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OTT - Physical Earth Observations

The ability to observe physical oceanographic variables such as sea surface currents, temperature, salinity, external and internal tides, and surface waves support a vast array of stakeholders and missions, including ...

OTT - Tracking Ocean Alkalinity using New Carbon M...

The Gulf of Maine is a productive continental shelf sea that is fresher and less buffered against changes in pH than adjacent Atlantic Ocean waters.  This is due to compounding ...

OTT - Transitioning Imaging FlowCytoBot for Harmfu...

Monitoring programs for harmful algal blooms (HABs) typically rely on toxin analysis of seafood samples or time-consuming manual enumeration of phytoplankton, restricting the frequency of observations and the potential forearly ...

OTT- Hawaii Shark Tagging Project

Deployment of an Operational System for Acquiring and Disseminating Oceanographic and Behavioral Data Telemetered from Tagged SharksAnimal-borne sensors can be an effective method for collecting oceanographic data and, in certain ...

OTT: A Proposal to Scale from a Regional to a Nati...

WebCOOS camera view down 6th Avenue Beachfront in Folly Beach, SC. Photo credit: WebCOOS Over the past five years, the Southeast Coastal Ocean Observing Regional Association (SECOORA) and partners have ...

OTT: Advancing and integrating animal-borne tags i...

Researchers deploying bio-logging tags on white sharks in the mid-Atlantic Bight Credit: South Fork Natural History Museum The was awarded a 3-year grant to operationalize the collection and model assimilation ...

OTT: Autonomous Offshore HAB Sampling Surveys with...

The Ocean Aero Triton (Credit: Ocean Aero) , and partners have been awarded $1m for a project to enable offshore harmful algal bloom sampling using the autonomous surface vehicle Triton ...

OTT: Fishing for Hypoxia: An Academic-Industry-Tri...

Photo Credit: Pat Kemmish, F/V Richard H This project aims to enhance the ability of coastal ocean observing systems to support the climate-readying of fisheries threatened by ocean deoxygenation. New ...

OTT: Improving HF Radar Ocean Observation with AI

The goal of this project is to address long standing needs identified by high-frequency radar data producers and users for more accurate observations, inclusion of measurement uncertainties, and more efficient ...

OTT: Institutionalizing Long-term Offshore ESP Mon...

The overarching goal of this project is to produce and institutionalize a flexible and dependable Environmental Sample Processor (ESP) mooring program in the Pacific Northwest for sustained monitoring of domoic ...

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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 ...

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