Archives
NANOOS
Northwest Association of Networked Ocean Observing Systems
RSN Expansion
Potential expansion opportunities for the RSN
Fields of tubeworms at Hulk
Some of the most novel organisms on Earth exist at seafloor hot springs
Resistivity Probe
Measuring chlorinity in 380°C, boiling black smoker
Spring chinook salmon returns to Columbia River
Pacific Decadal Oscillation tied to Salmon Return
Keck Seismometers
Keck Short-Period Seismometer at 2200 m
Earthquakes at Endeavour
As part of the Keck experiment, over 12,000 earthquakes were documented at Endeavour in 1 year
Global Ocean
The global ocean strongly affects humans everywhere, even those who live in the middle of a continent - far from the seashore
2009 OOI Poster
2009 OOI Poster
Students at Sea
Students gain hands-on experience in science and sea-going operations
World population growth
By 2025 the world population is projected to be between 7.5-8.5 billion
R V Thompson
R/V Thompson 200 miles off of the Washington coast in 2005
Cascade Earthquakes
"There is an 84% chance of a magnitude 6.5 or greater deep earthquake striking within 50 years"
INSITE'08 Science Party
Students and the research team clusters around the AUV sentry
Why Study the Oceans
Regional Scale Nodes
Unprecedented levels of electrical power and telecommunications bandwidth
Future Expansion of the RSN
Significant expansion capabilities exist to serve future science needs and technological advances
Documents and Publications
MARS
The Monterey Accelerated Research System: Realizing a Long-Held Dream in Ocean Science
Ocean Observing in the NE Pacific
Global Phenomena
EMSO-ESONET
European Large-Scale Seafloor Observatories
LUMENS'09
OOI Mapping Cruise 2009
Earthquakes in the NE Pacific
Cascadia Subduction Zone and Large Earthquake Events
Volcanoes and Life: Axial Seamount
Over 60% of the global volcanism occurs within the oceans
Methane Hydrates: Hydrate Ridge
Methane Ice on the Seafloor: A Study Site
Ocean Acidification
Ongoing changes in the chemistry of the Earth's oceans
INSITE'08
Mapping the seafloor for the Ocean Observatories Initiative
VISIONS'05
Expedition to the Underwater Volcanoes of the NorthEast Pacific
- Ocean science goes deep
- NSF Press Release
- Seattle Times Editorial
- Daily Journal of Commerce
- Statement from Governor Gregoire
- KING5 News
- Seattle Times
- Statement from Senator Patty Murray
- New York Times
- OOI Funding Announced September 2, 2009
- Seattle PI: UW gets $126M for Northwest ocean observatory.
- Puget Sound Business Journal
- Transformative ocean infrastructure construction to begin
- Keeping Watch on the Planet from the Bottom Up

























