2024 IOOS Code Sprint
21–23 May 2024 – a hybrid event hosted by the Mid-Atlantic Regional Association Coastal Ocean Observing System (MARACOOS). The IOOS Code Sprint is a 3-day hackathon style event on 21-23 May 2024,
UG2 Blog
The Underwater Glider User Group (UG2) is a community-based coalition aimed at bolstering scientific collaboration and information/resource sharing for glider operators, data users, manufacturers, academia, and government agencies.
Technical Sessions Webinar
Presentations: Consortium of Great Lakes Gliders: hypoxia, turnover and primary production: Marguerite A. Xenopoulos, Canada Research Chair in Global Change of Freshwater Ecosystems, Trent University OceanGNS: platform for glider mission
What’s and what’s not in my Garage? (Part 1)
This webinar featured five members of the community who discussed their geographically varying labs and operations. Watch the recording now!
What’s in my Garage? (Part 1)
What’s in my Garage (cont’d) Panel: James Pegg, Marine Technician, Ocean Gliders Canada, Canadian-Pacific Robotic Ocean Observing Facility (C-PROOF) Stuart Pearce, Endurance Array Glider Lead, Ocean Observatories Initiative, Oregon State University Daniel R. Hayes, Managing
Passive Acoustics (Part 1)
Part 1 of the Passive Acoustics webinar Passive Acoustics Panel: Passive Acoustic Receiving on Gliders: Advantages and Challenges Dr. Lora Van Uffelen, Assistant Professor, Ocean Engineering, University of Rhode
Passive Acoustics (Part 2)
Part 2 of the Passive Acoustics webinar Passive Acoustics Panel: Archival and Near Real-Time Passive Acoustic Monitoring from Slocum Gliders Using the Digital Acoustic Monitoring (DMON) Instrument Mark Baumgartner, Woods Hole
Data Management 101 Webinar
A data management focused webinar with a presentation from Jennifer Bowers on data management 101 from the glider perspective and John Kerfoot on the OG1.0 format. Data Management Presenters: Jennifer
Women Working With Gliders Webinar
A fantastic panel of accomplished women working with underwater gliders in a variety of sectors provide their experiences as women in STEM, advice for overcoming obstacles, and recommendations. Panelists: Karen
IOP Seaglider group (Univ. Washington Applied Physics Lab) Webinar: “Vis 301: Advanced tools and control”
Wednesday June 26, 8-9am PDT (GMT-7): “Vis 301: Advanced tools and control”. A look at the more advanced vis features including configuration of users and plots, and regression and ballasting tools.
IOP Seaglider group (Univ. Washington Applied Physics Lab) Webinar: “Vis 201: How vis can help you pilot”
Wednesday June 5, 4-5pm PDT (GMT-7): “Vis 201: How vis can help you pilot”. How to interpret science and engineering plots while piloting. All webinars will use this zoom link: https://washington.zoom.us/j/9933497917