As part of the 2022 IYS Pan-Pacific Winter High Seas Expedition, researchers will be deploying gliders in and adjacent to the survey area to augment data collected on ocean conditions (e.g., temperature, salinity) during the current survey and to test their ability to detect species, using acoustic sensors, that may not be captured or observed by the ships. Gliders from Canada and the United States will concurrently survey ocean conditions in the Northeast Pacific. The Canadian gliders will sample along a transect (Line P; Fig. 1) that has been studied for decades, from the Canadian coast to Ocean Station Papa in the Gulf of Alaska, as well as potentially deploy gliders from the Canadian research vessel. This will allow for a comparison of ocean conditions seen during the expedition to the historic time series and potentially show how glider observations can be coupled with data collected on ships to gather even more information on our changing oceans.