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OBSERVATIONS
10
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25% OF THE US POPULATION
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STORM RESOURCE CENTER
MARACOOS and our partners are tracking storms and collecting data related to storms and other extreme events impacting the East Coast. Using data derived from gliders, drifters, buoys, models, radars, satellites, and weather stations to analyze ocean dynamics we are better able to predict impacts in the Mid-Atlantic as storms and weather systems move through the region.
Dr. Hugh Roarty (MARACOOS, Rutgers) shared how real-time ocean data from HF radar, gliders, and buoys supports vessel navigation, spill response, and harbor safety at the Bayonne Harbor Safety meeting, strengthening connections between ocean science and the Port of New York and New Jersey’s operations.
Recording available: Watch MARACOOS and partners from the University of Maryland give a dynamic, data-driven webinar exploring the latest updates to MARACOOS OceansMap—our interactive platform that brings together near-real-time coastal data to support smarter, faster decision-making.
Join MARACOOS and partners from the University of Delaware for a dynamic, data-driven webinar exploring the latest updates to MARACOOS OceansMap—our interactive platform that brings together near-real-time coastal data to support smarter, faster decision-making.
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Team up with over 70 members from industry, academia, government and non-governmental organizations who are engaged in or benefit from ocean and coastal observation and prediction.
OCEANSMAP
MARACOOS OceansMap is a dynamic data visualization tool integrating near real-time observational assets and model forecasts that contribute to ocean monitoring in the Mid-Atlantic region. Users can easily filter parameters of interest and compare model and observation data both graphically and statistically.
