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cp_388-20210517T2025
The Pioneer Array is located on the continental shelf and slope south of Martha's Vineyard. The shelf-slope area is home to a highly productive ecosystem, and coincident with a... -
nokomis-20190808T1619-delayed
Slocum glider data were collected in western Lake Superior to examine nearshore to offshore gradients. The glider collected vertical profiles of conductivity, temperature,... -
cp_559-20210131T1801
The Pioneer Array is located on the continental shelf and slope south of Martha's Vineyard. The shelf-slope area is home to a highly productive ecosystem, and coincident with a... -
unit_092-20100416T2033
Slocum glider dataset gathered as part of the CMOP observatory SATURN, funded by NOAA and NSF. Glider operations have historically been seasonal (April-September), driven in... -
sbu01-20220805T1532
This project is conducting seasonal deployments to monitor physical conditions and investigate carbonate chemistry and ocean acidification in the Mid-Atlantic Bight. The glider... -
ru43-20240612T1658
This project is conducting a seasonal baseline survey with a pair of gliders deployed in each season over two years with a full complement of available sensors to simultaneously... -
cp_388-20200613T2149-delayed
The Pioneer Array is located on the continental shelf and slope south of Martha's Vineyard. The shelf-slope area is home to a highly productive ecosystem, and coincident with a... -
gi_525-20220628T1658
The Global component of the OOI includes arrays at critical, yet under-sampled, high-latitude locations such as within the Irminger Sea in the North Atlantic. The Global... -
gs_561-20151225T2141
The Global component of the OOI includes arrays at critical, yet under-sampled, locations such as within the Southern Ocean. The Global Southern Ocean Array includes two types... -
ce_381-20210429T1821
The Endurance Array is a multi-scaled array utilizing fixed and mobile assets to observe cross-shelf and along-shelf variability in the coastal upwelling region off the Oregon... -
osu035-20080904T2109-delayed
Underwater glider observations from along and near the Newport, Oregon, Hydrographic Line (44-deg 39.1' N) collected as part of a series of long-term studies of coastal... -
um_242-20221205T1648-delayed
This project is conducting seasonal deployments to investigate carbonate chemistry and monitor ocean acidification in the Mid-Atlantic Bight. The glider used for the automated... -
ce_327-20180705T1927-delayed
The Endurance Array is a multi-scaled array utilizing fixed and mobile assets to observe cross-shelf and along-shelf variability in the coastal upwelling region off the Oregon... -
ce_326-20210324T1943-delayed
The Endurance Array is a multi-scaled array utilizing fixed and mobile assets to observe cross-shelf and along-shelf variability in the coastal upwelling region off the Oregon... -
unit_092-20110620T1657
Slocum glider dataset gathered as part of the CMOP observatory SATURN, funded by NOAA and NSF. Glider operations have historically been seasonal (April-September), driven in... -
cp_380-20171101T0150-delayed
The Pioneer Array is located on the continental shelf and slope south of Martha's Vineyard. The shelf-slope area is home to a highly productive ecosystem, and coincident with a... -
osu033-20110920T1738-delayed
Underwater glider observations from along and near the Newport, Oregon, Hydrographic Line (44-deg 39.1' N) collected as part of a series of long-term studies of coastal... -
osu033-20140617T1720-delayed
Underwater glider observations from along and near the Newport, Oregon, Hydrographic Line (44-deg 39.1' N) collected as part of a series of long-term studies of coastal... -
cp_387-20171028T2202-delayed
The Pioneer Array is located on the continental shelf and slope south of Martha's Vineyard. The shelf-slope area is home to a highly productive ecosystem, and coincident with a... -
nokomis-20160627T1917-delayed
Slocum glider data were collected in the western arm of Lake Superior to examine nearshore to offshore gradients. The glider collected vertical profiles of conductivity,...
