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Although oceanography research is perhaps one of the least known aspects of the Society's history, it is unquestionably one of the activities that has brought it the acclaim is enjoys today. The valuable contributions and tireless efforts of researchers and scientists have brought about the publication of the country's first oceanography bulletin, as well as pioneer meteorology studies and the creation of highly valuable museum collections. Also noteworthy was the SOG's concern with educating and providing support for seafarers with the creation of the first school of fishing.
With the implementation of government social services, the creation of research departments attached to universities and dramatic advances in technology, SOG has adapted its work to the times, contributing its best features: experience and history, plus a team of highly-skilled experts ready to meet new needs. Based on this flexibility and ability to adapt, agreements have been reached with scientific organizations, university departments and marine life research institutes. Interaction and cooperation continue to be vital in order to move forward in the knowledge society.
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