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SUMMARY:Understanding the Impact of Ocean Changes on Marine Ecosystems
DESCRIPTION:Hindumathi K PALANISAMY (World Meteorological Organization)\n\
 nThe ocean is a fundamental driver of Earth’s climate, yet climate change 
 and human activities are altering its physical, chemical, and biological p
 rocesses. Rising sea levels, marine heatwaves, ocean acidification, and bi
 odiversity loss pose significant threats to marine ecosystems and the comm
 unities that depend on them. These challenges are not uniform—coastal regi
 ons, small island nations, and marginalized communities, including women w
 ho play key roles in fisheries, ocean governance, and marine research, are
  often the most affected. Tackling these interconnected issues requires br
 eaking silos across disciplines, geographies, and governance structures. O
 ceanography, climate science, and socio-economic studies must work in tand
 em, leveraging high-performance computing (HPC) to integrate climate model
 s, satellite data, and regional ocean observations. Women scientists and p
 olicymakers are at the forefront of this collaborative effort, advancing s
 cientific innovation, data-driven decision-making, and inclusive marine re
 source management. Their contributions help bridge research and policy, en
 suring that diverse perspectives shape sustainable ocean governance. Globa
 l initiatives like the UN High Seas Treaty and Sustainable Development Goa
 ls (SDGs) highlight the importance of interdisciplinary cooperation. By fo
 stering integrated, cross-sectoral action, we can strengthen ocean resilie
 nce and safeguard marine ecosystems for future generations.\n\nDomain: Cli
 mate, Weather, and Earth Sciences, Physics, Computational Methods and Appl
 ied Mathematics\n\nSession Chairs: Florina Ciorba (University of Basel) an
 d Marie-Christine Sawley (ICES Foundation)\n\n
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