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• Life at Sea: Student Reflections from the VISIONS’24 (Leg 3) Expedition December 27, 2024
  As part of the Regional Cabled Array operations and maintenance 2024 cruise, a cohort of 24 undergraduates spanning different countries of origin, states, and socio-economic backgrounds, participated in the expedition as part of the UW at-sea experiential learning program called VISIONS. This program has allowed over 200 undergraduate students, studying myriad disciplines, the opportunity to ...
• Life at Sea: Student Reflections from the VISIONS’24 (Leg 2) Expedition December 27, 2024
  As part of the Regional Cabled Array operations and maintenance 2024 cruise, a cohort of 24 undergraduates spanning different countries of origin, states, and socio-economic backgrounds, participated in the expedition as part of the UW at-sea experiential learning program called VISIONS. This program has allowed over 200 undergraduate students, studying myriad disciplines, the opportunity to ...
• Advancing Ocean Carbon Science: Highlights from OOI’s SUGR Meeting on Data Quality and Best Practices December 27, 2024
  On Sunday, December 8th, the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) hosted its first Scientific User Group for Research (SUGR) meeting in Washington, D.C., prior to the AGU Fall Meeting. Held at The Westin DC Downtown, the event brought together researchers, scientists, and members of the user community to discuss the critical role of OOI data in ...
• Ocean Observatories Initiative at the 2024 AGU Conference December 26, 2024
  The Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) participated in the 2024 American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting in Washington, D.C. This premier event served as a global platform for thousands of scientists and researchers to share breakthroughs and foster collaborations in Earth and space sciences. OOI took part in presentations, interactive discussions, and participation in the Ocean ...
• Sea-Bird Scientific Issues Notice for Certain CDOM Fluorometers December 16, 2024
  Sea-Bird Scientific has issued a notice regarding certain CDOM fluorometers, which have been reported to produce biased measurements. The source of this bias has been identified as stemming from three distinct root causes: Incorrect primary CDOM standard In situ bias Out-of-tolerance UV LED