The OceanGliders program started in 2016 to support active coordination and enhancement
of global glider activity. OceanGliders contributes to the international efforts of the Global …

Fine-scale structural complexity created by reef-building coral in shallow-water
environments is influential on biodiversity, species assemblage and functional trait …

Submarine canyons are associated with increased biodiversity, including cold-water coral
(CWC) colonies and reefs which are features of high conservation value that are under …

Sediment, nutrients, organic carbon and pollutants are funnelled down submarine canyons
from continental shelves by sediment-laden flows called turbidity currents, which dominate …

The Irish–Scottish margin is geologically and oceanographically heterogeneous. Source
waters of subpolar and subtropical origin interact with banks, seamounts, submarine canyon …

Deep-sea transport of sediment and associated matter, such as organic carbon, nutrients
and pollutants, is controlled by near-bed currents. On the continental slope, these currents …

Using a large-scale observation array of 27 simultaneous pressure-recording inverted echo
sounders (PIESs), the standing wave features of the mode-1 M 2 internal tide west of the …

Vertical walls of submarine canyons represent features of high conservation value that can
provide natural areas of protection for vulnerable marine ecosystems under increasing …

Nepheloid layers with elevated concentrations of suspended particulate matter (SPM) are
found throughout the world's oceans. They are generated by both natural processes …

Submarine canyons are a common geomorphological feature along continental slopes
worldwide and often found to be 'hotspots' of internal tide activity. However, the majority of …