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Program Update – March 2012
The Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) this month conducted a successful Production Readiness Review for the program’s coastal gliders, completing a significant step toward operation of this important part of the OOI.
Read MoreElementary School Students Explore the Ocean With the OOI
During a recent outreach event at a local elementary school near Washington, D.C., students dove to the deepest depths of the ocean, explored the continental shelves and learned about data collection with the OOI.
Read MoreUniversity of Washington OOI Team Provides Update on Secondary Nodes System
The Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) Regional Scale Nodes (RSN) Team, located at the University of Washington, has provided an update on the current status of the Secondary Nodes Systems for the OOI.
Read MoreProgram Update – February 2012
The Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) this month continued to make important contract awards brining online instruments for the infrastructure as construction and test work continues across the program.
Read MoreOcean Observatories Initiative Team Returns from a Successful 2012 Ocean Sciences Meeting
OOI is back from a successful 2012 Ocean Sciences Meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah. During the conference, OOI team members held a variety of sessions, posters and information sharing opportunities.
Read MoreOcean Observatories Initiative Team Kicks Off Events at 2012 Ocean Sciences Meeting
The OOI program this week is participating in the 2012 Ocean Sciences conference at Salt Lake City, Utah, with a variety of sessions, posters and information sharing opportunities.
Read MoreSatlantic, LP., Selected to Deliver Dissolved Nitrates Instruments for OOI
The Consortium for Ocean Leadership, with funding from the National Science Foundation, has selected Satlantic, Inc., of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, to provide Dissolved Nitrates (NUTNR) Instruments for the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI).
Read MoreDesign and Build: Temperature-Resistivity Probe
Work began in January 2012 on the design and build of the Ocean Observatories Initiative’s Regional Scale Nodes’ first Core Non-Commercial instrument: a temperature-resistivity probe that will collect data from fluids emerging from seafloor hotsprings in the caldera at Axial Seamount, located at a water depth of ~1500 m (4921 ft).
Read MoreOcean Observatories Initiative Conducts Coastal Glider Sea Trials
The sea trials phase of the OOI coastal gliders took place off the Oregon Coast this month…
Read MoreWatch Here: OOI Overview Video 2011
Overview video of the exciting new Ocean Observatories Initiative.
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