PacIOOS sensors help improve predictions of Ala Wai Canal bacteria levels | PacIOOS pacioos.hawaii.edu/latest-news/al…

The Tanapag wave buoy was recently redeployed off Saipan! To see wave height, period and direction data -- updated every 30 minutes-- visit pacioos.hawaii.edu/waves/buoy-tan…. The buoy also provides sea surface temperature available here: pacioos.hawaii.edu/water/buoy-tan…

Join us starting TOMORROW to help document the #KingTides that affect our shorelines! Your photographs help coastal communities and decision makers better understand and prepare for sea-level rise. Check out our photo submission platform: pacioos.org/kt

The PacIOOS Lānaʻi wave buoy is back online! pacioos.hawaii.edu/waves/buoy-lan… Located 2.5 miles southwest of Kaumalapau Harbor and 2.5 miles northeast of Palaua Point, the buoy provides updated data every half hour. #waves #wavebuoy #lanai #Hawaii

We are excited to announce a new online tool designed to help West Maui community members, property owners, and state and county officials prepare for and respond to potential coastal flooding events! Check it out at pacioos.hawaii.edu/shoreline/slr-… Photo courtesy, Carol Tu‘ua

New opportunity in the Republic of the Marshall Islands with UH Sea Grant and PacIOOS! For the full job description and application instructions, visit rcuh.com, click “Job Postings” and search for job #222595

Exciting news: Backyard Buoys was awarded $4.98M by the U.S. National Science Foundation Convergence Accelerator program to empower Indigenous and other coastal communities to collect, steward, and use wave data that complements their existing knowledge to support their blue economy. backyardbuoys.org

PacIOOS is seeking applicants for a Web Data/Product Developer to work closely with the our data management group to design and develop visualizations and web-based interactive products of weather, ocean, climate, and coastal information. Apply now at rcuh.com!

As Co-Chair of the House Ocean Caucus, I joined IOOS Association & CARICOOS for the #IOOS2022 Fall Meeting in Puerto Rico. The IOOS network is the nation’s premier coastal observing program, and I’ve been proud to support their work in Congress.

PacIOOS is HIRING! The Web Data/Product Developer will design and develop visualizations and web-based interactive products of weather, ocean, climate, and coastal information to support decision-making across the Pacific Islands. Visit RCUH.com for more info.

Coastal hazards aren’t one and done. So PacIOOS has a tool to show wave-induced flooding WITH #SeaLevelRise for Maui. Check it out: pacioos.hawaii.edu/shoreline/slr-… #GISDay

Ever wondered who is behind deploying and maintaining PacIOOS wave buoys in Hawai'i? Meet Olivia Hughes, one of our oceanographic technicians. Today Olivia talked about all things buoys, moorings, and wave measurements to 60 marine science students from Radford High School.

As part of the PacIOOS Water Quality Sensor Partnership Program, the Micronesia Conservation Trust deployed a nearshore sensor in Awak, U, Pohnpei to collect data on water temperature, salinity, turbidity, chlorophyll-a, and depth. Data will be made available on our website soon!

The Pacific Islands Region Acoustic Telemetry Network is hiring a part-time Graduate Assistant that will assist with management of an acoustic telemetry database. To view the full job description, visit the UH Mānoa website (workatuh.hawaii.edu) and enter position #: 0000GA11

NOAA National Weather Service (NWS) is looking for a Social Scientist to join their team based in Honolulu, Hawai'i. NWS provides timely watches, warnings, advisories, and forecasts for hazardous weather conditions. For more info, visit: usajobs.gov/job/694763200

Scientists from NOAA Fisheries PIFSC are using wave-powered 🌊 , autonomous surface vehicles called Wave Gliders to study ocean health and impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems and fisheries in Hawaiʻi: bit.ly/4a4s9y0 NOAA Marine/Aviation Liquid Robotics #ClimateScience