Members Meeting Postponed
GCOOS Fall Members Meeting Postponed As Tropical Storm Ian moves into the Gulf of Mexico and is forecast to become a major hurricane before making [...]
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Please Take Our Stakeholder Survey
One of our goals at GCOOS is to have a fully developed ocean observing system for the Gulf of Mexico. Our build-out plan is the [...]
New Red Tide Study Suggests Neurological Impacts
New GCOOS-Roskamp Institute Study Suggests Some People are Susceptible to Neurological Effects of Airborne Red Tide Toxins Study also replicates findings of increased reporting of [...]
Hurricanes, Gliders and the Loop Current
Each year, underwater glider pilots in the Gulf of Mexico work together to deploy gliders to gather information needed to inform meteorological models and storm [...]
2022 Gulf ‘Dead Zone’
Louisiana State University’s Department of Oceanography and Coastal Services has released their annual “dead zone” prediction: It is expected to be the 20th largest since [...]
Red Tide Poster Now Available
Keeping the public safe during red tide events is at the heart of GCOOS Harmful Algal Bloom activities. When it comes to knowing when and [...]
Science Diplomacy
Using Shared Science to Protect Common Resources and Bridge Diplomatic Divides Marine species don’t recognize international borders or exclusive economic zones — and a new [...]
Revolutionizing Hurricane Forecasting
Robots are revolutionizing hurricane predictions and a new paper details improvements in storm intensity forecasting thanks to these uncrewed ocean observing platforms A new paper [...]
