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| April 9th, 2014 | 4:09pm EST |
Air Temperature: 65.26 deg F
Wind Speed: 16.11 mph
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SECOORA Annual Meeting Next Month
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IOOS Office and SECOORA Provide an Internship Opportunity
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IOOS is partnering with SECOORA and co-mentors Jay Law, USF, and Dr. Felix Jose, FGCU, to host Pedro Matos-Llavona (University of Puerto-Rico) in an internship through NOAA's Educational Partnership Program (EPP). Mayaguez and Pedro will be working on a project titled, "West Florida Shelf Ocean Observing Program: Engaging Students in Instrument Deployment, Data Collection and Analysis." The IOOS Office is excited to participate in the EPP program and looks forward to pursuing more of these internship opportunities in the future.
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Ocean Glider Released and Recovered Off Southeast Coast
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SECOORA Member Deploys Buoys Off NC Coast
In April, Harvey Seim, SECOORA Member Representative for University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and his lab will deploy two buoys off the coast of North Carolina.
The buoys will capture an amalgam of real-time data, from wind direction and speed to salinity 50 feet below the ocean's surface. The information will be analyzed to help identify viable locations for offshore wind energy farms.
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Ecological Forecasting Roadmap
NOAA held its 2nd Annual Ecological Forecasting Roadmap meeting, which reflected on the successes to date and identified strategies to address challenges for moving forward. Over 100 people from across NOAA and external agencies attended the meeting. Zdenka Willis attended for IOOS, Debra Hernandez for SECOORA, and Josie Quintrell for the IOOS Association. Overall, IOOS was well represented, being mentioned in most topics discussed. Both the regional efforts and the US IOOS Coastal and Ocean Modeling Testbed were called out specifically.
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NOAA/CO-OPS Launches New Jacksonville PORTS� Website
NOAA's Center for Operational Oceanographic Products and Services (CO-OPS) launched the new Jacksonville PORTS website. The Jacksonville PORTS includes the full suite of operational sensors: water level, meteorological, visibility, salinity, air gap, and tidal currents. This unique PORTS partnership features administration by the Jacksonville Marine Transportation Exchange and station installation, operation and maintenance services by the Woods Hole Group.
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