Ocean Acidification Information Exchange
By Dev JokerMedia
/ February 17, 2021
Improving Data Usability for You
By Nadine Slimak
/ January 6, 2021
GCOOS is always seeking user comments and ideas to improve the usability of the products that we offer through our Data Portal, and...
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Expanding the Respiratory Forecast
By Nadine Slimak
/ December 15, 2020
There’s some good news in the works for Florida and Texas residents, visitors and businesses susceptible to near-annual blooms of red tide in...
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Fall Meeting Recap
By Nadine Slimak
/ November 4, 2020
We’re pleased to welcome some new faces to our Board of Directors, announce our new Executive Committee, welcome new staff and announce new...
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Volunteers Sought for Red Tide Study
By Nadine Slimak
/ October 29, 2020
The Roskamp Institute, a Sarasota-based nonprofit organization dedicated to understanding and treating diseases like alzheimers, is seeking volunteers from Southwest Florida for a...
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Expanding Dead Zone Monitoring
By Nadine Slimak
/ September 23, 2020
A public-private partnership is working to speed up the transition of a new unmanned monitoring and reporting system to track hypoxia in the...
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Robots Map Ocean Heat Content in Advance of Hurricane Laura
By Nadine Slimak
/ August 26, 2020
Making hurricane predictions is all about having data — and being able to access accurate information quickly and easily. For the third year...
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Bridging the Gap in Red Tide Information
By Nadine Slimak
/ July 31, 2020
We're pleased to be working with Florida Sea Grant on a new project to bridge the knowledge gap about toxic red tides caused...
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Fighting Toxic Algae in Florida’s Lake O
By Nadine Slimak
/ July 30, 2020
We're proud to be partnering with FAU Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute on a new project monitoring toxic algae in Lake Okeechobee. GCOOS will...
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A Global Observing System for Toxic Algae
By Nadine Slimak
/ July 14, 2020
Annually, billions of tons of desert dust move through the atmosphere. The Sahara and Sahel areas of North Africa and the Gobi and...
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Glider Operator Training
By Nadine Slimak
/ July 14, 2020
The University of Southern Mississippi will be conducting two-tiered UxS certificate classes this summer and fall that will give working knowledge of everything...
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New Board Members Announced
By Nadine Slimak
/ May 5, 2020
GCOOS is pleased to announce the winners of our recent Board of Directors election. The Board sets organization policy and direction for the...
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Stones Metocean Observatory Project
By Nadine Slimak
/ May 5, 2020
About this Product: Stones Metocean Observatory Project Launch Stones Metocean Observatory Project (Stones MetObs) is a long-term deep ocean observatory in the Gulf...
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Deep Ocean Observing
By Nadine Slimak
/ May 5, 2020
Shell’s floating production, storage and offloading facility called Stones is the world’s deepest oil and gas project. Operating in 9,500 feet of water...
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Join GCOOS Today
By Nadine Slimak
/ May 5, 2020
Are you with an organization engaged in some aspect of ocean observing? Do you use data, products or services from observing system elements...
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New Studies to Uncover the Costs of Florida’s Red Tide
By Nadine Slimak
/ April 30, 2020
GCOOS and NOAA’s National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS) are funding two new studies designed to uncover the full costs of harmful...
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Tracking HABs
By Nadine Slimak
/ April 20, 2020
The University of South Florida and Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s Fish and Wildlife Research Institute are using data from underwater gliders...
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Red Tide Citizen Scientists
By Nadine Slimak
/ November 14, 2019
Commercial fishermen in Southwest Florida are donating their time & vessels to support a better scientific understanding of offshore waters In 2018, as...
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