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Mark Your Calendars: 2026 MTS Buoy Workshop

March 20, 2026

Education

The Marine Technology Society invites you to the 2026 MTS Buoy Workshop, taking place March 23-26, 2026 in St. Petersburg, Florida.

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This year's theme, "Survival in a Challenging Ocean and Evolving Funding Climate," will bring together leading experts, researchers, operators, and industry partners to explore the latest developments in buoy technology, ocean observing systems, and strategies for sustaining these critical networks in changing times.

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Hosted in partnership with the University of South Florida College of Marine Science and the Florida Institute of Oceanography, the workshop will provide a dynamic forum for technical exchange, collaboration, and innovation.

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More info here.

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