On October 21st, 2017 scientists from Scripps Institution of Oceanography did an outreach event at the Birch Aquarium for the general public. Nathalie Zilberman, Sarah Purkey and Megan Scanderbeg brought a sample Deep Argo SOLO float, LEGO Argo float models, and posters on Argo to the Birch Aquarium for visitors to see and learn about Argo. The animation produced by the … Read More
Ocean Warming: why it is happening, how we know it is happening and how technology can help the scientific community to clarify the different aspects of ocean warming
In January 2019, Daniela Faggiani-dias taught a middle school class in San Diego, CA about ocean warming using an Argo float. Her talk entitled ‘Ocean Warming: why it is happening, how we know it is happening and how technology can help the scientific community to clarify the different aspects of ocean warming’, was part of outreach activities sponsored by Stay Cool … Read More
Argo is in 55+ OceanObs19 papers published in Frontiers in Marine Science, volume 6!
Argo is in 55+ OceanObs19 papers published in Frontiers in Marine Science, volume 6! Argo bibliography, Argo in press and Argo thesis list updated. Inform argo@ucsd.edu of changes.
Register until 31 Dec 2019 for the Arvor-Provor Float Technical Workshop
Register until 31 Dec 2019 for the Arvor-Provor Float Technical Workshop hosted by Ifremer 28 – 30 January, 2020 in Brest, France
ADMT-20, BGC-ADMT-8 and Argo Visualization Workshop Agendas posted
LOV is hosting the ADMT meetings the week of 13 – 18 October, 2019 in Villefranche, France
BGC-Argo synthetic profiles are now being produced
Argo is now creating synthetic BGC Argo profiles (named *_Sprof.nc). These will replace the M-prof files and will be compressed into NetCDF4. The documentation describing these new files can be found here.