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Cooperative Institute for Climate and
Ocean Research (CICOR) is a cooperative institute between
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. The research
activities of CICOR will be organized around three themes:
the coastal ocean and near shore processes, the ocean’s
participation in climate and climate variability and
marine ecosystem processes analysis.
These theme areas, each of which has significant implications
for human society, are interrelated and scientific progress
will require collaborations by scientists within and
between disciplines. In each case, progress will depend
on a combination of fundamental process studies, the
development and deployment of technological systems
for sustained observation, and the development of predictive
models that are based on an understanding of the underlying
processes and that assimilate information from the observational
systems.
For more information about CICOR and its funding opportunities,
go to WHOI's CICOR
Website.
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