Making Biological Data Accessible
Making biological information fully interoperable is essential to informing policy and management on the scales needed to address expanding human pressures on marine resources, coastal […]
Category Archives: Featured News
Red Tide Respiratory Forecast Team Mobilizes in Pinellas County
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 [...]
Unlocking the Loop Current
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, [...]
2021 Spring Meeting Wrapup
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, [...]
Gulf Operators Ready for Hurricane Season
The official start of the Atlantic hurricane season here, with NOAA predicting a likely range of 13 to 20 named storms with winds 39 mph or [...]
BSEE/NTL Data Moves to GCOOS
GCOOS Now Managing BSEE/NTL Data Launch GCOOS is now managing the data for the Notice to Lessees and Operators (NTL) via our ERDDAP server (https://erddap.gcoos.org/erddap) [...]
GCOOS Announces Retirement of Executive Director
The Board of Directors of the Gulf of Mexico Coastal Ocean Observing System (GCOOS) announced the upcoming retirement of its Executive Director, Dr. Barbara Kirkpatrick, [...]
Improving Data Usability for You
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 […]
