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FROM THE TOS PRESIDENT

Paula Bontempi

Community. Resiliency. Perseverance. It’s easy to lose sight of these things but there is nothing more powerful than those who embrace the spirit of family. We stand together—a diverse community who are linked by social and professional ties, share a range of perspectives, and support each other. As many of you are acutely aware, there are events happening throughout the world that move us to our core. While I cannot control the negativity, the rhetoric, and the claims that go unsubstantiated, I can reassure you that The Oceanography Society and its members will always work in concert to act in accordance with our core values. Hateful incidents will not stop overnight, but rest assured we will address them together… > READ MORE

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Model-Based Observing System Evaluation in a Western Boundary Current: Observation Impact from the Coherent Jet to the Eddy Field

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This article reviews the impact of observations on model estimates of the East Australian Current using three different methods, providing powerful insights for optimizing observation and prediction efforts…

Glider Surveillance for Near-Real-Time Detection and Spatial Management of North Atlantic Right Whales

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This article highlights five case studies where gliders are being used for area-based monitoring of the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale to address several different spatial management objectives…

Monitoring Impacts of the Gulf Stream and its Rings on the Physics, Chemistry, and Biology of the Middle Atlantic Bight Shelf and Slope from CMV Oleander

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This article illustrates how a partnership with a merchant marine container vessel gives scientists a unique window into upper ocean currents, water properties, and marine ecology…

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