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As part of the Eastern Pacific Investigation of Climate (EPIC) program, the UOP group has undertaken a study of Long-Term Evolution and Coupling of the Boundary layers in the Stratus Deck regions of the eastern tropical Pacific. The goal of the Stratus project is to observe and understand air-sea interactions and the surface forcing in the region of the cold tongue/intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ).
This page provides access to real-time and archived data of surface meteorology, air-sea fluxes, and upper ocean variability from the Project Stratus Mooring.
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The Northwest Tropical Atlantic Station (NTAS) project for air-sea flux measurement was conceived in order to investigate surface forcing and oceanographic response in a region of the tropical Atlantic with strong SST anomalies and the likelihood of significant local air-sea interaction.
This page provides access to real-time and archived data of in-situ fluxes of heat, moisture and momentum from the Northwest Tropical Atlantic Station Surface Mooring. This data is used to make a regional assessment of flux components from numerical weather prediction models and satellites.
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In cooperation with the Hawaii Ocean Timeseries (HOT) project, the UOP Group has undertaken moored observations of surface forcing in the central Pacific. The primary intent of the WHOI HOT Station (WHOTS) is to provide long-term, high-quality air-sea fluxes as a coordinated part of the HOT program, and contribute to the HOT goals of observing heat, momentum, fresh water and chemical fluxes at a site representative of the oligotrophic North Pacific Ocean.
This page provides access to real-time and archived data of surface meteorology, air-sea fluxes, and upper ocean variability of the WHOI Hawaii Ocean Time-series Station.
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Currently, the AOML GDP ERDDAP™ features nine datasets, including the 6-hour and hourly quality-controlled interpolated datasets, as well as near real-time drifter data from the Global Telecommunications System. Users can quickly retrieve these datasets in their desired file format, as well as filter their query by constraining drifter variables such as time, location, drifter identification number, and/or World Meteorological Organization number.
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Glider data is post-processed after each mission and added to this Project Dataset file. Data are available in NetCDF files and via ERDDAP server which offers additional file types, data subsetting,  visualization options, and more.
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These products expand on the California Underwater Glider datasets. They provide insights into how the California coastal waters are changing over time.
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Global Drifter Program Operational Dashboard
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The Global Drifter Program Operational Dashboard is hosted by Scripps Institution of Oceanography’s Langrangian Drifter Laboratory. It provides the current status of deployed and active drifters and serves as a landing page to access data from the Global Drifter Program.
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November 14, 2024
Software tools have been developed for a variety of audiences from beginners to Argo data experts. Some tools are designed to access data, manipulate it and visualize it while others help Argo experts perform quality control. In addition, some tools are targeted at the entire Argo collection, while others focus only on BGC or Deep
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Arctic Report Card
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October 30, 2024
One impactful scientific and communication product the Arctic Research Program coordinates is the annual creation of the Arctic Report Card. Since 2006, the Arctic Report Card has provided a peer-reviewed chapters series characterizing the current state of the Arctic. The Arctic Report Card release in 2022 was covered by 870 media outlets across 10 countries with
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Adopt a Drifter
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September 3, 2024
The Adopt a Drifter Program began in December 2004 with the mission of establishing scientific partnerships between schools around the world and engaging students in activities and communication about ocean science. This free program provides teachers with an opportunity to integrate ocean observing data into their curriculum. A drifting buoy, or drifter, is a floating ocean buoy equipped with meteorological and/or oceanographic sensing
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July 17, 2024
SEREAD (Scientific Educational Resources and Experience Associated with the Deployment of Argo profiling floats in the South Pacific Ocean) is an educational program and resource that provides regionally relevant and focused ocean science that is built upon Argo data in a format that fits directly into existing curricula of Pacific Island schools. SEREAD teaches basic
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The Research Vessel Activities tool was compiled and created by IARPC and NOAA Global Ocean Monitoring and Observing (GOMO) Arctic Research Program Knauss Fellow Sarah Tucker with support from David Allen (Program Manager, Arctic Research Program at NOAA GOMO), Renee Crain (Arctic Research Support and Logistics Manager, NSF), and Liz Weinberg (Engagement Director, IARPC). Input
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Ocean Climate at Risk: A Case for the Argo Program
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September 12, 2023
This 2-pager explains the importance of the Argo Program in ocean and climate science and why more support is needed to fund this program.
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Global Ocean Monitoring & Observing Program Information
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October 25, 2021
This 2-pager gives an overview of the Global Ocean Monitoring & Observing (GOMO) Program. It describes the program’s impacts on ocean observation and gives examples of priority research areas.
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Global Ocean Carbon Observing Network
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June 15, 2021
This document gives an overview of GOMO’s involvement in ocean carbon cycle observations and research through the Global Ocean Ship-Based Hydrographic Program (GO-SHIP) and the Surface Ocean CO2 Reference Observing Network (SOCONET).
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Tropical Ocean Observing System
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June 15, 2021
This document gives an overview of the Tropical Ocean Observing System (TPOS). TPOS allows us to gain a greater understanding of the tropical Pacific, better address the uncertainty of climate variability, and provide improved predictions and longer forecast lead times. Better pre-dictions of extreme climate episodes like floods and droughts could save the U.S. billions
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GOMO Guiding Principles
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September 25, 2020
This document describes the background of the Global Ocean Monitoring and Observing program and the activities that we manage to support our strategic objectives.
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Ocean Odyssey: Tracking Marine Debris
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October 30, 2024
The Adopt a Drifter Program’s (ADP) first summer intern, Stephen Lewis, designed and developed Ocean Odyssey: Tracking Marine Debris, a NOAA SciJinks web game suitable for K-12 audiences. Ocean Odyssey is inspired by the Global Drifter Program’s contributions to Lagrangian observations. Lagrangian observations are observations that are made by drifters (or drifting buoys) as they float and move with the currents of the […]
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