The AIR Centre presented a research at the 2025 International Ocean Colour Science Meeting, held in Darmstadt, Germany in December 1-4, exploring how satellite observations can monitor zooplankton distributions in the North Atlantic.
On November 28, the AIR Centre took part in a training called Capacity Building on Remote Sensing Applied to Oceanography, presenting its work developed on Coastal monitoring using AI and multispectral optical imagery.
The AIR Centre and INESC P&D Brasil (Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Research and Development of Brazil) have extended their collaborative agreement for five additional years, through July 2, 2030.
On October 20-24, a team from the AIR Centre met with researchers from the National Institute of Fisheries and Marine Research (INIPM) and the University of the Azores, in Luanda, Angola, to prepare a scientific report supporting the recommendation of Total Allowable Catches (TAC) for small pelagic fish stocks for 2026.
The AIR Centre has become a member of Portugal’s National Center for Advanced Computing (CNCA), whose mission is to manage, coordinate, and promote advanced computing initiatives across Portugal, delivering tangible benefits to the country’s research and innovation communities.
The AIR Centre is pleased to announce that registration is now open for the JuliaEO Global Workshop 2026, taking place from January 5–9 in a hybrid format. Hosted in Terceira Island (Azores) and accessible online, the workshop is designed to strengthen programming skills for professionals working in Earth Observation.