A brief description of the products available on GoMOOS.org with link to the product page.
Latest Conditions | Forecasts | Historical DataView the latest conditions from GoMOOS, NOAA and partner buoys in the Gulf of Maine.
Convenient maps to view the latest conditions from all reporting buoys at a glance. Compare two data types side-by-side.
Animated maps of real-time CODAR (Coastal Ocean Dynamics Application Radar) sea-surface currents in the Gulf of Maine.
AVHRR satellite sea surface temperature images. Quick access to latest buoy data as well.
Links to available satellite information in the Gulf of Maine. Includes NOAA's AVHRR, NASA's MODIS, SeaWiFS and SeaWinds maps.
Quick access to the latest chlorophyll (mg chl/m3) and sunlight (PAR) readings from the GoMOOS buoys with this capacity. These measurements are utilized to estimate phytoplankton biomass, blooms, and primary productivity.
GoMOOS buoy observations are available 24 hours a day over a touch-tone or cell phone. Latest updates on weather and ocean conditions from GoMOOS buoys, NOAA buoys and NOAA C-MAN stations throughout the Gulf of Maine. Partnership with NOAA and NBDC.
Receive latest readings messages from GoMOOS and NOAA buoys using an text message (SMS) enabled cell phone.
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a format for distributing news and information on the web that is updated automatically and can be viewed through an RSS reader. Feeds include real-time observations from GoMOOS, NDBC and C-MAN sites situated in the Gulf of Maine.
Forecast surface wind and wave conditions in the Gulf of Maine 48 hours in the future. Also includes East Coast and North Atlantic wave forecasts.
University of Maine's GoMOOS modeling product. Includes images of temperature, salinity, and currents at various depths, sea-surface height relative to mean sea level, and graphical representations of the NOAA meteorological prediction for the Gulf of Maine region.
Forecast of North Atlantic right whale births using data from GoMOOS Buoy N and computer models in the Gulf of Maine.
Prototype of integrated data forecasts for water level and wave height to predict flooding and splash-over events.
Easy-to-use tool for accessing historical data from GoMOOS and NOAA buoys and stations. Data can be queried by type, time period, and location. Output your data to CSV, html tables or graphs.
View data from a pre-selected time period right up to the latest reading. Data is available for wind, waves, air temperature, visibility, water temperature and more.
An interactive map for displaying data on contaminants in blue mussels from 1993 - 2001. A partnership with the Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment.
An interactive map for displaying vegetation monitoring data from salt marsh and seagrass habitats. A partnership with the Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment.
View shrimp catch and survey information from multiple data sources on to one map. Users can also overlay other important information such as bathymetry and sea surface temperature satellite images on to the map.
A mapping tool to view historical temperature and salinity readings from lobster traps and nearby buoys in the Gulf of Maine. A collaboration between GoMOOS and eMOLT program.
Historical sea surface winds satellite images are available for the time period from August 2001 through December 2006.
