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HUB Ocean
Environmental Services
Lysaker, Akershus 7,986 followers
Changing the fate of the ocean through advanced technology #HUBOcean #oceandata #ODP #DataForGood
About us
HUB Ocean is an independent, non-profit foundation established by Aker and the World Economic Forum. Our mission – which deeply inspires us - is to change the fate of the ocean by unleashing the power of data, technology and collaboration. We have the ambition to become the world’s ocean data collaboration hub. As such, the world’s data and our Ocean Data Platform are at the core of all our operations.
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https://www.hubocean.earth/
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- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Lysaker, Akershus
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- Nonprofit
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- 2019
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Oksenøyveien 10
Lysaker, Akershus 1366, NO
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Kudos to Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping (MMMCZCS), Didde Welin Pilgaard and all the organizers behind their Accelerate Partner Summit 🌟. I've moved from two amazing days at the World Maritime University in Malmö earlier this week to a new learning/networking arena, MMMCZCS’s Accelerate Partner Summit in Copenhagen 🌍. Here, they have gathered around 400 people from their partner ecosystem who are all involved in the sustainable transformation of shipping 🚢. Think about it for a second…these are the people who are transforming an entire global industry and a really good example of how important interdisciplinary and cross-sector collaboration is. After all, we only have one planet and one ocean if we zoom out from all our individual organizations. There have been fantastic keynotes, quick speed-talks in the "spotlight zone," interactive workshops (with Lego!), and very educational 1:1 dialogues in the "green corridor corner" 🌱. And what a venue, the old Lokomotivværkstedet in Copenhagen, which sets the right industrial context 🏭. It’s inspiring to see what MMZCS and their partners have achieved since we, HUB Ocean, first connected with them in 2020. Now, it's about implementing system solutions at scale. I’m also impressed by their methodologies amd frameworks, for example, how they handle pre-feasibility and feasibility studies on green shipping corridors 📊. They systematize things and open source the methods so that other players can pick up and carry it forward if they wish 🔄. I'm already excited to dive deeper into this on day 2 of the summit. Green corridors is such a tangible concept that creates green momentum for both global and regional shipping 🌐. The beauty is that the concept can easily (I think…) be transferred to other environmental pressures from shipping, like pollution or biodiversity/nature 🌿 Finally, I'd like to quote Bo Cerup-Simonsen in his keynote, "Happiness is not a destination, but a journey. The same applies to the transformation of shipping. It is a journey, not necessarily a destination" 🛳️. We are proud to be knowledge partners with MMZCS, and I will probably be brimming with ideas for future mutual value exchange when I head home tomorrow afternoon. How can we overlay green corridors with blue corridors (biodiversity)…? How can we bring more visibility and interactivity to such corridors? How can we “detect” all the potential corridors in the world? How can we understand more about potential sector conflicts and improve coexistence of future ocean industries? How can we mitigate the “triple crisis” (climate, nature, pollution)? Data can not fix everything, but it can help us to take better decisions 😃 Isabella Cortzen Johan Svendsen Mathias Hintze Octavi Sadó Garriga Kasper Møller Nielsen
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🌊Yesterday at the Geospatial World Forum (GWF), our COO Laurence Janssens took to the stage in a panel on integrated ocean knowledge in the blue economy. She was joined by Stephen Hall from Seabed 2030, Kate Larkin of EMODnet and Christian Thellufsen from the Danish Geodata Agency for a session moderated by David Vincentelli of IFHS. We are grateful to contribute to such meaningful dialogue at such an important event. #SustainableBlueEconomy #OceanData #Geospatial
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It is a sunny, warm, and lovely weekend morning and I am sitting here on my terrace preparing a bit for an exciting workshop at the World Maritime University in Malmö next week ☀️🐋🛳️ I look forward to meeting many knowledgeable people, learning a lot about the biodiversity-climate nexus, as well as contributing my own insights and sharing a bit about HUB Ocean’s exciting mission. The shipping sector is in an exciting phase around decarbonization, but biodiversity and impact on marine ecosystems are also gaining significant attention. Somewhat playfully, one might say that «nature is the new climate», but actually, these are closely linked hand in hand. There is also much positive development within the regulatory framework, for example with CSRD, ESRS E4 (Biodiversity and ecosystems), and more global disclosure frameworks like Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) 🐙🌊 I look forward to sharing more with you here on LinkedIn. Do not hesitate to get in touch if your organization is working with ideas or projects related to nature disclosures or is looking for practical and commercially viable ways to adapt the new frameworks. Mary S. Wisz Charlotte B Mogensen VELUX FONDEN Oceans5
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🌊 ✨ Thrilled to co-host last week's "Champagne Coding" event alongside DNB and Bloomberg. The event sparked discussions on #OceanSustainability and #SustainableFinance, amplifying the importance of #Data and #Technology for a more sustainable Future. It was a great opportunity to get lots of skilled data scientists to collaborate and explore the potential of HUB Ocean's #OceanDataPlatform. #OceanHealth #BlueFinance #Aquaculture #DataScience #OceanTech
Combining earth data, technology and diversity equals Magic! ✨ DNB had the pleasure to organise its second "Champagne Coding" with Women in Data Science (WiDS) Worldwide Oslo this week. 🎉 We teamed up with HUB Ocean and Bloomberg, to explore how global assets, geospatial and ocean biogeochemistry data can be analysed to generate insights useful for green loans and sustainability linked loans. The focus this time around was on aquaculture, which is a multibillion industry, and an important part of Norwegian economy and DNBs portfolio. 🐟 There was a general sense of engagement, curiosity and a hands-on attitude during the evening, while the participants got to access, analyse and visualise the different data sets via python and Hub Ocean's platform. 💻 Jo Øvstaas, Ocean Innovation Director commented:“It was an honor to contribute to the WiDS hackathon yesterday evening! I thought it was a fantastic event with informative and engaging presentations, well-designed and fun hands-on activities, and a warm and welcoming atmosphere. ☺️ Perhaps we didn't "save the ocean" yesterday, but we did manage to spark curiosity and maybe recruit some new ocean ambassadors.” The event counted with an amazing lineup, opening with a keynote by Kimberly Mathisen, CEO of Hub Ocean and previous director for Microsoft Norge. Anna Silyakova walked us through how to interpret different ocean measurements as indicators for ocean and ecosystem health. 🌊 Morten Knutzen and Mari Kvivesen Johansen introduced DNBs Sustainable Loan Framework, and Dag Sletmo nailed it by describing what insights are useful for promoting a sustainable aquaculture industry, and what are current challenges faced by this industry. 💡 We finalised the event with an intimate round table where participants and organisers shared the findings, challenges and the things that they found interesting/enjoyable. 🤝🌟
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🐋 PGS prioritizes environmental protection during their seismic surveys, with Marine Mammal Observers (MMOs) like Kadu Quintana leading efforts to safeguard marine life. Dive into the world of MMOs and see how teaming up with HUB Ocean is helping to conserve marine mammals. 🐋
At PGS, we're committed to conducting our seismic surveys in an environmentally responsible manner. A key part of this commitment is the essential role of Marine Mammal Observers (MMOs) onboard our vessels. Today, we meet Kadu Quintana, one of our dedicated MMOs, who shares his passion for marine life and the importance of his work. Kadu's journey to becoming an MMO began with a passion for cetaceans (whales, dolphins, and porpoises). His internship at a marine mammal laboratory during college sparked his interest, leading him to pursue a biology degree and later, a Master's in Oceanography. While working on his thesis, he gained valuable experience as an Environmental Technician, further solidifying his desire to work with marine mammals. "It all came together when I got the opportunity to work onboard Ramform Titan after a friend recommended me for a position as a Marine Mammal Observer (MMO) at Toveri Gerenciamento de Projetos Integrados." says Kadu. "This role allows me to combine my scientific knowledge with the practical application of protecting marine mammals and sea turtles in their natural habitat." ❓ So, what exactly does an MMO do onboard a seismic vessel? Kadu explains, "Our primary focus is to meticulously scan the surrounding area for marine mammals and sea turtles during seismic operations. If we detect any animals within a designated exclusion zone around the seismic sources, we immediately notify the crew to hold the operations. This crucial step mitigates the impact of the source activity on these noise-sensitive creatures who rely on sound for communication, navigation, and feeding." 🔭 Why are MMOs so important? Seismic surveys rely on sound waves for data collection, but this has the potential to affect marine life. "MMOs act as a bridge between environmental responsibility and efficient seismic operations," says Kadu. "By monitoring aquatic life and enforcing environmental regulations, we aim to mitigate potential risks to these animals and gather valuable data on their behavior and presence." The data collected is also instrumental to projects like HUB Ocean. Such projects contribute to the collective understanding of the ocean and its biota. These collaborations are transforming the collected data into knowledge about marine mammals’ concentration and distribution patterns. 🎯 What motivates Kadu in this crucial role? "There's an immense sense of purpose in knowing that my work directly contributes to protecting these magnificent animals," shares Kadu. "Every day brings the opportunity to learn about new species, observe their natural behaviors, and ensure minimal disruption to their environment." At PGS, we're proud to have dedicated MMOs like Kadu on board. Their expertise and passion are integral to our commitment to sustainable and environmentally responsible seismic exploration. #MMO #offshore #acquisition #energysecurity
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🌊 Exciting Opportunity Alert! Join us for the Iliad Project's Digital Twins of the Ocean Hackathon! 🌐 We're thrilled to announce that the Iliad project will be hosting a hackathon focusing on Digital Twins of the Ocean this year, and we want YOU to be a part of it! 🔬💻 📅 Save the Date: Webinars: May (Dates TBA) Hackathon: September 11th and 12th, 2024 Location: Oslo (Physical Event) 👨💻👩💻 Who Should Participate? Whether you're a seasoned programmer, a subject area expert, a communication guru, or a UI/UX designer, we welcome participants of all levels and backgrounds. Multidisciplinary teams are encouraged as they often yield the most innovative results! 🎯 Themes: Digital Twins of the Ocean in ACTION Fusing GenAI and Digital Twins Interoperability between Digital Twins 📝 Pre-registration is now open! Click on this link: https://lnkd.in/di_6GwHj to reserve your spot. Don't forget to share the attached flyer with your network to spread the word! Bente Lilja Bye #IliadHackathon #DigitalTwins #OceanExploration #Innovation #TechEvent #Oslo
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Dette skjer i morgen - håper du har registrert deg:) Hvis ikke, så er det absolutt ikke for sent. 😍
🐟 Passionate about understanding the ocean environment through data from the combination of sensor technology and modelling. I work with Environmental Data Science and Digital Twin Technology in our OceanLab!
Digital Twins of the Ocean for the Aquaculture sector?! Join us for our next dialogue on digital twins of the ocean in Norway on Thursday, 25th! We will hear about important projects for bio security like #OptiLok, look at 3D/4D realistic visualisation for training and decision making and discuss how these results can be combined into digital twins for smart monitoring or longer term location assessments. We will demonstrate our Norwegian examples from Iliad - Digital Twins of the Ocean so please come and have a look! (The webinar will be in Norwegian with some English). Bente Lilja Bye Antonio Vasilijevic Tom Redd Arne Jørgen Berre Øystein Knutsen Norges forskningsråd SINTEF Ocean SINTEF Digital Institute of Marine Research (IMR), Norway Digicat Norsk Katapultsenter Bjørn Dimmen Bjarte Horn Malin Johansen NCE Aquaculture Håvard Guldbrandsen Ingrid Ellingsen Jan Tore Fagertun Registration below 👇 https://lnkd.in/d-J32bJY
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🌍 On this #EarthDay, let's celebrate the ocean and work together to unleash the power of ocean data for ocean health and wealth. #OceanData #DataSharing #OceanHealth #OceanWealth
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HAPPY NEWS! 📢 Laurence Janssens Assumes Role as Chief Operating Officer at HUB Ocean! We are thrilled to introduce Laurence Janssens as Chief Operating Officer at HUB Ocean. Janssens brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to driving our operational strategies forward. In her new role, she will oversee HUB Ocean's day-to-day operations, enhance our partnerships, and lead our Growth&Impact Team with dedication. 🔥 "I am excited to join a team with such a clear mission: to revolutionize how we understand and protect our #ocean," remarked Laurence Janssens. "HUB Ocean's commitment to leveraging data, technology, and collaboration is truly inspiring. With our present and future partners, I look forward to uniting ocean industries, governmental and scientific communities around one powerful data lens and making a meaningful #impact." 💙 CEO Kimberly Mathisen stated: "Laurence brings a unique blend of strategic strength, vision, and practical experience to HUB Ocean. Her leadership will be instrumental as we continue to advance our goals. And the biggest goal of them all – saving the fate of the 🌊 ." Before joining HUB Ocean, Laurence Janssens held executive positions in #SAAS #startups and corporate organizations. She has broad international experience as a Microsoft Country Manager for Southern Africa and was part of a leadership team that managed 65 countries across Africa & the Levant region. She is an advocate of #diversity and #inclusion at board level, a member of "Women on Board" and one of the 2020" Inspiring Fifty" Belgian women in Tech. She serves on the #BAEF (Belgian American Education Foundation) MBA admissions committee and as a board member of the Fondation Universitaire. Laurence Janssens started her career as a strategic consultant at Bain & Company. She is a BAEF fellow, holds an MBA from the The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, a master's degree in commercial engineering from KU Leuven, and a bachelor's degree in commercial engineering from UCLouvain - Université catholique de Louvain . With her strategic consulting background and passion for digital transformation, Janssens is well-positioned to drive positive change at HUB Ocean.
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