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Japan <strong>Marine</strong> Science and Technology Center<br />

Training and Education Service<br />

; a total of students attended. And the second<br />

was from March to , ; a total of students<br />

attended. (Fig. )<br />

() Training Program for Asia-Western Pacific Ocean<br />

<strong>Research</strong> Network<br />

JAMSTEC has held a training program from<br />

FY for establishing an oceanographic observation<br />

network in the Asia and Western Equatorial Regions<br />

with the financial assistance of the Nippon Foundation.<br />

This program is an initiative to share the knowledge on<br />

the past and current ENSO events as well as data on<br />

the ocean and atmosphere among participating countries,<br />

and enable them to predict such events and<br />

implement the necessary countermeasures.<br />

In FY, the workshop was held from October<br />

to December , ( weeks) at Yokosuka<br />

Headquarters, MIO and the Global Oceanographic<br />

Data Center (GODAC) in Nago, Okinawa. Six scientists<br />

and engineers attended from Solomon Islands,<br />

Samoa, Nauru, Micronesia, Vanuatu, and Tuvalu.<br />

The training workshop focused on the technologies<br />

for oceanic and atmospheric observations, especially<br />

on maintaining TRITON buoy system (oceanographic<br />

observation buoys deployed in the tropical regions by<br />

JAMSTEC). (Fig. , , )<br />

Fig. 6 Discussion among participants on the "Asia-Western<br />

Pacific Ocean Network Program".<br />

Fig. 7 Participants with TRITON buoys that will be deployed<br />

around their countries.<br />

Fig. 8 Oceanographic observation training using XBT.<br />

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