OOI In The News
The Plan To Create A ‘Fitbit For The Oceans’
This fall, an integrated infrastructure of sensor systems will sprawl, swim, and anchor itself across our oceans as part of the Oceans Observatories Initiative, a project 10 years in the making.
Read MoreStudents, Researchers at Sea Working on Recently Erupted Deep-Sea Volcano
When an underwater volcano erupted in April off the Oregon coast, researchers knew within minutes that something spectacular was happening more than 300 miles offshore.
Read MorePBS News Hour – The Challenges of Wiring up at Undersea Volcano
The OOI Cabled Array was profiled in a PBS News Hour video July 7th. Check out the video here with interviews from OOI scientists and deep sea footage.
Read MoreThe Oregonian – OSU drops final ocean buoy off Newport, OR
Researchers from Oregon State University hit the Pacific waters Tuesday to drop the area’s final piece of a more than 10-year initiative.
Read MoreOregon Public Broadcasting – Oregon Scientists Lead Underwater Research
OOI Endurance Array Project Manager, Ed Dever, and Project Scientist Jack Barth were interviewed on the Oregon Public Broadcasting program Think Out Loud last week.
Read MoreSkagit Valley Herald – “Underwater Observatory To Share Data With Those On Land”
OOI Arrays in the U.S. Pacific Northwest were featured in last weekends edition of the Skagit Valley Herald.
Read MoreSea Technology Magazine – “Reaching Farther With Cabled Ocean Observatories”
The OOI Cabled Array was featured in the March 2015 issue of Sea Technology Magazine. The article can be found online here.
Read MoreThe Economist – “Wiring the World Below”
Last week an article was published in The Economist highlighting Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) infrastructure and our path toward commissioning in June 2015.
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