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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 [...]
Category Archives: Gulf Coast Residents
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Monitoring Marine Biodiversity
Special Issue of Oceanography Highlights the Marine Biodiversity Observation Network (MBON) Examples and stories illustrate the uses and value of an operational MBON Marine biodiversity [...]
Forecast Team Continues to Expand
In addition to adding new volunteers, the Red Tide Respiratory Forecast team begins move to HABScope 2.0 GCOOS Product Developer Bob Currier and Volunteer Coordinator [...]
Red Tide Respiratory Forecast Reaching New Communities
Florida Panhandle residents, Spanish speakers now have access to hourly beach forecast The Red Tide Respiratory Forecast (RedTideForecast.com) — developed by the National Oceanic and [...]
Students Share Ocean Data
Two students digging into ocean data through the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station received recognition on Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2021, for their commitment to helping [...]
