OTT - Building Coupled Storm Surge and Wave Operational Forecasting Capacity for Western Alaska

OTT – Building Coupled Storm Surge and Wave Operational Forecasting Capacity for Western Alaska

OTT – Data Integration and Web-based Model Validation Tool for NOAA CO-OPS

The ESPniagara sits inside a custom underwater stationary mooring during deployments. This photo was taken on July 12, 2017, during the ESPniagara's first deployment of the 2017 HAB season in Lake Erie.

OTT – Transitioning Lake Erie Harmful Algal Blooms Early Warning System to Sustainable Operational Form

OTT - Real-time Monitoring of the Impact of Observing Systems on Ocean Analysis - Forecast Systems in Support of U.S. IOOS

OTT – Real-time Monitoring of the Impact of Observing Systems on Ocean Analysis – Forecast Systems in Support of U.S. IOOS

OTT - Operationalizing Real-Time Telemetry Onboard Commercial Fishing Vessels in the Northeast

OTT – Operationalizing Real-Time Telemetry Onboard Commercial Fishing Vessels in the Northeast

Data Management & Communication Subsystem

Data Management & Communication Subsystem

IOOS Site Survey

IOOS Site Survey

Coastal and Ocean Modeling Testbed Projects

Coastal and Ocean Modeling Testbed Projects

Ocean Acidification

Ocean Acidification

Female northern elephant seal with a Wildife Computers GPS tag on her head. The tags on her lower back are archival MK 9 tags that are used to record the diving behavior (Credit: Dr. Daniel Costa, UC Santa Cruz)

Animal Telemetry Network

OAP_IOOS Logo

OTT – Ocean Acidification

Mook Sea Farm, Wapole, Maine. Credit: Mook Sea Farm.

OTT – Tracking Ocean Alkalinity using New Carbon Measurement Technologies (TAACT)

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Improving an Ocean Acidification Observation System in Support of Pacific Coast Shellfish Growers

Locations of Burkolator stations in Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and California. Credit: SCCOOS. Click on graphic for larger view.

Pacific Ocean Acidification Project

OTT – HABs and Hypoxia

IFCB images and image products from a 2012 deployment during a HAB event in Salt Pond, MA, showing high resolution information about multiple life cycle stages of the toxic species Alexandrium fundyense.

OTT – Transitioning Imaging FlowCytoBot for Harmful Algal Bloom Mitigation and Research

The San Francisco Estuary includes the drainage basins for the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers. (Click graphic for expanded view.)

OTT – Imaging Flow CytoBot Data Integration

FY14 OTT Projects HABs and Hypoxia Clams Pacific Northwest Razor Clams. Credit: Larry Workman, Quinault Indian Nation. Diagram of a buoy mooring and buoy in the Gulf of Maine ESP schematic. (Click graphic for expanded view (pdf).)

OTT – Detecting Harmful Algal Blooms in the Pacific Northwest

Northeast Atlantic Coastal and Ocean Observing System (NERACOOS) Northeast Nutrient Observatory FY14 OTT Projects HABs and Hypoxia Nutrient monitoring sites throughout the Northeast Nutrient monitoring sites throughout the Northeast.

OTT – Operational Nutrient Observatory for the Northeastern United States

Northeast OTT ESP Project Partners

OTT – Gulf of Maine Environmental Sensor Processor Deployment to Support HAB Detection

OTT – Physical Earth Observations

November 24, 2013 AVHRR image illustrating the differences in ice cover on the East Siberian, Chukchi, and Alaskan Beaufort seas.

OTT – A Real-time Sensor System for Detecting Freeze-up on Arctic Shelves

OTT - Animal Borne Sensors

OTT – Animal Borne Sensors

Ocean Technology Transition

Ocean Technology Transition