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GTEd
The GEOTRACES Education Channel (GTEd) offers a series of short videos about the GEOTRACES program, its fieldwork and most recently about trace elements in the ocean:
- Understanding the Oceans - The GEOTRACES programme
- Isotopes: Tracers of origins and Chronometers
- Lead, Humans and Oceans
- Neodymium, the element that attract us
- Iron, essential for life in the ocean
- Thorium, a luminous element
- Radium, chronometer of ocean currents
More information and other videos available at the GEOTRACES Education page and at the GTEd YouTube channel.
Sailing with GEOTRACES
During the GP17-OCE cruise, U.S. GEOTRACES introduced an innovative virtual reality experience designed to enhance outreach and engagement. Directed by Christina Wiederwohl at Texas A&M University, this project showcases collaborative efforts in scientific communication. The completed project, titled "Sailing with GEOTRACES," was published online in late 2024, providing an immersive way for users to explore the exciting world of oceanographic research. For more information, visit the project at https://at-sea.artsci.tamu.edu/gameintro.html.
Funding and Support
