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SUMMARY:UG2 Webinar - World Ocean Database
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the first UG2 webinar of 2025: World Ocean Database Seminar!  \nAlexey Mishonov (Associate Research Scientist University of Maryland – Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center (ESSIC) and NOAA – National Center for Environmental Information (NCEI))\, will be presenting a seminar on The World Ocean Database (WOD) and running through some practical examples with the audience. \nWOD is the world’s largest collection of uniformly formatted\, quality controlled\, publicly available ocean profile data. It is a powerful tool for oceanographic\, climatic\, and environmental research\, and the end result of more than 20 years of coordinated efforts to incorporate data from institutions\, agencies\, individual researchers\, and data recovery initiatives into a single database. WOD data spans from Captain Cook’s 1772 voyage to the contemporary Argo/Gliders period\, making it a valuable resource for long term and historical ocean climate analysis. In this communication\, the most recent release of WOD23 will be introduced and increase the glider data holding demonstrated with comparison to our previous presentation at the UG2 workshop in 2022. Some aspects of the data extraction techniques will be demonstrated. \nJoin us!
URL:https://underwatergliders.org/event/ug2-webinar-world-ocean-database/
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SUMMARY:EGO/UG2 Webinar: Student run glider lab
DESCRIPTION:EGO are hosting an upcoming webinar on March 13 ( 5-6 PM UTC/1 – 2 PM ET). Please see details below:Join: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85153697918?pwd=8yElabNtcuaPj98kVwLZuFk0Fy4ToP.1\nTitle: The University of Washington Student Seaglider Center: The design and impact of a student-run lab \nSummary: Established in 2022\, the University of Washington’s Student Seaglider Center (SSC) is a student-run lab where students manage and use a fleet of Seagliders to conduct student-directed oceanographic research. Students service\, test\, and ballast Seagliders\, plan dive missions\, pilot Seagliders\, and analyze data to address student-defined scientific objectives. Through this program\, students have worked with professional mentors to conduct research both locally and globally: studying circulation patterns in Puget Sound\, Washington State\, USA and effects of tropical instability waves in the Equatorial Pacific. By participating in the SSC\, students gain real-world experience conducting oceanographic research\, develop essential skills and experience for future careers\, and make meaningful contributions to the field of oceanography. We will share the outcomes of the design and implementation of this program to support both research and education. \nPresenters:\nSasha Seroy\, PhD – Assistant Teaching Professor & Ocean Technology Program Director\nSchool of Oceanography\, University of Washington \nLydia Kelley- Undergraduate Student School of Oceanography\, University of Washington \nVictoria DeJong – Undergraduate Student School of Oceanography\, University of Washington
URL:https://underwatergliders.org/event/ego-ug2-webinar-student-run-glider-lab/
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SUMMARY:Early Career Science Spotlight Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Please save the date for the next UG2 Webinar: Early Career Science Spotlight! Join us for an early career science spotlight to highlight amazing glider-related research from early career glider users around the country. Logistical details can be found below.\nUG2 Webinar:\nEarly Career Science Spotlight \nDate: May 29\, 2025\nTime: 2:00-3:30pm ET\nWebinar Link (ZOOM)
URL:https://underwatergliders.org/event/early-career-science-spotlight-webinar/
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SUMMARY:US Hurricane Season Report - Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an exciting report out of the 2025 US hurricane season! \n  \nWe have three great speakers lined up: \nEmily Landeen – NOAA Affiliate \nScott Glenn – Rutgers University \nMatthieu Le Henaff – NOAA Affiliate \n  \nJOIN VIA ZOOM
URL:https://underwatergliders.org/event/us-hurricane-season-report-webinar/
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SUMMARY:"Glider Rodeo Hackathon" UG2 Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Join us to learn more about our recent Glider Rodeo Hackathon\, where participants teamed up to develop projects using (or inspired by) data from the NOAA Fisheries PAM Glider Rodeo! \nLearn more about: \n·        NOAA Fisheries Glider Rodeo – Shannon Rankin\, Selene Fregosi\, Kourtney Burger \n·        Glider Selection Dashboard – Ehsan Abdi\, Anne Simonis\, Kasey Castello\, Héloïse Frouin-Mouy \n·        PAM-Glider Noise Profiler – Aaron Deans\, Julia Engdahl\, Liz Ferguson\, Kaitlin Palmer \n·        PAM Transformer Visualizer – Aaron Mau\, Brijonnay Madrigal\, Ivia Closset \n\n\n\n\n\nJOIN US ON ZOOM
URL:https://underwatergliders.org/event/glider-rodeo-hackathon-ug2-webinar/
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DESCRIPTION:UG2 Webinar: Early Career Spotlight\nJoin us for presentations from four early career glider users. \n\nYuleny Gomez Rodriguez | Optical and Acoustic Signatures of Diel Vertical Migration from an Autonomous Underwater Glider.\nKatie Kohlman | Using AUVs\, USVs\, and Satellites to understand small scales in the open ocean.\nRicardo B. Bourdon | Flow-Topography Interaction around Jan Mayen: Submesoscale Vorticity and Frontogenesis\nDev Rao | Tales of a First Glider Deployment : Lessons Learned through Cha”Yos”\n\nZoom Link Pending
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