USF Glider Bass was deployed on Sunday, September 16, 2012. This is a GCOOS funded effort and the glider can be monitored via http://ooma.marine.usf.edu/CROW. The glider track is also posted on SECOORA web site (https://secoora.org/maps/). For further information on Bass Deployment, please contact Chad Lembke (clembke@usf.edu).
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