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#FieldworkFriday Researchers & engineers at #AOML and @CIMASRosenstiel just returned from a two-day Western Boundary Time Series (#WBTS) hydrographic survey at 27N in the Florida Straits to monitor the Florida Current. https://t.co/jncZvu1RxT
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#FieldworkFriday The 2024 glider season is officially underway! #AOML & @CIMASRosenstiel engineers traveled to the Dominican Republic & Puerto Rico to deploy 4 gliders into the Atlantic Ocean & Caribbean Sea to collect temperature and salinity data for hurricane research. https://t.co/U0BFDqvyOf
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The Quad-State Tornado Outbreak in 2021 made history as one of the most destructive US winter tornado events. Learn more about the environmental conditions that fostered the tornado outbreak in a new publication by #AOML and @CIMASRosenstiel scientists. https://t.co/KXqFRfMWF1 https://t.co/Xz1PzUezZV
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RT @NOAA_AOML: In honor of #WorldOceansDay tomorrow, June 8th, a new #PlanetNOAA Podcast episode titled “Dive into #OceanMonth” is now available! @NOAA
This episode explores the beauty and mystery of the ocean and features #AOML’s Acting Director, Dr. Molly Baringer! https://t.co/4OpgYLV9my
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This episode explores the beauty and mystery of the ocean and features #AOML’s Acting Director, Dr. Molly Baringer! https://t.co/4OpgYLV9my
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In honor of #WorldOceansDay tomorrow, June 8th, a new #PlanetNOAA Podcast episode titled “Dive into #OceanMonth” is now available! @NOAA
This episode explores the beauty and mystery of the ocean and features #AOML’s Acting Director, Dr. Molly Baringer! https://t.co/4OpgYLV9my
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This episode explores the beauty and mystery of the ocean and features #AOML’s Acting Director, Dr. Molly Baringer! https://t.co/4OpgYLV9my
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Congratulations to Lev Looney, a @MiamiRosenstiel graduate student working at NOAA’s Atlantic Oceanographic Meteorological Laboratory (#AOML), for surpassing his 1,000th student through the @skypeascientist program!
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A new study led by Ivenis Pita, a @MiamiRosenstiel PhD student working at #AOML/ @CIMASRosenstiel, is the first to estimate the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) and heat transport at 22.5°S in the South Atlantic. Learn more: bit.ly/42gP7yF
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#FieldworkFriday Researchers at #AOML & @CIMASRosenstiel completed a 2 day hydrographic survey between the US & Bahamas in support of the Western Boundary Time Series Project. The team carried out 9 CTD/LADCP casts along 27°N & serviced and collected data from a project mooring.
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#AOML is proud to be participating in #AGU2023! Below you’ll find a schedule of the scientists at AOML presenting and the titles of their talks. If you are attending, be sure to stop by @NOAA Booth #821
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Today, NOAA announced $4.2 million in funding awarded to a collaborative project entitled the Florida Regional Ecosystems Stressors Collaborative Assessment (FRESCA), co-led by #AOML and the @univmiami involving seven different institutions.
Click here: aoml.noaa.gov/new-program-to…
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Click here: aoml.noaa.gov/new-program-to…
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After 25+ years of federal service as a physical oceanographer, we celebrate the career of Dr. Gustavo Goni as he retires from NOAA’s #AOML! Read about Gustavo's career here: bit.ly/49gEBKP
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Reminder! ⏰ The Physical Scientist position to manage #AOML’s Argo Data Assembly Center (DAC) is still accepting applications until Oct 30! The incumbent will lead a team in the coordination and implementation of AOML’s Argo DAC and much more. Apply: usajobs.gov/job/754755100
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Job Alert!⏰A new federal Physical Scientist position to manage #AOML’s Argo Data Assembly Center (DAC) is now accepting applications until Oct 30! The incumbent will lead a team in the coordination & implementation of AOML’s Argo DAC and much more. Apply: bit.ly/AOMLCareers
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The Global Drifter Program at #AOML is proud to announce a new publicly available ERDDAP (Environmental Research Division Data Access Program) server that hosts both hourly & 6-hour quality-controlled interpolated drifter datasets! Learn more: bit.ly/46kRNfA
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#AOML Coral Program scientists are unlocking new information on the physical structure of corals by analyzing coral cores using a medical CT machine that shows the density of their growth bands, determine their historical growth and even CORAL-late them with past climate events!
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#ManuscriptMonday ⏰
A new study led by #AOML investigates how the Mississippi River plume played a key role in the intensification of Hurricane Sally (2020), which had devastating impacts to the coast of Alabama. Read more here: bit.ly/3EB60sS
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A new study led by #AOML investigates how the Mississippi River plume played a key role in the intensification of Hurricane Sally (2020), which had devastating impacts to the coast of Alabama. Read more here: bit.ly/3EB60sS
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#ManuscriptMonday ⏰
A 2022 study led by #AOML investigates how crab larvae and juveniles can be used as a restoration management strategy due to their tolerance to ocean acidification and ocean warming. Read more here: bit.ly/45PhuER
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A 2022 study led by #AOML investigates how crab larvae and juveniles can be used as a restoration management strategy due to their tolerance to ocean acidification and ocean warming. Read more here: bit.ly/45PhuER
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Happy #FieldWorkFriday! You may have heard about #AOML’s Hurricane Glider project and what the gliders do after they are deployed during #hurricane season, but what goes on behind the scenes to get the gliders ready for their missions?
Check out this video to find out!
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Photomosaic models allow #AOML Scientists to monitor changes in reef ecosystems in response to environmental stressors over time, diving into the minutia of these complex ecosystems.
Click here for a fly-through mosaic of Cheeca Rocks, a key monitoring site in the Florida Keys!
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Click here for a fly-through mosaic of Cheeca Rocks, a key monitoring site in the Florida Keys!
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#ManuscriptMonday ⏰
A new study led by #AOML investigates how AI can help create ecological forecasts for coral bleaching and algae blooms, in order to effectively monitor and manage these events.
Read more: bit.ly/3PvOEns
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A new study led by #AOML investigates how AI can help create ecological forecasts for coral bleaching and algae blooms, in order to effectively monitor and manage these events.
Read more: bit.ly/3PvOEns
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