming is by measuring the change in temperature in the ocean read more
Lesson plans taking data from real research projects are now online to provide students with the opportunity to develop their data science skills based on crocodile and whale surveys. read more
The enigmatic body shape of a tropical whip sponge collected in Western Australia has resulted in the creation of a new family and genus of sponges. read more
WAMSI surveys Shark Bay values to deliver a comprehensive Science Plan to respond to environmental pressures. read more
sigma S6 Radar Product Showcase
National Estuaries Network (NEN) meeting
International Day for Biological Diversity
WAMSI provides a single point
to easily access the marine
science capability for the
Western Australian coast
and Indian Ocean.
Find WAMSI marine research
on a map here, or go straight
to the research page.
A portal to the range of marine
data and information sources
available for your work, with a
focus on the AODN.
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