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Checkout what we've been up to at clouddrift.org and subscribe to our email list for release updates 👇Now includes #hurricane data!

*Calling workshop requests!* The US CLIVAR program calls for requests to sponsor open community workshops, conferences, and science meetings to take place in spring 2025. Learn more: usclivar.org/call-spring-20…

Our #clouddrift software is growing up! We submitted a manuscript to JOSS to celebrate that!

With our #clouddrift project we are bringing together various #lagrangian datasets for analysis. Check out this example with data from NOAA Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Lab Hurricane tracks and drifter trajectories (temperature is C not K 😉) 👉github.com/Cloud-Drift/hu…

See below 👇 Hope this is an opportunity to bring together observations and modelling?

Love this address. Yep, you don’t have to have a “passion” for what you do, like oceanography or climate, just like what you do, that’s plenty enough. And don’t let anybody make you feel less because of that youtu.be/76QV2SrSqgo?si…

Oceanographers studying #SST: I'd like to lazily open a cloud-based global daily #SST dataset with uncertainty estimates ... What you got?

Kicking off the #OceanUQ Summer School 2024! US CLIVAR University of Miami Rosenstiel School and UM IDSC are welcoming 29 US and international students to hear all about Ocean Uncertainty Quantification this week Ocean_UQ Check out the line up of lectures and activities usclivar.org/meetings/ocean…

Data and software are "science" in my book. So we published a short and sweet paper about our #clouddrift #Python software for #Lagrangian data and methods in JOSS Check it out and share 👇 joss.theoj.org/papers/10.2110…

News coverage of the #OceanUQ Summer School by ⁦University of Miami Rosenstiel School⁩ at ⁦University of Miami⁩. Thanks again ⁦US CLIVAR⁩ for supporting the ideas of our working group and organizing this first ever school. Uncertainty completes the data! news.miami.edu/rosenstiel/sto…

And thanks UM IDSC for providing the computing environment for the school!

Big work day today! I officially taught my first graduate class (Mathematical Methods for Marine Physics) AND got delivery of my first #seaglider #SGX: He’s just Ken and his job is ocean.

Fantastic team work here. In the end, the Gulf Stream is *not* slowing down and the #AMOC ... just marginally. That's fascinating and relevant for climate modeling and the current and future needs for ocean observing! nature.com/articles/s4146…