Who We Are?
We are a national HICoE (Higher Institution Centre of Excellence) in marine science. We work on holistic and integrated approach in addressing marine and oceanographic issues at both local and regional level via various research teams.
MFAST - Malaysia Marine Forecast System
The MFAST is developed under the collaboration between UMT and First Institute of Oceanography (FIO), China, which is a supplementary product of the Ocean Forecasting Demonstration System (OFDS) for Southeast Asian Water; one of the Southeast Asian Global Ocean Observing System (SEAGOOS) pilot projects under the auspices of the IOC Sub-Commissions for the Western Pacific (IOC/WESTPAC).
MFAST is the first OFS in Malaysia to have a high-resolution ocean forecast data which is developed based on wave-tide-circulation coupled model established by the Laboratory of Marine Sciences and Numerical Modelling (MASNUM), FIO.
Asia-Pacific Network for Global Change Research
The project will realize the vision and mission of the Asia-Pacific Network (APN) Goals and Action Agenda by providing an understanding on how marine ecosystems reduce the risk along the coastal area under present and future climate scenarios in the tropic. These complex issues are related to the APN research agenda, namely climate, biodiversity and ecosystem, risk, and resilience. Our research will perform the analyses and involve experts, local stakeholders, in accordance with APN’s mission.
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Recent Posts
Insights from INOS Expert: Rising Temperatures Threaten Turtle Hatchling Gender Balance
Insights from INOS Expert Rising Temperatures Threaten Turtle Hatchling Gender Balance By Editorial Team In a recent report by Nature World News, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Uzair Rusli highlighted the severe impact of extreme heat on turtle hatchling gender balance in Malaysia. The study draws attention to the critical consequences of rising temperatures on marine turtle populations, particularly affecting the sex ratio of hatchlings. Dr. Mohd Uzair Rusli, a renowned
Exclusive Interview with INOS’s Drone Pilot, Azam Yaacob
Exclusive Interview with INOS’s Drone Pilot, Azam Yaacob By Editorial Team Based at the Satellite Oceanography and Marine Informatics Laboratory at INOS, Mr Mohd Azam bin Mat Yaacob is a dedicated researcher committed to advancing marine science through innovative technologies and collaborations. Despite his busy schedule, our editorial team had the opportunity to interview him, and we are excited to share the insights from our conversation below. Editor: Can
From Malaysia To Scotland For DEEP Project
From Malaysia To Scotland For DEEP Project By Editorial Team The ‘Dornoch Environmental Enhancement Project’ (DEEP) at Heriot-Watt University, Scotland, has been active for nearly a decade, starting in 2014. This initiative, in collaboration with Glenmorangie, which provided initial funding, is led by Prof. Bill Sanderson and involves the Marine Conservation Society, which facilitates community engagement. Hanif Akbar bin Awaluddin, a Master’s student from the Institute of Oceanography and Environment
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