Screen capture from the WindVis2 Weather Viewer

Now you can have the latest weather forecast model data from NOAA NCEP with the WindVis2 Weather Viewer. The viewer is available for installation as a tool for individuals to check the current forecast, or it can be configured as a public display,

Download WindVis2 here>>

Watch a demonstration video here>>

Images from ROV class testing their ROVs in the test tank.

This year's J-Term ROV class was a first for UNH. Thirteen students immersed themselves in all aspects of ROV science and applications, guided by an impressive team of instructors.

This year's Know the Coast open house was a two-day event. The Chase Ocean Engineering Lab hosted 500 students on Friday, then opened its doors to the public on Saturday so that people could come and meet our researchers and see all of the cool stuff we do. A good time was had by all!

Images from the AUV Bootcamp: carrying the GAVIA AUV up the ramp at the pier, launching the AUV over the side of the survey vessel, the group looking at the data on laptops around a large table under the tent.

In August, more than 20 people came to New Hampshire for the AUV Bootcamp, a week-long annual workshop where scientists and professionals from around the world gather to develop and improve AUV methods.

Images from the 12-02 Healy cruise: a map of Healy's trackline, polar bear mom and cub, Little Diomede Island, crew members with the dredge bucket on the deck.

CCOM researchers who were part of an international science team on a five-week expedition aboard the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Healy have returned from the Arctic. The cruise was a great success and they accomplished their mission to map the seafloor and collect data to help define the outer limits of the U.S. continental shelf. Stay tuned for data, images, and a cruise report but, in the meantime, read co-chief scientist Capt. Andy Armstrong's notes from the Arctic!

CCOM/JHC News

Hydro International
Apr. 22, 2013

Organized by Kongsberg Maritime, FEMME is the Forum for Exchange of Mutual Multibeam Experiences, a biennial conference for multibeam users. Larry Mayer gave the opening address and Jonathan Beaudoin spoke about Multibeam Echosounder System Optimization for Water Column Mapping of Undersea Gas Seeps.

Campus Journal
Jan. 23, 2013

During three decades of ocean exploration, Larry Mayer has made great discoveries and revealed the mysteries of the seafloor.

UNH Today
Jan. 17, 2013

CCOM researchers Larry Mayer and Tom Weber are co-authors on a PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences) article that describes the various approaches that aimed to determine the integrity of safely shutting the Macondo Well. Here they share lessons learned from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010.

Upcoming and Recent Seminars

Nancy Kinner

Coastal Response Research Center
Center for Spills in the Environment
University of New Hampshire

Friday, May. 10, 2013, 3:00pm
Robin K.H. Falconer

Chatham Rock Phosphate Ltd
New Zealand

Friday, May. 3, 2013, 3:00pm
John Delaney
Professor of Oceanography

University of Washington

Friday, Apr. 26, 2013, 3:00pm

Recent Publications

C.M. Bachmann; D. Gray; A. Abelev; W.D. Philpot; M.J. Montes; R.A. Fusina; J. Musser; R.R. Li; M. Vermillion; G. Smith; D. Korwan; C. Snow; D.W. Miller; J. Gardner; M. Sletten; G. Georgiev; B. Truitt; M. Kilmon; J. Sellars; J. Woolard; C.E. Parrish; A. Schwarzschild

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