Delivering globally consistent and authoritative information and services that enable Australian governments, industries and communities to predict and respond to weather, climate and ocean variability and change, and extreme events.
The Centre for Southern Hemisphere Oceans Research brings together researchers from Australia and China to further scientific understanding of the southern hemisphere oceans and their role in global and regional climate.
Information about Australia’s past, current and future climate helps industries, governments and communities plan for and adapt to a variable and changing climate.
Bluelink is a global ocean forecasting system that provides information on oceanic conditions to help manage Australia's diverse area of maritime operations. Delivered in partnership by CSIRO, the Bureau of Meteorology and the Royal Australian Navy.
Using novel technologies and techniques, our scientists are conducting research in the Antarctic to learn more about Earth’s climate, atmosphere and oceans.
Our scientists are working to understand the implications that our changing climate have for the distribution of marine species and the links between both populations of the same species and populations of different species.
Coastal communities need to consider how best to plan for sea-level rise.
Just as our changing climate is influencing changes on the land, climate change is also having an effect beneath the waves of the world’s oceans and coastal waterways.
Four ocean and coastal currents in the Australasian region are significant in shaping marine environmental conditions and our climate. Research in CSIRO and its partners seeks to better understand these currents and the role they play in our environment.
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