GCOOS tracks ocean data needed to predict, plot and track Hurricane Isaias As Hurricane Isaias moves toward landfall along the northern Gulf Coast, the Gulf [...]
Registration Now Open for the GCOOS Fall Members' Meeting! The GCOOS Fall Members’ Meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 5 at the new Mote [...]
In August, GCOOS Executive Director Dr. Jorge Brenner and Marine Mammal Biologist Megan Howson joined researchers in Veracruz, Mexico, to study sperm whales. Manolo Fernandez [...]
The Gulf of America is a natural laboratory for understanding how ocean and coastal systems respond to multiple stressors. Among the most pressing challenges are [...]
The Gulf of America is a natural laboratory for understanding how ocean and coastal systems respond to multiple stressors. Among the most pressing challenges are [...]
Registration is now open for the IOOS 2026 DMAC Code Sprint being co-sponsored by GCOOS. During this three-day hackathon style event, teams of developers, academic [...]
NOAA’s Ocean Acidification Program (OAP) has launched East Coast and West Coast research missions at sea to track how changing ocean chemistry is affecting marine [...]