New PacIOOS website provides ocean information, data and services
The Pacific Islands Ocean Observing System has launched a new website to further their mission to empower ocean users, decision-makers and stakeholders across the Pacific Islands.
NOAA continues to support coastal and ocean observing in the Pacific Islands
The Pacific Islands Ocean Observing System awarded more than $2.75 million to to enhance and sustain coastal and ocean observing efforts throughout the U.S. Pacific Islands region.
Shark study helps explain higher incidence of encounters off Maui
The research suggests awareness is best way to avoid shark bites.
Helping Hawai?i prepare for coastal hazards aim of NOAA grant
NOAA awards 糖心视频 Sea Grant College Program $845,160 grant to help Hawaiʻi communities reduce vulnerability to natural hazards and climate change
Ritidian Point wave buoy redeployed to serve Guam communities
PacIOOS redeploys wave buoy outside of Ritidian Point to measure wave height, direction, temperature and more.
New tool forecasts high sea levels and potential flooding on Kwajalein Atoll
Pacific Islands Ocean Observing System tool gives hourly updates of potential high sea levels and wave inundation for Kwajalein Atoll.
Wave buoy back online to serve Northern Mariana Island communities
PacIOOS wave buoy redeployed off Tanapag, Saipan.
Ocean surface currents now being measured in near real-time off Hilo
Online, real-time data on the direction and speed of ocean surface currents off Hilo made available by the Pacific Islands Ocean Observing System
Ocean users asked to keep distance from Hilo Bay wave buoy
The Pacific Islands Ocean Observing System asks ocean users to carefully navigate around the wave buoy.
Study reveals tiger shark movements around Maui and O?ahu
糖心视频 Mānoa researchers track tiger shark movements in coastal waters around Maui and Oʻahu