Five SEACOOS investigators participated in Plone Boot Camp, an intensive week-long portal tool kit building sprint. SEACOOS was a sponsor.

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The SEACOOS Data Management Coordinating Committee published a proposed NetCDF Standard of the SEACOOS Common Data Language Version 2.0 today.

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Thanks to Margaret Olsen's inititive and support from the NSF Digital Library for Earth Sciences Education, the SEACOOS.ORG Virtual Waves Classroom has been designated one of the five "Earth Science Sites of the Week" for December 2004.

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SEACOOS members at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have constructed a new meteorological laboratory for deployment off the coast.

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The American Society of Liminology and Oceanography and the The Oceanographical Society held an innaugural meeting between the two societies in an effort to encourage information exchange concerning ocean research. Several SEACOOS primary investigators were in attendance.

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Charged with building an information management system from the ground up, the information management team has worked tirelessly, managing a variety of software and processes to coordinate the disparate observing systems.

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Scientists with the University of Miami, in cooperation with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, spend 52 weeks a year on board the Explorer of the Seas conducting experiments and collecting data.

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A new buoy, launched by the National Data Buoy Center on November 11, 2003, provides important data to the National Weather Service.

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All kinds of sea life have been captured off the coast of Georgia. Images were recorded hourly during daylight periods, and the camera, which records 10 second clips, has captured residents like Atlantic Spadefish and Black Sea Bass, as well as occasional visitors like sharks and stingrays.

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NC-COOS (North Carolina Coastal Ocean Observing System), UNC Chapel Hill's sub-regional component of SEACOOS, has completed installation of their first HF Radar system in Duck, NC. This long range SeaSonde unit was purchased from Codar Ocean Sensors earlier this year, along with another unit that will be installed and collecting data by July 1st in Buxton, NC.

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The first replacement buoy for the North Carolina C-MAN stations on the condemned USCG towers was deployed this morning (3/28/2003) by CGC ELM and an NDBC field service team.

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The National Data Buoy Center (NDBC) announced plans to replace the observing systems at both Frying Pan Shoals, NC and Diamond Shoals, NC platforms with moored buoys later this year.

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