U.S. IOOS Summit Report Now Available
This publication – U.S. IOOS Summit Report – shows that now, more than ever, the United States requires a sustained and integrated ocean observing system, based on consensus of regional, national, and global ocean experts with the launch of this new report on how a strengthened U.S. Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS®) can better protect life and property, sustain a growing economic vitality, safeguard ecosystems, and advance quality of life for all people. Download the report here or visit www.iooc.us/summit for more information.
US IOOS Summit Meeting Materials Now Available
The US IOOS Summit meeting materials are now available here. These materials include the final agenda, as well as, logistics for attendees. The US IOOS Summit brings together ocean observers, researchers, policy experts, and other …
Preliminary U.S. IOOS Summit Agenda – Now Available
A preliminary version of the Summit agenda is now available online. Plenary speakers, breakout session moderators, and panelists will draw from their expertise and the Community White Papers through working sessions to develop a 10-year …
MTS/IEEE Oceans ’12 – Important Ocean Observing Updates!
The Interagency Ocean Observation Committee is excited to promote two important events taking place at the Oceans ’12 conference in Hampton Roads, Virgina on October 14-19.
The first, U.S. IOOS IGNITE the Crowd, will have nine …
List of Community White Papers Now Available
Thanks to everyone who submitted IOOS Summit white papers or placeholders by the June 30 deadline. For those still interested in submitting a white paper, you may do so by email at iooc@oceanleadership.org until close-of-business …
NEW GUIDANCE ON REVISIONS OF WHITE PAPER SUBMISSIONS
The IOOS Summit Co-Chairs have amended the guidance for white papers enabling authors to revise their submissions between June 30 and July 20. However, authors must submit at least an outline by June 30, since …
IOOS Summit Webinar Recording Now Available Online
The webinar held last Friday is now online at: http://meet57433011.adobeconnect.com/p46ovgov5si/. The webinar provided an opportunity for interested parties to discuss white paper submissions for the upcoming IOOS Summit. We had 52 participants who asked a …
IOOS Summit Webinar – THIS FRIDAY!
Please join us on June 8, 2012 at 1:00PM ET for an opportunity to discuss white paper submissions for the upcoming IOOS® Summit. This will allow community members to interact with the planning body of …
Final IOOS Certification Criteria Posted
Final Certification Criteria for Non-Federal Regional Information Coordination Entities (RICE) as Approved by the Interagency Ocean Observing Committee (IOOC) is now available. Please visit the Certification page to get more information. Or access the Final Report …
ANNOUNCEMENT: IOOS Summit 2012
The Interagency Ocean Observation Committee is excited to announce the upcoming IOOS Summit being held at the Hyatt Dulles November 13-16, 2012. The Ocean.US Workshop Proceedings in 2002 set the stage for nation’s first Integrated …
Ocean Sciences Meeting 2012: IOOC Town Hall
Please join us on Wednesday, February 22 from 12:30-2:00 at the 2012 Ocean Sciences Meeting!
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