Watch Fabien Cousteau talk about Ocean Acidification, Observation Tools, and Impacts on the Economy
Teachers "make a splash" on Earth Week with ocean buoy launch off Olympic Coast
Bringing Ocean Observations to Life for the Public at the San Francisco Exploratorium
Director of US IOOS Visits US IOOS CeNCOOS member Bodega Marine Lab
CariCOOS Annual Stakeholder Meeting and Buoy Commissioning
Multi‐Use Technology Promotes Strategic CSR/IOOS Partnership
IOOS Association Launches a New Website
IOOS Meeting with SmartBay Ireland and the Marine Institute
IOOS Contributes to Setting the Course for UK Operational Oceanography
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U.S. IOOS delivers the data and information needed, so that decision-makers can take action to improve safety, enhance the economy, and protect the environment.
Ocean Acidification related activities in Central and Nortenrn California, CeNCOOS - updated
Minutes of the second U.S. IOOS Advisory Committee meeting held on Feb 6, 2013 in Denver, CO.
US IOOS Impacts on Hurricane Sandy Response(pdf)
The Regional IOOS Spring meeting presentations are available
Regional Glider Operations 2008 - 2012 (Zoom in pdf)
Draft Agenda for the GEO Global HF Rada in association with MTS/IEEE Oceans ’13 Conference, Bergen, Norway 6.11.2013
US IOOS begins development of National Glider Network data assembly center
Dissolved Oxygen Quality Assurance Manual had been released
The National Waves Plan Update Comments accepted by April 30, 2013
U.S. IOOS Assessment of Partner Assets, 2012 briefing details and presentation
U.S. IOOS Then & Now
Presentation showcasing a decade of growth towards a Sustained and Integrated Ocean Observing System
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