CMS Research Cluster Presentation
- Dec 19, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: May 28, 2025
Our SATURN project coordinator Gerry Sutton, was on site today at MaREI, the SFI Centre for Energy Climate and Marine Research today, to deliver a brief talk to the Coastal and Marine Systems research cluster about the development of Underwater Noise research in Europe, with particular reference to how projects like JONAS and SATURN have contributed to the field.
The Coastal and Marine Systems group the at MaREI, under the direction of Jeremy Gault, has significant experience in conducting research in, and synergising outputs from fields such as:
Marine Governance
Climate Impacts and Adaption
Coastal Dynamics and Marine Systems Modelling
Marine Ecology
Coastal and Marine Science Communication, Stakeholder Engagement and Societal Impact
Leveraging the combined skills of researchers in these areas, the CMS group develop integrated solutions and conduct internationally and nationally funded research and consultancy in a broad range of projects and initiatives including SATURN and its precursor project JONAS.
As part of this event, Gerry took the opportunity to discuss the development of the SATURN VRE (Virtual Research Environment) which will be finalised in the new year!
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