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• NSF CI Compass: OOI Data Delivery User Experience June 13, 2025
  During a recent NSF CI Compass webinar, Jeffrey Glatstein, OOI Senior Manager of Cyberinfrastructure at WHOI, gave an inside look at how OOI has been rethinking and improving its approach to data delivery. His talk, “Data Delivery User Experience: Is it important to your facility?”, explored how the team has been working to make OOI’s ...
• Why OOI Matters on World Oceans Day June 8, 2025
  Dear OOI Community, Today, on World Oceans Day, we join scientists, educators, policymakers, and citizens around the globe to recognize the ocean’s critical role in sustaining life on Earth. From regulating climate to supporting biodiversity, the ocean is at the heart of our planet’s health and understanding it has never been more urgent. That’s where the Ocean ...
• Advancing Mooring Technology for Long-Term Ocean Observation May 28, 2025
  Advances in oceanographic mooring technology are critical to sustaining long-term, high-quality observations in some of the planet’s harshest environments. Moorings must now operate reliably over extended deployments, support increasingly sophisticated instrumentation, and withstand the growing impacts of extreme weather. To better understand recent progress and ongoing challenges in this field, we spoke with Alex Franks, ...
• Oceanic Biogeochemical Sensor Networks: 2025 Market Surge & Next-Gen Tech Unveiled May 24, 2025
  The market for oceanic biogeochemical sensor networks is poised for significant growth in 2025, driven by escalating demand for real-time, high-resolution ocean data to address climate change, fisheries management, and marine ecosystem health. Read more from Macnifico.
• Scientists use salinity to trace changes in the US Northeast Coastal Ocean May 20, 2025
  Woods Hole, Mass. (May 19, 2025) — The near-bottom water on the U.S. Northeast continental shelf provides a critical cold-water habitat for the rich regional marine ecosystem. This “cold pool” preserves winter temperatures, even when waters become too warm or salty elsewhere during the summer. Read more from EurekAlert.