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NOAA survey teams wrap up response to Hurricane Isaac, return to normal...
As Gulf ports in the path of Hurricane Isaac bring operations back up to normal, Coast Survey’s navigation response team has finished its hydrographic surveys at Port Fourchon and is heading back to...
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NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson mapping Long Island Sound seafloor: contributing...
How many geospatial products can be developed by one seafloor mapping project? As a phased-in project for Long Island Sound shows, a strong collaboration among diverse groups of researchers and...
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Olympic Coast survey provides data for multiple uses
Coastal planners, fishery managers, and oceanographic researchers will soon reap important seafloor and water column data from the coast of Washington, when NOAA Ship Rainier undertakes a special...
View ArticleNOAA adds grid overlay to chart anchorage areas in Port of New York and New...
NOAA Coast Survey recently released updates for two NOAA electronic navigational charts (NOAA ENC®) in the Port of New York and New Jersey, which added a permanent grid system overlay to anchorages in...
View ArticleCoast Survey prepares to serve nation during 2018 hurricane season
“But, sir, what does the country want in the coast survey? They want a very useful work done, a very important work done, and they want it done in the best manner.” – U.S. Senator John Davis (MA),...
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