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Projects
Improving an Ocean Acidification Observation Syste...
The decrease in calcium carbonate saturation state from is important to Pacific Northwest shellfish living in conditions that are naturally close to harmful saturation thresholds. Anthropogenic additions of carbon dioxide ...
Marine Life Projects
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Marine Life: An Operational BioTrack: Monitoring A...
This project will expand , a collaborative network established in partnership with MBON and ATN to identify and characterize critical biodiversity hotspots along the U.S. eastern seaboard where threatened marine ...
Marine Life: Dynamics of Biodiversity Across Lakes...
The Great Lakes are seeing dramatic shifts and losses in biodiversity that threaten ecosystem services in these inland seas of North America, which are under pressure from invasive species, climate ...
Marine Life: Marine Biodiversity Observation Netwo...
Biodiversity is a sentinel of ocean health and an increasingly crucial component of ocean observing. Marine Biodiversity Observing Networks, part of a global effort to understand changes and connections between ...
Marine Life: Mid-Atlantic MBON: Dynamic Biodiversi...
University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science researchers Caroline Tribble (left) and Amber Fandel (right) deploying an F POD (bioacoustics instrument) with rockhopper at the Maryland Wind Energy Area (credit ...
Marine Life: Multi-Trophic Level Expansion of the ...
The project will continue and expand the Gulf of Maine Marine Biodiversity Observing Network by supporting continued biodiversity and oceanographic sampling at established locations along the Maine Coastal Current and ...
Ocean Acidification
Acid eats away at calcium carbonate, the primary ingredient of shells and skeletons that many ocean animals depend on for survival. The shell pictured here is a victim of this ...
OTT: Optimization of PhytO-ARM harmful algal bloom...
This project will develop and implement robust real-time monitoring of harmful algal blooms via satellite-based telemetry. Monitoring phytoplankton communities offshore presents a challenge in terms of power and connectivity. With ...
OTT: Streamlining Integration and Distribution of ...
This project will transition the data ingestion and management pipelines used by the U.S. IOOS Regional Associations NERACOOS and MARACOOS, and the IOOS GliderDAC into a common cyberinfrastructure. This new ...
News
2016 GoMRI Oil Spill and Ecosystem Science Confere...
The Oil Spill and Ecosystem Science Conference had 1000 participants from 35 states and 15 countries. Dr. Marcia McNutt gave the keynote talk for the conference talking on a topic ...
ACT Evaluates New Portable HAB Sensors
The team sampling at Weesuck Creek - included are Mark Vanasten, Diagnostic Technologies, Australia and Dr. Timothy Davis, Bowling Green State University. (Photo Credit: Holly Bowers, ACT-Moss Landing Marine Laboratories); ...
ACT Nutrient Sensor Challenge Winners Announced
Denice Shaw of the EPA Office of Research and Development present the award to Pompeo Moscetta of Systea at the ASLO conference in Honolulu. Photo credit: Alliance for Coastal Technologies ...
AGU Ocean Sciences 2016: New Orleans
The city of Jazz and Mardi Gras, New Orleans, was the site of the meeting. The multiple concurrent sessions, plenaries, town halls, exhibits, and thousands of posters can make your ...
All U.S. IOOS Regional Associations NOAA-Certified...
The 11 IOOS Regional Associations provide observing coverage for the U.S. coastal zone, as well as providing open access to physical & biological oceanographic data and information products. The U.S ...
Archiving the Ocean Biodiversity Information Syste...
Photo credit: Adam Obaza, WCR Protected Resources Division, NOAA Recently, OBIS-USA has taken a significant step to ensure that the marine data the U.S. contributes is not just web-accessible, but ...
Biden-Harris Administration identifies 4 business ...
Concept of smart buoys gathering ocean data. Ocean and Great Lakes data and information are essential for weather forecasting, ocean commerce, recreation, and more — things that affect the entire ...
Biden-Harris Administration invests $16.7 million ...
Sea bass look for food among the schools of smaller fish in this healthy coral reef. Marine biodiversity data and information is critical for understanding the health and status of ...
Celebrate World Ocean Day!
A pelican looks out over the ocean in the Marquesas Islands. Photo Credit: Lieutenant Rebecca Waddington, NOAA Corps Did you know that Earth's oceans are really just one big, world ...
General Pages
Enhancing Coastal and Ocean Observing and Innovati...
In 2020, NOAA’s and the U.S. IOOS Office teamed up to develop and host three regional workshops focused on improving users’ access to streamlined ocean, coasts, and Great Lakes observational ...
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