On August 27th, via zoom, the Marine Information Management Group (GIM) annual meeting was held, attended by CONA executive secretary and librarians from: IFOP, Shoa, Natural History Museum, Sernageomín, Universities of Valparaíso, Austral , Concepción, Santísima Concepción, Católica del Norte, Magallanes, Las Américas and Los Lagos. The GIM / CONA Working Group is a formal cooperation initiative between information professionals specialized in Marine and Aquaculture Sciences in Chile. At the meeting, activities carried out in the 2020 period were...
Among various efforts to understand the relationships between salmon aquaculture production and marine environment, within a sustainable development framework , in the coming years, concession groups (ACS) must implement an online monitoring and control system of relevant environmental parameters (temperature, salinity, oxygen, etc.) to monitor salmon farming neighborhoods in southern Chile. Within this framework, IFOP is responsible for receiving, storing and processing information collected by monitoring stations. With the aim of advancing of environmental processes knowledge and their interactions...
In order for the country’s authorities to have quality information in order to legislate around fishing and aquaculture activities and to promote their sustainable development, scientific research from north to south is carried out by IFOP. To learn more about carried out work by its researchers, tomorrow, Wednesday, September 1rst at 4:30 p.m. journalist Nicolás Vial will interview IFOP Director, Luis Parot, in a new chapter of “Exploradores”, from the atom to the cosmos” broadcast by Canal 24 Horas,...
