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: M. Dennis Hanisak and Kristen S. Davis; Posted On November 14, 2023

Observation of Coastal Acidification: An Emerging Issue in Florida's Estuaries

Scientists have known for more than 50 years that the release of carbon dioxide (CO2) gas from burning fossil fuels by humans can have harmful...

: Perry Wright and Tony Mosely; Posted On November 9, 2023

Ocean Observing Science: Building Critical Infrastructure

Despite the very public and often contentious debate surrounding the so-called climate crisis, most world leaders and the United Nations (UN)...

: Krysten Rutherford; Posted On November 8, 2023

FjordPhyto: Citizen Science in the Antarctic

Air and ocean temperatures have notably increased in the Antarctic since the 1950s, with publications finding that it is the third fastest warming...

: Münevver Nehir and Andrea Wieland; Posted On November 8, 2023

Autonomous Sensor Solutions for Ocean pH and Oxygen Observations

Marine environments are complex and dynamic ecosystems that are subject to both natural processes and human activities that can significantly impact...

: Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS); Posted On November 7, 2023

Why Improving Ocean Observing is Crucial for Life Below Water

Record-breaking ocean temperatures in the North Atlantic resulted in several intense marine heatwaves in the Northern Hemisphere last summer—but...

: Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS); Posted On November 7, 2023

With The “High Seas Treaty” on Biodiversity Signed, What Do We Need to Do Next?

Representatives of over 80 countries have already signed the long-awaited Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ) Agreement, or the “High...

: Dr. Mark Fonseca; Posted On November 7, 2023

Quality Data: A Catalyst for Sustainable Ocean Exploration

What is one thing every ocean exploration project has in common? Data acquisition, in all its many forms; site notes, survey numbers, sensor...

: Ohmsett and the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement; Posted On November 6, 2023

Ready for Renewable Energy

The Department of the Interior recently expanded the role of the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) as federal offshore energy...

: Boxfish Research; Posted On November 3, 2023

Versatile ROV for Deep-Sea Deployment

With the Boxfish Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV), port authorities can perform underwater inspections and video surveys regularly and efficiently...

: Haley McQueen; Posted On November 3, 2023

Water Column: Bridging the Knowledge Gaps

The Earth’s largest habitat is one of the least characterized: the water column. The connections to the ocean’s water column far exceed what meets...

: Petra Dankers; Posted On November 2, 2023

Engineers Use Mangroves to Tackle the Effects of Sea Level Rise

Imagine if we had a machine that could protect coastlines from fierce storms and coastal erosion. One that could create land and raise it so that it...

: Haley McQueen; Posted On November 2, 2023

“Mission as a Service”

Headquartered in Almeda, California, Saildrone offers innovative data solutions in ocean exploration using unique Uncrewed Surface Vehicles (USV)....

Features

Observation of Coastal Acidification: An Emerging Issue in Florida's Estuaries

Ocean Observing Science: Building Critical Infrastructure

FjordPhyto: Citizen Science in the Antarctic

Autonomous Sensor Solutions for Ocean pH and Oxygen Observations

Why Improving Ocean Observing is Crucial for Life Below Water

With The “High Seas Treaty” on Biodiversity Signed, What Do We Need to Do Next?

Quality Data: A Catalyst for Sustainable Ocean Exploration

Ready for Renewable Energy

Versatile ROV for Deep-Sea Deployment

Water Column: Bridging the Knowledge Gaps

Engineers Use Mangroves to Tackle the Effects of Sea Level Rise

“Mission as a Service”

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