SOCCOM Videos
Some of our favorite videos are below - you can find more videos on our YouTube Channel.
Southern Ocean "Deep Dive" Educational Resources
Looking for multi-media resources for your classroom? Climate Central has worked with SOCCOM researchers to produce 6 educational videos on Southern Ocean phenomena called "Southern Ocean Deep Dives." The videos feature helpful animations as well interviews with SOCCOM researchers - feel free to download them and use them in your teaching today!
The Shum Show Reports on SOCCOM From the Southern Ocean
Greta Shum of Climate Central is reporting on a SOCCOM cruise from Punta Arenas, Chile to McMurdo Station in Antarctica. Watch her “cool” interview with Steve Riser of UW, float expert and lead SOCCOM scientist on the cruise, and see more videos about this adventure on Climate Central's on "SOCCOM at Sea" channel.
The Prospects and Rationale for a Global Biogeochemical Argo System
Ken JOHNSON (MBARI) talk at the conference "Global Climate Observation: the Road to the Future" 2-4 March 2016 at the Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam
"SOCCOM in the Tank" Video
Follow SOCCOM scientists as they test new technology in SOCCOM floats
"SOCCOM, So What?" Video
What makes SOCCOM unique? Find out in this "SOCCOM, So What?" video produced by Climate Central.
Mysteries of Southern Ocean Video
Learn about the SOCCOM Project's people and plans in this video produced by Climate Central.
SOCCOM Google Hangout - Dec 3, 2015
This year wraps up with big climate and weather news – on international efforts in Paris to reach a global agreement on limiting emissions, about the strong El Nino in play in the Pacific Ocean, and with the acknowledgment that this year will be the hottest ever recorded.
Join us for a Google Hangout that explores the critical role the Southern Ocean plays as it relates to current events, and hear from some of the world’s leading climate scientists and educators as they reveal what new research gleaned from robotic floats tells us about the huge and important body of water that encircles Antarctica.
On the Hangout:
- Moderator: Heidi Cullen, Climate Central
- Joellen Russell, University of Arizona
- Lynne Talley, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
- Greg Brusseau, University of Washington
- Veronica Tamsitt, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
- Isa Rosso, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
- Ron Banas, Princeton Day School
- Jack Madani, Princeton Day School
SOCCOM Google Hangout - Mar 18, 2015
Hear from leading Southern Ocean scientists as they discuss their experiences with an innovative new technology that’s making it possible to better understand how the vast, remote Southern Ocean is shaping the climate, and how global warming is affecting this critically important ocean.
This is the latest in a series of Hangouts by the NSF-funded Southern Ocean Carbon and Climate Observations and Modeling (SOCCOM) project. The initiative focuses on unlocking the mysteries of the Southern Ocean and determining its influence on climate.
On the Hangout:
- Hans Jannasch (Senior Research Specialist, MBARI)
- Rick Rupan (Research Engineer, University of Washington)
- Alison Gray (Postdoctoral Fellow, Princeton University)
- Hannah Zanowski (Ph.D. Candidate, Princeton University)
- Heidi Cullen (Chief Scientist, Climate Central)
SOCCOM Google Hangout - Dec 4, 2014
Watch this great discussion with SOCCOM's lead scientists to learn more about the Southern Ocean and its importance to the Earth's climate and biosphere.
On the Hangout:
- Jorge Sarmiento, Princeton University
- Lynne Talley, Scripps Institution of Oceanography
- Joellen Russell, the University of Arizona
- Ken Johnson, the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
- Stephen Riser, the University of Washington
- Heidi Cullen, Climate Central
SOCCOM Biogeochemical Floats Animation
Animation created by Kelly Lance (Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute)