Notebook of software, tools, and oceanographic practices

Oceano29

Forty years of field work, software development, and knowledge sharing in physical oceanography.

A simple homepage to present my background, share tools useful to the community, and keep working methods developed over many cruises accessible.

Overview

Software, documentation, and practical feedback

Oceano29 brings together software, documentation, technical notes, and practical feedback shaped by field work, software development, and oceanographic instrumentation.

The goal is to make these resources easier to read than an isolated repository or scattered notes: present tools, explain technical choices, document usage, and preserve useful methods.

What you will find here

  • dedicated pages for oceanographic software and their recent evolution
  • blog posts that explain usage, technical choices, and working methods
  • documentation about software or equipment, including troubleshooting
  • links to older resources that remain important and useful
  • articles about personal developments in computing or electronics
  • short news items

Selection

Featured tools and software

All projects

In active development

Association Management Web Application

An association management tool built for sensitive data, with user roles, login history, mailing and printing journals, regular backups, and containerized deployment.

Mature tools, reviewed and stabilized

oceano2python and python-plots

A Python workflow used to convert instrument files into more homogeneous formats and then generate profiles, sections, and analysis-ready plots.

Journal

Latest posts

All posts

May 14, 2026

Troubleshooting a Sea-Bird CTD

An introductory post meant to place the Sea-Bird CTD troubleshooting guide in context and point readers to a more structured documentation set.