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Marine Institute Annual Report 2008 Marine Institute Organogram 2008 Chief Executive Officer Corporate Services Irish Maritime Development Services Industry Liaison and Support Contract and Legal Services Finance Biotoxins Marketing & Business Development Human Resources Chemistry Education and Outreach Communications Quality International Development Facilities Marine Enviroment & Food Safety Services Fish Health Library & Information Services Data Collection Fisheries Science Services Resource Assessment and Advice Aquaculture and Rearing Ecosystem Approach Wild Salmon Modelling And Simulation Aquaculture and Catchment Management Services Catchment and Freshwater Fisheries Research Stakeholder Interaction Ocean Science Services Seabed Surveys Information Services and Development Research Vessel Operations International Co-operation Oceanographic Services Sea Change Management Unit Strategic Planning & Development Services Discovery R&D Programmes Ocean Energy Advanced Marine Technology Marine Biotechnology/Biodiscovery
Introduction and Organisation Structure The Marine Institute is the national agency for marine research, technology, development & innovation (RTDI). We seek to assess and realise the economic potential of Ireland’s vast marine resource; promote sustainable development of marine industry through strategic funding programmes and essential scientific services; and safeguard Ireland’s natural marine resource through research and environmental monitoring. Ireland has a marine resource of 220 million acres under the sea, which is over ten times its land area and, until recently, largely undiscovered. We promote the sustainable development of this vast marine resource through research, the application of new technologies and by providing management advice to industry, the Government and EU. The Institute provides essential marine research services including: › National research and development funding programmes › Fish stock assessment › Fish health services › Marine food safety monitoring › Environmental monitoring › Research vessel operations › Seabed mapping › Data management To provide these services to the highest degree of excellence, and to plan for future developments, the Institute is structured into seven Service Teams, as outlined in the organogram opposite. This report highlights the key deliverables and progress made towards our vision during 2008. Introduction and Organisation Structure 1
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