Data & Maps

SECOORA researchers are developing a comprehensive data portal to provide discovery of, access to, and metadata about coastal ocean observations in the southeast US. Below are various ways to access the currently available data.


Explore Real-Time Data Access near real-time observation information from SECOORA buoys, land and shore stations. From this Interactive Map you can also query and graph data and set up email alerts.	Explore Model Data Sample temperature, salinity, velocity and circulation using the South Atlantic Bight and Gulf of Mexico (SABGOM) Coastal Circulation Nowcast/Forecast Model.	Explore Biological Data View multiple complex data sets and real-time observations. Data types include coral reefs, essential fish habitats, real time and near real time datasets, bathymetry, and other habitats that play crucial roles in the well being of fish and invertebrates.

Explore Recent Observations View static maps of individual near real-time observations from the SECOORA region. Maps include winds, currents, SST, HF Radar, water level, drifters and more.	Real-time Data Alerts Sign up to receive alerts for your preferred parameters from individual observing stations.	SECOORA Partner Websites Visit our SECOORA member and partner websites and data products.
Download Data Access the latest real-time and historical data from SECOORA assets in a variety of file types and feed formats.

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SECOORA is one of 11 Regional Associations established nationwide through the Integrated Ocean Observing System (IOOS®). IOOS is a multi-agency, cooperative effort based on a continuously operating network of buoys, ships, satellites, underwater vehicles, and other platforms that routinely collect real-time data and manage historical information. These data are needed for rapid detection and timely prediction of changes in our nation's ocean and coastal waters.
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