Community scientists and partners continue to monitor the ongoing Karenia brevis bloom along Florida's west coast. While the intensity of the bloom has recently subsided [...]
The dominant ocean circulation feature in the Gulf of Mexico, the Loop Current (LC), affects everything from animal migrations and the paths and strengths of hurricanes, [...]
The GCOOS 2021 Spring Meeting took place on May 18 and included presentations by Carl Gouldman, Director of the U.S. IOOS Program Office, Josie Quintrell, [...]
GCOOS Now Managing BSEE/NTL Data GCOOS is now managing the data for the Notice to Lessees and Operators (NLT) via our ERDDAP server(https://erddap.gcoos.org/erddap) and Web Accessible [...]
GCOOS is always seeking user comments and ideas to improve the usability of the products that we offer through our Data Portal, and we’ve undertaken […]
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 the Gulf […]
We’re pleased to welcome some new faces to our Board of Directors, announce our new Executive Committee, welcome new staff and announce new staff roles. […]
