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Search .st0{enable-background:new ;}.st1{fill:#333333;} HomeWhy observe the ocean?What we doWho we areOur workNewsEvents____________Contact usSubscribe Leading, coordinating and supporting vital ocean observingIntegrating the system, empowering the community, forming the partnerships.What we do Modelling, mitigating and adapting to climate changeEssential and sustained observations, including in deep ocean and remote regions.Read moreUnderpinning accurate weather forecasts and warningsEmpowering coastal communities, societies and the blue economy, enabling forward planning.Read more Monitoring marine ecosystem health and preserving lifeObserving biodiversity, habitat and human impact for conservation and sustainable use.Read more  We enable each part of the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) to contribute to its highest capacity, helping to build an integrated and responsive system.Why we observe the ocean?Observing the ocean delivers the essential information needed for our sustainable development, safety, wellbeing, and prosperity.Read more What we doWe coordinate observing the ocean, covering climate and ocean health and providing more accurate weather forecasts and early warnings.Read more Who we areWe are an Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) led programme. The IOC is part of UNESCO.Read more Latest newsArticleExperts warn limits on ocean observations in national waters likely to jeopardize climate change mitigation effortsArticleIntroducing the Odyssey Project: a call for new collaborations in support of the GOOSSee all news Events Please check our calendar of GOOS or GOOS-related events.See all eventsOur workWe lead the ocean observing community and create the partnerships needed to grow an integrated, responsive and sustained observing system. This means encouraging collaboration, supporting teams of experts and developing capacity.Observations and dataA trusted and highly valuable collaborative system of sustained observations from our network of independently-managed and funded observing elements.Read more Knowledge and resourcesA comprehensive collection of resources and documents that include best practices, reports and presentations, contributed by ocean observing experts.Read more ProjectsAdvancing innovation and expanding the observing system, services and product delivery by expanding into new areas and capabilities.Read more How you can join us in our vital workThe global ocean observing system needs to evolve to better meet the needs of end users. Join us and play your part in shaping and achieving our vision of a more powerful and effective global ocean observing system now.Join now Sponsored by .s111t0{fill:#0071BB;}.s111t1{fill:#FFFFFF;}.s111t2{fill:none;stroke:#0071BB;stroke-width:0.2728;stroke-miterlimit:10;}.s111t3{fill:none;stroke:#0071BB;stroke-width:0.2728;stroke-linecap:round;stroke-miterlimit:10;}.s111t4{fill:none;}.s222t0{fill:#005BAA;}.s222t1{fill:#FFFFFF;}.s222t2{fill:none;stroke:#005BAA;stroke-width:0.2624;stroke-linecap:round;stroke-linejoin:round;stroke-miterlimit:10;}.s222t3{fill:none;stroke:#005BAA;stroke-width:0.3499;stroke-linecap:round;stroke-linejoin:round;}.s222t4{fill:#FAA61A;}.s222t5{fill:none;}.s333t0{clip-path:url(#SVGID_00000090272612626351123100000015212795230974940063_);fill:#009EE3;}.s333t1{fill:#009EE3;}.s333t2{clip-path:url(#SVGID_00000013912998828185333480000008344011320036777365_);fill:#009EE3;}.s333t3{clip-path:url(#SVGID_00000018932861887579858060000015656945665865442949_);fill:#009EE3;}.s333t4{fill:none;}.s444t0{fill:none;} SubscribeJoin our newsletter to stay up to date on features and releases© 2021 Global Ocean Observing System. All right reserved.Privacy Policy