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  • The Argentine Oceanographic Data Centre (CEADO) created in 1974, has been organized under the Navy Hydrographic Service (SHN) and the National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET), a governmental organization of the Secretary of Science and Technology. The principal aim of the CEADO is to acquire, quality control quality, and process and store oceanographic data in national interest areas, and to provide adequate information to the scientific community, private and public enterprises and others marine users. The CEADO performs the specific functions of a National Oceanographic Data Centre established by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) within the International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange System (IODE) structured by that Commission. In 1987 the CEADO received its accreditation to operate as Responsible National Oceanographic Data Centre for the Southern Oceans (RNODC/SOC) within the IODE System having to collaborate as its principal aim with both A and B World Data Centres in all matters related to physical and chemical oceanographic data obtained by the countries within the area south to parallel 50x South Latitude. In 1990, the CEADO was accredited by the IOC and World Meteorological Organization (OMM) to operate as a Specialized Oceanographic Center within the Integrated Global Oceans System (IGOSS) covering an area of responsibility in the South Atlantic Ocean. CONTACT: Director ADDRESS: Av. Montes de Oca 2124 Buenos Aires (1271) Argentina TEL: 54 (01) 21-0061/67 (Ext .59) TELEX: 27054 RACEL AR ATTN:SIHN FAX: 54 (01) 21-7797 (en)

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