Expanding Dead Zone Monitoring
A public-private partnership is working to speed up the transition of a new unmanned monitoring and reporting system to track hypoxia in the northern Gulf […]
Author Archives: Nadine Slimak
Robots Map Ocean Heat Content in Advance of Hurricane Laura
Making hurricane predictions is all about having data — and being able to access accurate information quickly and easily. For the third year in a […]
Bridging the Gap in Red Tide Information
We’re pleased to be working with Florida Sea Grant on a new project to bridge the knowledge gap about toxic red tides caused by Karenia […]
Fighting Toxic Algae in Florida’s Lake O
We’re proud to be partnering with FAU Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute on a new project monitoring toxic algae in Lake Okeechobee. GCOOS will develop a […]
A Global Observing System for Toxic Algae
Annually, billions of tons of desert dust move through the atmosphere. The Sahara and Sahel areas of North Africa and the Gobi and Takla Makan […]
Glider Operator Training
The University of Southern Mississippi will be conducting two-tiered UxS certificate classes this summer and fall that will give working knowledge of everything from ocean […]
New Board Members Announced
GCOOS is pleased to announce the winners of our recent Board of Directors election. The Board sets organization policy and direction for the executive director, […]
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