The organizing principle of the Integrative Oceanography Division resides in a shared commitment to collaborative, interdisciplinary science. "Integrative" denotes our philosophy that multiple approaches are important in creating a better understanding of the ocean system.
From pelagic to benthic ecology, shoreline to open ocean dynamics, data to information systems, our research encompasses field work, laboratory experimentation and computer modeling to acquire, integrate, synthesize and understand diverse data sets to elucidate the underlying dynamics of complex, multidimensional ocean systems.
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Scripps Scientists Recognized by American Geophysical Union |
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Voyager: How is climate change affecting harmful algal blooms? |
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Research Highlight: Modeling Technique Could Aid Estimates of Fish Populations |
Names and contact information for IOD's researchers and staff.
Administrative contacts and policies
Data collected by a variety of California coastal studies and data-collection programs.
IOD's connections with the community and the next generation of researchers.
The California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations (CalCOFI) are a partnership of the California Department of Fish & Wildlife, NOAA Fisheries Service, and Scripps Oceanography.
The California Current System is a coastal upwelling biome, as found along the eastern margins of all major ocean basins.
