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In the U.S., where over half of us live along the coast and more than 78 percent of our overseas trade by volume comes and goes along our marine highways, the health of our coasts is intricately connected to the health of our nation's economy. The National Ocean Service is the nation's premier federal science agency for our ocean and coasts.
Public Service Recognition Week Message
In this video message Rachael Dempsey, Deputy Assistant Administrator for Navigation Observations and Positioning, honors the NOS workforce during Public Service Recognition Week. Meet some of our amazing employees here: oceanservice.noaa.gov/profiles/
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25 Years of Response and Restoration
Просмотров 1302 месяца назад
In this video message, NOS Assistant Administrator Nicole LeBoeuf celebrates the 25th anniversary of NOAA's Office of Response and Restoration.
Over $92M Recovered From Polluters To Restore Waterways
Просмотров 803 месяца назад
In this video message, NOS Assistant Administrator Nicole LeBoeuf shares how in 2023, NOAA and partners helped recover over $92 million from polluters to restore waterways in the U.S.
A Guide to Large-Area Imaging for Coral Reef Monitoring, Research and Restoration
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.6 месяцев назад
NCCOS and partners are using large-area imaging (LAI) to monitor shallow water coral reefs and restoration. Now, they’ve published a guidance document outlining standard operating procedures and concepts of photogrammetry (the science of making measurements from photographs), so members of the coral reef research and restoration community can apply these techniques as well. For more information...
Coral Comeback? Call In the Crabs!
Просмотров 3616 месяцев назад
In the wake of recent devastating coral bleaching events, a team of young scientists from Mote Marine Lab in Sarasota, Florida, are on a mission to harness the power of hungry crabs to aid struggling corals in making a possible comeback. Join us as we uncover their inspiring research, where nature and innovation converge to save our precious coral reefs. @motemarinelab Original video source: oc...
NOAA's 2023 Annual High Tide Flooding Outlook and New Monthly Outlook
Просмотров 4338 месяцев назад
Recording of media webinar to announce NOAA's 2023 Annual High Tide Flooding Outlook and new monthly outlook, featuring the director of NOAA's National Ocean Service, Nicole LeBoeuf. For a more information and a full transcript of the video, please visit: www.noaa.gov/news-release/us-high-tide-flooding-continues-to-break-records
Studying the Health of Dolphins After Pollution
Просмотров 494Год назад
This video offers an in-depth look at a dolphin capture-release health assessment, from start to finish. After a large net is deployed to capture it, the dolphin is photographed and tagged with a satellite telemetry transmitter. The team measures the animal's length and weight and collects blood, blowhole, skin, and blubber samples. Additional assessments include an ultrasound, a dental exam, a...
Over $114M Recovered From Polluters to Restore Waterways
Просмотров 191Год назад
In this video message, NOS Assistant Administrator Nicole LeBoeuf shares how in 2022 NOAA and our partners recovered over $114 million dollars to restore 6 polluted U.S. waterways. Learn more at www.noaa.gov/stories/6-polluted-waterways-slated-for-restoration.
Right Plants in Right Places Key to Island Restoration that Lasts
Просмотров 254Год назад
Natural breakwaters - such as marshes, islands, and oyster reefs - help protect people and property from coastal flooding by damping wave energy and slowing storm surge. Despite these advantages, natural approaches to coastal restoration are not widely used, often, because of uncertainty about their long-term success. The restoration of Swan Island in Chesapeake Bay is providing researchers wit...
Flooding on a Sunny Day? Here’s How. (1-Minute Watch)
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Flooding isn’t limited to heavy rains. High tide flooding, sometimes referred to as sunny day or nuisance flooding, is a rising problem for coastal communities. Learn how climate change is expected to make the problem worse and how communities are preparing. Original video source: oceantoday.noaa.gov/flooding-sunny-day/ Ocean Today is an interactive exhibit that plays short videos on ocean rela...
The NOAA Marine Debris Monitoring and Assessment Project
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.Год назад
The Marine Debris Monitoring and Assessment Project, or MDMAP, engages NOAA partners and volunteers around the world to survey and record the amount and types of marine debris on shorelines. If you’re interested in participating in MDMAP, visit the NOAA Marine Debris Program Monitoring Toolbox and watch the training videos to learn more about MDMAP and how to conduct a survey. Use them to get s...
Video de capacitación MDMAP 1: Introducción a MDMAP
Просмотров 275Год назад
El Proyecto de Monitoreo y Evaluación de Desechos Marinos, o MDMAP, involucra a socios y voluntarios de NOAA en todo el mundo para inspeccionar y registrar la cantidad y los tipos de desechos marinos en las costas. Estos cuatro videos cortos de capacitación presentan a MDMAP a los participantes y cómo realizar un muestreo. Úselos como punto de partida, , para actualizar sus habilidades o capaci...
MDMAP Training Video 2: Choosing a Site and Gathering Gear
Просмотров 651Год назад
The Marine Debris Monitoring and Assessment Project, or MDMAP, engages NOAA partners and volunteers around the world to survey and record the amount and types of marine debris on shorelines. These four short training videos introduce participants to MDMAP and how to conduct a survey. Use them to get started, refresh your skills, or to train new team members. These videos complement the Shorelin...
Video de capacitación MDMAP 2: Elección de un sitio y equipo de recolección
Просмотров 114Год назад
El Proyecto de Monitoreo y Evaluación de Desechos Marinos, o MDMAP, involucra a socios y voluntarios de NOAA en todo el mundo para inspeccionar y registrar la cantidad y los tipos de desechos marinos en las costas. Estos cuatro videos cortos de capacitación presentan a MDMAP a los participantes y cómo realizar un muestreo. Úselos como punto de partida, , para actualizar sus habilidades o capaci...
MDMAP Training Video 3: Conducting a Survey
Просмотров 687Год назад
The Marine Debris Monitoring and Assessment Project, or MDMAP, engages NOAA partners and volunteers around the world to survey and record the amount and types of marine debris on shorelines. These four short training videos introduce participants to MDMAP and how to conduct a survey. Use them to get started, refresh your skills, or to train new team members. These videos complement the Shorelin...
MDMAP Training Video 4: Categorizing Debris and Uploading Data
Просмотров 502Год назад
MDMAP Training Video 4: Categorizing Debris and Uploading Data
Video de capacitación MDMAP 4: Categorización de desechos y carga de datos
Просмотров 133Год назад
Video de capacitación MDMAP 4: Categorización de desechos y carga de datos
Video de capacitación MDMAP 3: Realización de un muestreo
Просмотров 121Год назад
Video de capacitación MDMAP 3: Realización de un muestreo
MDMAP Training Video 1: Introduction to MDMAP
Просмотров 767Год назад
MDMAP Training Video 1: Introduction to MDMAP
Great Lakes Hydrographic Survey Cruise Missions
Просмотров 374Год назад
Great Lakes Hydrographic Survey Cruise Missions
Cool Careers: She's a Hurricane Scientist (1-Minute Watch)
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Cool Careers: She's a Hurricane Scientist (1-Minute Watch)
Study Finds Pollution Low in American Samoa’s Fagatele Bay
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Study Finds Pollution Low in American Samoa’s Fagatele Bay
Satellites of the Sea: Observing the Ocean for Hurricane Research
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Satellites of the Sea: Observing the Ocean for Hurricane Research
Watch NOAA's Hurricane Hunters Fly Into the Eye of a Monster
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Watch NOAA's Hurricane Hunters Fly Into the Eye of a Monster
Our Blue Planet: We Depend on the Ocean. NOAA Is Working to Protect It.
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.2 года назад
Our Blue Planet: We Depend on the Ocean. NOAA Is Working to Protect It.
Dolphins Deep Breathe on Camera for Oil Spill Science
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.2 года назад
Dolphins Deep Breathe on Camera for Oil Spill Science
Researchers Develop Drone-based System to Detect Marine Debris, Expedite Clean Up
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 года назад
Researchers Develop Drone-based System to Detect Marine Debris, Expedite Clean Up
Happening Now: Dead Zone in the Gulf 2021
Просмотров 13 тыс.2 года назад
Happening Now: Dead Zone in the Gulf 2021
OK, this is weird. How does the westbound Look taller than Eastbound But when the cranes are passing Eastbound has more clarence than Westbound
Thanks for the information
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I like the bongo
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stop with the music dude
WHAT ARE YOU PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT . This is the Chesapeake Bay Bridge period not the Chesapeake City Bridge in the canal or the Chesapeake Bay Tunnel Bridge at the mouth of the Bay. Get it straight this is the Chesapeake Bay Bridge which starts on Eastern Shore, Kent Island and ends on the western shore in the Annapolis Area.
Chesapeake City Bridge
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i don't under stand losers
I went on the tour and they said everyone survived exept one that tried to jump off too soon
the first sailor underestimated the ship's altitude and jumped to his death. the second, the ship's steward, climbed _back into_ the fast sinking wreck apparently to retrieve something. the wreck went down, taking him with it. thus the site is, or ought to be classed as, a military grave.
V.nice 👌 Small video ,fantastic information and beautiful music.❤
wow very nice video
There are more flying aircraft carriers in the ocean then there are in the sky.
When will it hit?
This was made in 2012
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Please don't mind it
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Ha I first comment nerds
Casebux Guy it’s Jacob and I am not a nerd
@Nick Lombardi play minecraft
Самые красивые воздушные суда. Жаль что их сейчас фактически нет.
Caralho
I'm surprise there still a bit of print on the wing of that plane wreckage.
"Throw LOTS of ring buoys during water rescue! Throw anything that floats on water. Throwing lots of ring buoys will help people in water to grab unto something and it will aslo help DECREASE Panic ( lots of ring buoys = Less Panic because people in water have ring buoys to grab on to" "This will help people that are "waiting" in water to be saved by the coast guard officer."
I have been under this bridge hundreds of times but had I seen this from my boat it would have freaked me out. I wonder if they came through the Panama Canal
@cooked Hillary Maybe the bridge was of course but the cranes were made in China. That's an absolute
Quick and informative, I love it!
worse example of an externality ive heard yet to the point it doesnt even seem correct. you buying a car from someone doesnt involve a cost (negative externality) until you drive that loud shit through the neighborhood; the third parties who now have to hear you are the negative externalities. the sellers wife however needs not clean it or worry about him crashing in it, thereby receiving as a third party uninvolved in the transaction the benefit (positive externality).
Saw this first hand, and it's a wonderful thing.
There were some interesting fish in the video. Those would be interesting to learn about too. Zeppelins like the Macon were from a unique period in aviation history, where Lighter-Than-Air craft were quickly being replaced by Heavier-Than-Air airplanes. The scarcity of helium, along with the airship's fragility and vulnerability, proved them obsolete for the purpose in which they were built.
Didn’t help that Adm Moffat who was the one in charge of the LTA project was killed when the USS Akron crashed off the coast of New Jersey
Those beautiful and majestic airships show how our dreams sometimes reach out farther than our technology. Good thing radar came along.
ok, so this video basically tells us we need to look through a few indicators to diagonose an economy. then what?
I like it so much, and actually I´m used with my English Students....
Was this a lesson in economics, climate change, or pollution? I am a little confused.
Why does it have to be one? They are all vastly interdependent topics in reality, why would someone separate them when discussing them? It wouldn't be factual info if they did!
1 min of entertainment
The one bad thing about CODAR is that it interfers on HF and bleeds over a lot.
We build boats for marine debris collection, we are proud to be a part of the solution, not the pollution Debris collects in rivers and canals before flowing into the ocean, this is where our boats come in...we currently have work vessels reducing the pollution in waterways around the world...
This is very sad. more awareness is definitely needed in our community
Please stay away from it. Contaminated debris food contaminated too. Get off the coast. Dead zone
No confusion here.
3 minute?
NOAA, FANTASTIC NOAA...
about 'our' oceans. since when did we own then :/
it's common for each and every one in this world, no need to own it... it's already owned, idiot
Good explanation, though a bit long
great tube thanks
the radar almost hit the bridge ~ too close !
question not about eel grass: Why aren't eggshells from bakeries being used to make coral reefs more alkaline? It worked in the great lakes to combat acid rain in the 80's. I'm curious. Was it tried and failed?