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Hybrid Profiler Mooring Successfully Re-Deploys at Irminger Sea

The Coastal and Global Scale Nodes (CGSN) team (Jim Ryder, Kris Newhall, James Kuo, Dan Bogorff, and Nikki Arm) have successfully re-deployed the Hybrid Profiler Mooring (HYPM) in the Irminger Sea. Following its recent servicing, the HYPM and its Wire-Following Profiler will resume sampling nearly 2,400 meters of the water column, providing critical oceanographic data…

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Hybrid Profiler Mooring Serviced at Sea

Following the recovery of the Hybrid Profiler Mooring (HYPM), the CGSN team conducted a full inspection of the system. All components were checked, with any old or damaged parts refurbished or replaced, before the entire mooring was rebuilt. This marks the first time the HYPM and its profiling vehicle have been serviced entirely at sea.…

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Global Surface Mooring Successfully Deployed in the North Atlantic

The OOI Coastal and Global Scale Nodes (CGSN) team has successfully deployed the Global Surface Mooring (GSM) as part of the ongoing Irminger Sea Array operations. The GSM is equipped with a suite of meteorological, oceanographic, and biological sensors, designed to collect continuous data from the atmosphere, ocean surface, and throughout the water column. This…

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Gliders Deployed and Ready for Action

The Coastal and Global Scale Nodes (CGSN) team has officially arrived at the Irminger Array, marking a major milestone in this year’s field season. First up on the operational checklist? Glider deployment. Two autonomous underwater gliders were successfully launched and are now running in a holding pattern near the array. These sleek, torpedo-shaped robots are…

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OOI Team Recovers UK BGC-Argo Float During Transit

During transit to the Irminger Array, the crew of the R/V Revelle and the OOI Coastal and Global Scale Nodes (CGSN) team successfully recovered a BGC-Argo float on behalf of the UK National Oceanography Centre (UK NOC). The float, deployed in 2024, had been collecting biogeochemical profiles focused on the biological carbon pump, along with…

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Off to a Strong Start: Irminger 12 Begins with Calm Seas and Key Wins

The R/V Roger Revelle departed Reykjavík on July 18 after several days of mobilization and gear loading, including reassembly and testing of the Surface and HYPM moorings. With the surface buoy secured and burn-in restarted, final checks were completed and the team got underway. Transit to the array site (July 18-20) was smooth, with calm…

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Successful Completion of Papa Array Operations

On the final day of operations at the Papa Array, NOAA-PMEL and UW-APL teams conducted final inspections of the surface and Waverider moorings to verify performance before departing the site. All moorings at the Papa Array, including OOI-CGSN subsurface moorings, are fully operational and transmitting data. Congrats to the team on a successful expedition!

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SR2511 Cruise Complete – Wrapping Up Spring 2025 Endurance Turn

The Spring 2025 Coastal Endurance Array Turn Cruise (SR2511) has officially concluded. On the evening of May 29, the R/V Sally Ride docked at OSU Ship Operations in Newport around 21:30 PDT, marking the end of a successful three-leg expedition. Final recovery operations included: Oregon Shelf Coastal Surface Piercing Profiler (CE02SHSP-00039) WireWalker profiler Oregon Shelf…

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