GulfHub is a data portal designed to compile and make publicly accessible physical oceanographic and hydrographic data from the Gulf of America Loop Current field studies. This facility consolidates data from various sources and a variety of oceanographic platforms such as Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers (ADCPs), single-point current meters, ship and air deployed sensors, airborne current sensors, autonomous vehicles, high-frequency radars, buoyancy gliders, Lagrangian and card drifters, and satellites. In collaboration with project partners in the oil and gas industry, privately-held data will be aggregated, quality controlled beyond the QARTOD recommended procedures and archived on this portal.

 

Data Services


Web Accessible Folder (WAF) is provided to present the raw data that were submitted by scientist for distribution in their raw form.

The GCOOS ERDDAP server may also contain data in the NetCDF format compliant with the NOAA IOOS specifications. THREDDS GulfHub THREDDS is used to help distribute data/models that are used by regional systems.

NAS GRP

This project is funded via the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine, Gulf Research Program (NAS-GRP).
For more information about this project, visit the project contact felimon.gayanilo@tamucc.edu

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