SECOORA Solicitation for Regional Coastal Ocean Observing System: Rip Currents Forecast Model Validation Project
To access the rip currents solicitation, Click here.
Deadline for submission of rip currents proposals: 5 PM ET, Monday, February 9, 2015.
SECOORA Solicitation for Regional Coastal Ocean Observing System: Southeast Observing Experiment
To access the observing experiment solicitation, Click here.
Deadline for submission of observing experiment proposals: 5 PM ET, Monday, February 9, 2015
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