DATA PROGRAMS
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The Advanced Global Atmospheric Gases Experiment measures important trace gases in the atmosphere 

Network of real-time cameras for monitoring wildfires

Network monitors Southern California earthquakes

Network of robotic ocean profiling floats that measure global ocean circulation, temperature, salinity 

Houses specimens representing nearly 8,000 species of seafloor organisms

California Cooperative Oceanic Fisheries Investigations is a famed survey of Pacific marine life and physical ocean conditions

GPS stations that provide geospatial information on terrain down to the subcentimeter level

California Current Ecosystem is a program designed to understand the effects of long-term climate variability on California Current marine life

CLIVAR and Carbon Hydrographic Data Office delivers global CTD and hydrographic data from decades of ocean observations 

Coastal Data Information Program provides maritime users vital data on waves, currents, and ocean temperature

California Nevada Applications Program is a network providing climate science to public officials in California and Nevada

Coastal Observing Research and Development Center creates coastal observational technologies for science, industrial, and military applications

Center for Western Weather and Water Extremes forecasts and tracks extreme weather events, especially atmospheric rivers, that affect water supply.

Geological Data Center archives and provides access to oceanographic data, particularly from Scripps Oceanographic vessels.

One of the largest marine geology collections in the United States

The Global Ocean Biogeochemical float program supports robotic ocean-monitoring float profiles around the globe that are used by scientists and educators to better understand ocean health

High-Frequency Radar provides information on direction of ocean surface currents in U.S. waters

Network processes and delivers data from earthquake and environment-observing sensors

The iconic measurement of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that launched the modern era of climate change research

Develops ocean condition-sensing drifters 

One of the largest collections of deep-sea and pelagic fishes in the world

Uses observations made on moored sensors throughout world oceans to develop long-term data

One of the world's preeminent collections of marine zooplankton, housing more than 140,000 specimens 

International Deployment of Accelerometers is part of a global network of seismometers that gives information on earthquakes, tsunamis, and underground explosions

A sea-level rise and flood forecast network developed for the city of Imperial Beach

Southern California Coastal Ocean Observing System is one of 11 contributors to a national network providing coastal environmental and water quality data

Ecological data collected on Scripps Institution of Oceanography research pier

Upper ocean temperature profiles

A nine-station network making fundamental temperature and salinity measurements along the California coast since 1916

A program to crowdsource data on ocean health relying chiefly on instruments packaged on fins issued to surfers and paddleboarders

Southern Ocean Carbon and Climate Observations Modeling is a group of universities including Scripps Oceanography studying the Southern Ocean and its influence on global climate

Scripps Orbit and Permanent Array Center researches, analyzes and archives geodetic and seismic data for the study of earthquakes and tsunamis, tectonic plate motion, and structural monitoring

Network of diving robotic gliders that measure ocean conditions along specified tracks

Part of an international network of hydrographic research cruises repeating measurements on a decadal time scale

A Continental Scale Seismic Observatory is a collection of seismographs that provides high-resolution earthquake data in areas of interest