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HUB Ocean | Ocean Data Platform - Live Demo & Q&A
Join us for a live demonstration of HUB Ocean’s Ocean Data Platform. In this interactive session, you’ll learn how to access, analyze, and share ocean data using our advanced tools and features. Bring your questions and discover how the platform can support your research needs.
Webinar Round 2: Discover the Latest Global Seafloor Substrate Maps with dbSEABED and HUB Ocean
After a highly successful first round—where participants from around the world explored the newly updated global seabed substrate maps from dbSEABED - we’re excited to bring this popular webinar back for a second edition specifically for the Geological Surveys across Northern Europe.
Live Platform Demo: Post Arctic Frontiers | Polar-related datasets on the Ocean Data Platform
Join us for a live demo of the Ocean Data Platform’s core features, with a special focus on key polar datasets accessible through the Platform.
What we’ll cover
We’ll walk through the main capabilities of the Ocean Data Platform—including the open data catalog, private user catalog, and workspaces—and showcase several polar‑relevant datasets available to you, such as:
Protected Seas: A global dataset from ProtectedSeas of marine protected areas, including information on protection levels.
Fisheries Acoustic Data – Aker Qrill Company: Fifteen years of Southern Ocean acoustic data from fishery operations, now made more publicly accessible and even more powerful through AI and cloud technologies.
dbSEABED – Global Seafloor Mapping: A synthesis of decades of seabed data from over 6 million locations. On the platform, you can explore dataset locations and 0.1° resolution models of seabed substrates—this demo will highlight Arctic examples.
You will learn
How to combine public and private datasets in a secure, geospatial workspace
How to use ODP tools to accelerate analysis, collaboration, and scientific output
How the Ocean Data Platform gives you access to powerful polar‑related datasets
Whether you're a researcher, data manager, or policymaker, discover how the Ocean Data Platform opens up access and collaboration for polar data and beyond.
Hope to see many of you there!
Live Demo @16:00 CET | Getting Started on the Ocean Data Platform
We’re kicking off 2026 with a new live series designed to empower ocean data practitioners. This is your essential guide to what’s new, what’s possible, and what’s next for the Ocean Data Platform.
Live Demo @9:15 CET | Getting Started on the Ocean Data Platform
This session kicked off HUB Ocean’s 2026 “Getting Started on the Ocean Data Platform” live demo series, created to help the marine science community collaborate more effectively on ocean data in the cloud. In this introductory event, we walked through the Ocean Data Platform and demonstrated how it supports end-to-end geospatial ocean data workflows—from data discovery to generating actionable insights for a variety of use cases.
Untitled Event
Discover how cutting-edge data and digital tools are driving ocean protection. In this recorded webinar, HUB Ocean and ProtectedSeas showcase practical ways to turn marine data into actionable insights. What you’ll learn:
(1) How @protectedseasnavigator2750 dataset — one of the most comprehensive global collections of marine protected areas and their regulations — supports decision-making and conservation worldwide.
(2) How HUB Ocean brings this dataset to life on the Ocean Data Platform, enabling users to visualize, filter, and combine MPA data with hundreds of other ocean datasets.
(3) How to integrate your own data in a secure workspace to build richer, data-driven insights.
Whether you’re a marine scientist, policymaker, or ocean data enthusiast, this session demonstrates how combining public and private datasets can accelerate progress toward healthier, better-protected oceans.
📅 Recorded on November 25, 2025
🔗 Explore the Ocean Data Platform: https://app.hubocean.earth/
From Ocean Data to Decisions for a Nature-Positive Future
In this session, we’ll highlights how open, equitable, and connected ocean data can turn global commitments into actionable, locally led solutions for ocean and climate health.
