Soon almost anyone’s boat will be able to map the lakes
By Xiaofan Zhang, GLOS Cyberinfrastructure Data Analyst Intern in 2021 Originally published on the...
The first buoy to transmit directly to Seagull is now live
Platform operators will soon have a simpler, stabler, more secure way to share data...
Real-time currents: our first high-frequency radar is going live
After years of planning, COVID delays, and assorted setbacks, a high-frequency radar (HFR) pair...
2019 IOOS Code Sprint
In October of 2019, over 45 participants representing IOOS regional associations, partners, vendors, and...
The newest NOAA national marine sanctuary will soon have three buoys
It’s been a long road, but the NOAA Wisconsin Shipwreck Coast National Marine...
Mini-grant Awardees Announced
Early in 2021, we launched a mini-grant opportunity to help put more lake information...
GLOS welcomes two data minds to the team
This month, GLOS staff is excited to welcome Joe Smith and Xiaofan Zhang. Joe...
Tech bootcamp students learn as they build using real-time data from GLOS
Students at Grand Circus, a tech training bootcamp based in Michigan, learned to handle real-time...
Frontiers in Marine Science publishes paper by GLOS and partners on making Lake Erie smart
In early December, GLOS staff and partners from LimnoTech and Cleveland Water Alliance published a paper...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Great Lakes Observing System launches the Smart Great Lakes Initiative
Oct. 21, 2019 Ann Arbor, Mich. – Tomorrow, the Great Lakes Observing System (GLOS),...