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Underwater Gliders

Gliders are a unique and important observing system used to serve a variety of subsurface observing missions. Gliders can monitor water currents, temperature, tagged animals and conditions that reveal effects ...

News

Biden-Harris Administration announces $60 million ...

Two men deploy a towed camera system from a research vessel at sea. Photo Credit: NOAA/NMFS Today, the Department of Commerce and NOAA are launching the , a $60 million ...

Biden-Harris Administration invests $3.9 million f...

VAST Josh Keller unties 1084 from the tow line in Lake Michigan to deploy it for the 2023 USGS Great Lakes Fisheries survey. Photo Credit: Saildrone Today, the Department of ...

DOE and NOAA Announce Winners of Ocean Observing P...

Team Wave Powered Oceanographic Gliders tests their early-stage prototype at the Naval Surface Warfare Center’s facility in Carderock, Maryland. Credit: NREL The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the National Oceanic ...

Infrastructure Law to fund National observing prio...

Sunrise on a Florida Beach by Becca Cheney / Wikimedia Commons / This month, U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina M. Raimondo announced funding opportunities from NOAA's $2.96 billion in funds to ...

IOOS Advisory Committee releases recommendations

Looking across the Cooper River in Charleston, SC. Credit: Kate Culpepper In February, the U.S. IOOS Advisory Committee released their recommendations to NOAA Administrator, Rick Spinrad, Ph.D and the co-chairs ...

Ocean Technology Transition program funds HAB/hypo...

WebCOOS camera view down 6th Avenue Beachfront in Folly Beach, SC. Photo credit: WebCOOS As the need for ocean data and information increases worldwide, there is a constant demand to ...

U.S. Maritime Technology Export Initiative opens

The Maritime Alliance & the International Trade Administration are teaming up to boost exports of U.S. marine tech. From now until December 23 December 31 [deadline extended!], the U.S. Maritime ...

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Benefits of Ocean Observing Catalog

WP1 Community EngagementTo be an effective tool, BOOC will need the support of all parts of the ocean observing community. This Work Package will build on the work already undertaken ...

Document Library

The IOOS document library is a compilation of our legacy and archival documents, organized by category. If you are unable to find the document you need within this collection, please ...

NOAA and the Ocean Enterprise

The accelerating impacts of climate change are driving an increased demand for ocean and coastal information to support climate resilience. This growing demand presents an opportunity for the creation of ...
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