
Teachers and Scientists convene at Kasitsna Bay
What happens when you pair 20 engaging educators with scientists researching the Gulf of Alaska? Exciting science lesson plans using real data!

UAA Professor Tom Ravens addressed the Cook Inlet working group on the preliminary results of his modeling efforts to estimate the impact of hydrokinetic devices on velocity, flow, and sediment transport. Watch the animations.

What happens when you pair 20 engaging educators with scientists researching the Gulf of Alaska? Exciting science lesson plans using real data!
January 25, 2012

Interested or involved in ocean circulation, wind, or wave modeling in Cook Inlet? Join the call to find out more about existing and future projects.
January 12, 2012

Visit Homer in March to learn about the research and science taking place in Kachemak Bay. The two-day conference will also include two workshops on enhancing science communicating in our communities.
October 19, 2011

A wave buoy sponsored by AOOS and its partners came loose last week from its tether in Cook Inlet. Thanks to support from the Kachemak Bay Research Reserve, the buoy has been retrieved.
September 1, 2011

On August 24th, NOAA's National Ocean Service and the Alaska Energy Authority (AEA) held a stakeholder meeting in Anchorage to discuss research for tidal energy generation in Cook Inlet
May 18, 2011

Monday, May 9th marked the successful launch of a new wave buoy off the coast of Anchor Point in Cook Inlet. Explore the real-time data.

