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University of Washington Team Completes Successful VISIONS ’13 Expedition
A UW team of engineers, scientists, and students concluded the VISIONS ’13 expedition in late August after successful completion of critical at-sea construction and testing of the cabled observatory component of the OOI
Read MoreOOI to Participate in Student Science & Engineering Fair
The OOI Program will be participating in an upcoming Science & Engineering Career Fair for middle and high school students in Northern Virginia.
Read MoreBirch Aquarium Camp Attendees Explore the Ocean Virtually with D.E.E.P. Video Game
Birch Aquarium campers had an opportunity to explore the ocean virtually while playing OOI’s Deep-sea Extreme Environment Pilot (D.E.E.P.) video game
Read MoreOcean Observatories Initiative Deploys First Global Site in Gulf of Alaska
Marking a major milestone, the OOI program in July successfully deployed the first global site of the OOI infrastructure at the Station Papa location in the Gulf of Alaska.
Read MoreLeg 4 of the VISIONS ’13 Cruise is Underway
Leg 4 of the VISIONS ’13 cruise is now underway in the NE Pacfic Ocean and is streaming continuous live video of operations here.
Read MoreRequest for Proposal (RFP): Un-Cabled Bio-Acoustic Sonar Instruments, WHOI/OOI – CLOSED
The attached solicitation package defines the scope of work, the schedule for the work as well as the schedule and scope of the proposal.
Read MoreOcean Observatories Initiative Deploys First Global Site This Month
This month, OOI will deploy the first global site of the OOI infrastructure at the Station Papa location in the Gulf of Alaska.
Read MoreRequest for Information (RFI) – Heavy Lift Spoolers, OOI – CLOSED
Oregon State University, with funding from the National Science Foundation, is seeking contractors to provide information relating to Heavy Lift Spoolers (marine winch).
Read MoreWET Labs to Provide Coastal Surface Piercing Profilers
The National Science Foundation (NSF) funded Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) announces the signing of a contract with WET Labs of Philomath, Oregon, for the development and construction of uncabled coastal surface-piercing profilers.
Read MoreRequest for Information (RFI) – Uncabled Bioacoustic Sonar Instruments, OOI – CLOSED
WHOI with funding from the NSF, is soliciting proposals from qualified organizations interested in providing Uncabled Bioacoustic Sonar Instruments to support the objectives of the OOI.
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