Science Workshops
Events
Oceans in Action Workshop
The Marine Technology Society (MTS) Gulf Coast Section and the Mississippi Enterprise for Technology (MSET) are hosting the fifth annual Oceans In Action Workshop on August 20, 2016 at Stennis Space Center. The purpose of the workshop is to showcase the many facets of marine technology used by federal and state agencies, regional associations, universities,…
OOI Community Workshop: Cabled, Endurance, and Station Papa
Location: University Place Hotel and Conference Center Portland, ORThe UNOLS Ocean Observing Science Committee (OOSC) along with OOI’s Science Oversight Committee (SOC) are organizing a workshop that will focus on current and future science addressed by the extensive OOI infrastructure in the Northeast Pacific. This includes the OOI Cabled, Endurance, and Station Papa Arrays. Early science successes from OOI will be highlighted, as…
Special Demonstration Session – Oceans ’17
Location: Dena’ina Convention Center Anchorage, AK, United StatesSS7 Demonstrating pathways of access to near-real time oceanographic data from the NSF Ocean Observatories Initiative OOI) Location: Tikahtnu Ballroom C Attendance: Open to all attending OCEANS’17 and Exhibition Pass Holders In this special demonstration session, the Data Team from the U.S. National Science Foundation’s Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) will provide live demonstrations and key…
Ocean Observatories Initiative Facility Board Town Hall at OSM
Location: Oregon Convention Center, F151Physics Early Career Data Workshop
Location: Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ, United StatesThe OOI is hosting several workshops for early-career scientists interested in learning more about the OOI and how to use data from the program in their work. The workshops focus on the development of programming, data analysis, and evaluation skills. Overviews of the marine infrastructure and software tools maintained by the OOI will also be…
Biology Early Career Data Workshop
Location: Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ, United StatesThe OOI is hosting several workshops for early-career scientists interested in learning more about the OOI and how to use data from the program in their work. The workshops focus on the development of programming, data analysis, and evaluation skills. Overviews of the marine infrastructure and software tools maintained by the OOI will also be…
Geology Early Career Data Workshop
Location: Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ, United StatesThe OOI is hosting several workshops for early-career scientists interested in learning more about the OOI and how to use data from the program in their work. The workshops focus on the development of programming, data analysis, and evaluation skills. Overviews of the marine infrastructure and software tools maintained by the OOI will also be…
Chemistry Early Career Data Workshop
Location: Rutgers University New Brunswick, NJ, United StatesThe OOI is hosting several workshops for early-career scientists interested in learning more about the OOI and how to use data from the program in their work. The workshops focus on the development of programming, data analysis, and evaluation skills. Overviews of the marine infrastructure and software tools maintained by the OOI will also be…
OceanHackWeek 2018
5-day hands-on workshop aimed at exploring, creating and promoting effective computation and analysis workflows for large and complex oceanographic data. The focus will be on data provided by the National Science Foundation’s Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI). Comparisons to other large-scale ocean observing assets, such as Argo, IOOS, etc. are welcome and encouraged. Click here for…
OOI Deep Ocean Observing Workshop
This workshop will provide an interdisciplinary forum to develop deep ocean science questions and identify societal needs that could be addressed using the existing OOI infrastructure. The workshop will provide an opportunity for participants to gather detailed information about OOI infrastructure, data availability, and discuss existing and prospective Essential Ocean Variables that deep-water observatories can…