IOOS Community
The Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS) brings together diverse stakeholders, partners, and resources to provide ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes information to those who depend on it for their safety, livelihood, and well-being.
IOOS Governance & Advisory Bodies
IOOS operates through a collaborative governance structure that brings together federal agencies, regional associations, and advisory committees to ensure effective ocean observation and data sharing.
U.S. IOOS Advisory Committee
The U.S. IOOS Advisory Committee provides advice to NOAA and the Interagency Ocean Observation Committee on the planning, implementation, and operation of IOOS.
Interagency Partnerships
IOOS coordinates with multiple federal agencies to ensure integrated ocean observations that meet the needs of diverse stakeholders across the nation.
IOOS Regional, National, and Global Networks
IOOS coordinates ocean observation through a network of regional, national, and global partnerships to deliver comprehensive data and services across diverse marine environments.
Regional
11 IOOS Regional Associations covering our ocean, coasts, and Great Lakes.
Global
Online resource for educational, outreach, and training materials related to ocean observing.
Education & Outreach
IOOS is committed to ocean literacy and education, providing resources for students, educators, and the public to learn about ocean science and observation.
Education Resources
IOOS provides a wealth of educational resources for K-12 students, higher education, and professional development in ocean science and technology.
Curriculum Materials
Lesson plans, activities, and resources for teaching ocean science in the classroom.
Multimedia Resources
Videos, webinars, and interactive tools for engaging with ocean data and science.
Professional Development
Training opportunities for educators and professionals in ocean observation.
Join the IOOS Community
Connect with ocean observation experts, access resources, and contribute to our understanding of ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes environments.