Making hurricane predictions is all about having data — and being able to access accurate information quickly and easily. For the third year in a […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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, […]

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 in the […]

Are you with an organization engaged in some aspect of ocean observing? Do you use data, products or services from observing system elements in the […]