Cancel

OK

 

OK

Sign up for our

Newsletter

Welcome to NANOOS, the Northwest Association of Networked Ocean Observing Systems.

Modernizing CMOP's Plume Buoy

Ahead of its 2025 deployment, CRITFC’s CMOP Field Team completed a major refurbishment and modernization of the Columbia River Plume buoy (SATURN-02)—CMOP’s largest and most complex buoy, thanks in part to IIJA funds received from IOOS. This effort marked the first time the program’s new field staff fully rebuilt, upgraded, and deployed the buoy. Key improvements included integrating and coding a new microcontroller to manage buoy operations and real-time communications, as well as upgrading to improve safety and recovery operations. The buoy successfully collected and telemetered biogeochemical data during the 2025 coastal upwelling season. This effort strengthened the resilience of a critical observing asset and demonstrated CMOP’s growing in-house capacity to build, deploy, and operate advanced ocean observing systems.

Modernizing CMOP's Plume Buoy

Go

One Ocean Week and Expedition

Go

Big Waves off the Washington Coast

Go

2024 Puget Sound Marine Waters Overview

Go

NANOOS Presentation for NOAA West Watch

Go

Backyard Buoys in the PNW

Go

Fox 12 Interview on NVS Tsunami Evac

Go

Tsunami Arrived in PNW

Go

"Share My View" NVS Customization Capability

Go

NVS Fishers Webinar

Go

Thank You Coast Guards!

Tsunami Evac Use in Coos Bay, Oregon

Go

LiveOcean Webinar

Go

Tribal Students Dig into Guts of a Glider!

Go

NANOOS Lightfish Completes First Offshore HABs Mission

Go

Imperiled by OA: How US Pacific Shellfish Farms Are Coping

Go

Tracking Warm Sea Temperatures - Is it a Marine Heatwave?

Go

Areas of Emphasis

Quick Links

Regional Coastal Observing Systems

Alaska

Caribbean

Central and Northern California

Great Lakes

Gulf of America

Pacific Islands

Mid-Atlantic

Northeast Atlantic

Pacific Northwest

Southern California

Southeast Atlantic