GCOOS 2025 Outreach and Education Council Meeting is a Wrap GCOOS hosted its Outreach and Education Council (OEC) meeting Dec. 11-12 in Orange Beach, Alabama, [...]
Autonomous Technology Revolutionizes Ocean Observing The Gulf of America AUV Network, Data Archive and Layer Fusing piloting portal — known as GANDALF — has completed [...]
The GCAN Webinar series presents Dr. José Gilberto Cardoso Mohedano, Investigador Titular A, Laboratorio de Modelado Ecológico and Estación del Carmen-ICML, UNAM. His talk “Hidden [...]
Visualizing Global Trade GCOOS is pleased to share a new ArcGIS StoryMap “Ocean Highways: Charting the Course of Global Trade” developed by high school intern [...]
As part of the 2025 OA Week — a virtual multi-day symposium highlighting ocean acidification knowledge from around the world — the Global Ocean Acidification [...]
USF Students Set Sail to Study Ocean Carbon Chemistry in the Gulf Doctoral students from the University of South Florida recently joined the Gulf of [...]
Why do some hurricanes go through rapid intensification? The first named hurricane of the 2025 season was Hurricane Erin, which cranked up intensity from a [...]