The IOOS Logo

U.S. IOOS is proud to unveil its new logo. The design reflects the evolution of IOOS based on feedback from our partners, regional associations, stakeholders, and users.

The Story Behind the Design

To create the new emblem, we partnered with Orlando-based design firm. The process was collaborative, incorporating insight and direction from the IOOS program office and our broader community.

The result is a streamlined, modern mark that embodiesintegrtion and openness:

Interconnectedness

The interwoven “I-O-O-S” letters suggest interconnectedness and collaboration across our network.

Ocean Depths

The blues represent both deep ocean and coastal waters we monitor and study.

Multiple Meanings

The overall shape can be seen as an eye, a signal, or open arms embracing the world.
For questions or comments, contact Kate Culpepper

Download the Logo

Choose from our primary, secondary, or tertiary logo variations below.

Primary Logo

Version A

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Version B

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Secondary Logo

Version A

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Version B

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Tertiary Logo

Version A

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Version B

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Version C

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Brand Guidelines

IOOS Logo Style Guide

Download our comprehensive style guide to learn proper logo usage, color specifications, spacing requirements, and more. This guide ensures consistent brand representation across all materials.
For all format requests and questions, contact us at noaa.ioos.webmaster@noaa.gov

IOOS Logo Wear

You can now purchase IOOS-branded gear through Land’s End.

How to Order

1
Visit Land's End Business and sign into your account or create one
2
Go to "My Account" > "Logo Library" > "Associate a New Logo to My Account"
3
In the pop-up, enter:
Logo Reference Number: 1429030
Customer Number: 6753173
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Click "Add to Library" and the IOOS logo will appear in your library
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Select the gear you want and select "Update Logo(s)" to customize placement, then add to your cart, check out, and wait for your package to arrive!
IOOS Program Office staff at Oceans '15 celebrating the official logo launch Photo credit: U.S. IOOS/NOAA

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