Latest DataBytes is here

The latest issue of the OneArgo DataBytes newsletter is available here. The topics include: Deep Argo is dominant source of deep ocean profiles Confidence in Deep Argo data quality calls for changes to Deep Argo QC flags Deep Argo Implementation goes global All newsletters are listed here.

Framework document is available

The ‘Framework for adding new sensors and mission parameters in Argo’ document is available here and will be incorporated into the Argo website shortly. https://doi.org/10.13155/108751

Argo in the Arctic

Oceangraphic Magazine features an Argo float deployment in the Arctic:  https://oceanographicmagazine.com/features/ocean-robots-in-the-arctic-studies-in-northeast-greenland/

Best practices for shipping and deploying profiling floats with SBE 41/41CP CTD

SeaBird’s UDPATED recommend best practices for shipping and deploying CTDs as of September 2025. In another 30 states, there are several hundred casinos or places for all sorts of gambling in the territories of Native Americans, that is, in Indian lands. Games there are regulated by The National Indian Gaming Commission and agreed with the Federal Commission.Today the largest gaming … Read More

Float deployed in Gulf of Guinea

Alex Kinsella (WHOI) and James Brice (MIT/WHOI) deploy Argo float 3902687 from the GNS Aflao, assisted by Isabella Franco (SIO) and Sara Goheen (SIO). Deployment of two Argo floats in the Gulf of Guinea was made possible by the Ocean Margins Initiative research cruises organized by Professor Edem Mahu at University of Ghana in collaboration with the Ghana Navy, which … Read More

First Portuguese float deployed

The first Portuguese float was deployed by the Portuguese Institute for the Sea and Atmosphere (IPMA). Click here to learn more!