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Using GIS and image analysis software, the strengths of sonar, lidar, and optical imagery can be exploited together.
NOAA is leading the world in phasing out paper charts, embracing the advantages of Electronic Navigational Charts.
The author developed a suitability model that allows users to determine suitable anchorage locations for NOAA GNSS tide buoys.
In his keynote address to the 2023 Esri User Conference, Dr. Richard W. Spinrad introduced event attendees to the New Blue Economy.
Hydrographic offices are starting to move away from making traditional paper charts and more toward producing charts on demand.
NOAA scientists use geography to integrate data and insight from five different disciplines to understand the rise of this fungal infection.
Joseph A. Pica discusses the value of a comprehensive repository of oceanic, atmospheric, and geophysical data about our planet.
The NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office used advanced GIS to carefully revitalize and build new oyster reefs. The results are exceeding expectations.
Dr. Rick Spinrad from NOAA explains how technology helps sustain the global ocean economy while also safeguarding the ocean environment.
The US Department of Commerce convened the Commerce Data Advisory Council, which brings together 19 technology industry leaders.
Read how some major organizations, that presented at the Esri User Conference, use GIS in a big way.