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Deep-C Consortium

Deep-C (Deep Sea to Coast Connectivity in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico) Consortium (deep-c.coaps.fsu.edu)

Featured Projects

Current Projects

  • A Data Serving Platform for HYCOM Ocean Prediction System Outputs in Support of ESPC

  • A Service to Match Satellite and In-Situ Marine Observations to Support Platform Intercomparisons

  • Accelerated Prediction of the Polar Ice and Global Ocean (APPIGO)

  • An Integration and Evaluation Framework for ESPC Coupled Models

  • Arctic Shelf and Large Rivers Seamless Nesting in Global HYCOM

  • Climate Variability in Ocean Surface Turbulent Fluxes

  • Consortium for Simulation of Oil-Microbial Interactions in the Ocean

  • Development of a Prototype of an Automated Management System for the KPOPS Quasi-Real Time Climate Prediction Modeling System

  • Evaluation and Diagnosis of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation

  • Florida Public Hurricane Loss Model

  • FSU Services for the Office of Marine and Aviation Operations

  • Further Refinements to Stepped-Frequency Microwave Radiometer Surface Wind

  • Improving Hurricane Forecasts Using Multimodel Ensembles through Neural Network Approaches

  • MarineFlux: A user friendly in-situ marine turbulent flux data service

  • Modeling Climate Impacts on Fish Larvae Mortality in the Gulf of Mexico

  • New Frontiers of Operational Oceanography

  • New Frontiers of Operational Oceanography - Participant Support Costs

  • Ocean and Sea Ice and their Interactions Around Greenland and the West Antarctic Peninsula

  • Ocean Eddies - Topographic Interactions Along the Brazilian Coast

  • Ocean Modeling and Prediction

  • Preliminary Steps Toward a National Ocean Modeling Capability in Support of the National Earth System Prediction Capability

  • SAMOS Data Management for the R/V Falkor (too)

  • Spatiotemporal Inhomogeneity of Tropical Waves and Their Interactions

  • Surface Turbulent Energy and Moisture Fluxes Based on Satellite Data

  • U.S. Research Vessel (SAMOS) Data Assembly Center

  • Ultra-Thin Surface Drifter Observations for SPURS-2

  • Using Remote Sensing & Environmental Data to Quantify Social Vulnerabilities to Heat Stress & Strengthen Environmental Public Health Tracking & Heat Mitigation Efforts

Past Projects

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