GLOS News

Locally The Great Lakes Observing System recently co-hosted a visit by Michigan Senator Gary Peters. The senator visited the NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Lab in Ann Arbor to meet with GLOS, NOAA, the Cooperative Institute for Great Lakes Research
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The International Association of Great Lakes Researchers is an important organization and partner to the Great Lakes Observing System. Its members are the core of the data sharing community, and GLOS appreciates the annual conference as an opportunity to touch
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From time to time GLOS features a board, staff, or community member so we get the faces behind the data points. Today we introduce GLOS fellow Sneha Bhadbhade. “I am originally from Udaipur, a beautiful city in India also called city
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At the Great Lakes Observing System we are always evaluating products and services, but we’re only three people, and we are lucky to have the support of a much larger community. Our first line of defense is our board of
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GLOS co-hosted two webinars recently, both sharing experience from other regions on harmful algal bloom observations. Participation levels were pretty impressive, we think, and we’re wondering what else GLOS can do to add value to the Great Lakes data sharing
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Join the Great Lakes Observing System at the Marine Technology Society Buoy Workshop, taking place April 9-12, 2018 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. We’re very excited about this valuable conference, and want to encourage as many Great Lakes attendees as possible.
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The Great Lakes Observing is a 501(c)(3) and therefore not subject to the government shutdown. Unfortunately, data served through glos.us may be affected. Please look to source before running any queries. The catalog view at portal.glos.us will allow users to
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The webinar ran Wednesday, January 17, 2018 at 2:00 pm EST  The recording of this webinar is available here. This webinar will feature two presentations about HABs technology. 1)  California Harmful Algal Risk Management system, Clarissa Anderson, Director, SCCOOS. The
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As part of an initiative to learn more about HABs activities outside the Great Lakes, the Great Lakes Observing System and LimnoTech are hosting several webinars.  Presentations will feature others HABs data management projects from other NOAA IOOS regional associations
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As we come to the end of the year, the Great Lakes Observing System is looking back on meaningful accomplishments that have happened in support of the network. The annual meeting in October was a true expression of GLOS. We
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