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Topic: Surveys

Providing elevation data for St. Thomas, USVI.
National Geodetic Survey improves elevation data
April 16, 2018
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Providing elevation data for St. Thomas, USVI.
The NOAA ship Fairweather.
NOAA releases 2018 hydrographic survey season plans offsite link offsite link
February 13, 2018
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Charting
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hydrography
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The NOAA ship Fairweather.
Killer whales on HICEAS cruise 2017 research survey in Hawaii.
Whale science on the high seas
December 22, 2017
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Fisheries
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whales
surveys
Killer whales on HICEAS cruise 2017 research survey in Hawaii.
A NOAA team deploys a current meter with surface floats to take measurements throughout the water column during surveys of Puget Sound.
Podcast: Studying ocean movement is good for the economy
July 27, 2017
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Charting
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ocean
surveys
podcast
coastal economies
A NOAA team deploys a current meter with surface floats to take measurements throughout the water column during surveys of Puget Sound.
An illustration depicting a NOAA ship conducting a hydrographic survey using sonar.
World Hydrography Day: Here's why it's worth celebrating
June 20, 2017
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Charting
Ocean & Coasts
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hydrography
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An illustration depicting a NOAA ship conducting a hydrographic survey using sonar.
Atlantic spotted dolphin swims through the water.
Comments sought on proposals for Atlantic geophysical survey interaction with marine mammals
June 5, 2017
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Fisheries
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surveys
Atlantic spotted dolphin swims through the water.
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NOAA requests public input on authorizations related to Atlantic seismic surveys
June 5, 2017
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Fisheries
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Welcome to noaa.gov
Salmon shark caught on CamTrawl underwater camera.
Fish GIF: Salmon shark caught on CamTrawl underwater camera
August 29, 2016
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Fisheries
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fish
surveys
Salmon shark caught on CamTrawl underwater camera.
Aerial view of Beluga whales in the Arctic.
Long-term surveys help identify endangered beluga population range
July 15, 2016
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Fisheries
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fisheries
whales
endangered species
research
surveys
aerial imagery
Aerial view of Beluga whales in the Arctic.
The NOAA Ship Ferdinand Hassler heads out to survey. 2016 marks the nation's 182nd hydrographic surveying season, collecting data for over two thousand square nautical miles in high-traffic U.S. coastal waters.
NOAA ships set sail for 2014 hydrographic survey season
April 28, 2014
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Ocean & Coasts
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The NOAA Ship Ferdinand Hassler heads out to survey. 2016 marks the nation's 182nd hydrographic surveying season, collecting data for over two thousand square nautical miles in high-traffic U.S. coastal waters.
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