Oh My Grouper, Look at that Shark (Video)
While exploring unknown and poorly understood deepwater areas of the southeastern United States, scientists witness a rare encounter between a grouper and a shark, make sure to watch until the end.
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Mapping the Sea Floor with Lasers
The next step in mapping, LiDAR utilizes high-tech lasers to give us the most accurate maps yet.
How does NOAA make nautical charts?
Making and updating nautical charts is a continuous process that involves many people from different disciplines and organizations.
2018 Hurricane Season: the Quiet Atlantic and a Threat in the Pacific
NOAA has downgraded their estimates for the Atlantic, expecting a quiet remainder of the hurricane season; In the Pacific, though, category 4 Hurricane Lane threatens Hawaii.
Missing Section of U.S. Navy Destroyer USS Abner Read Found Near Remote Kiska Island, Alaska
Seventy-one U.S. lost at sea when section of USS Abner Read hit a mine approximately 75 years ago during the ‘Forgotten Battle of the Aleutians’
Protecting the Northern Right Whale
NOAA and the USCG are working to increase awareness and protection for Northern Atlantic right whales.
NOAA Introduces Zones Of Confidence; Mind Your ZOC (BLOG)
Did you know that some areas of the U.S. coastal chart you're using may only show land and bottom features accurate in position to +/- 1,600 feet, and you shouldn't be confident about the depth soundings either?
NOAA Reports 12-Month Streak Of Record Temperatures
The heat goes on — and so do the records. April 2016 showed record warmth, rounding out a full year of record-breaking monthly temperatures for the Earth.
McMurdo & NOAA Team Up To Improve Search-and-Rescue Systems
McMurdo, the emergency readiness and response division of Orolia, was selected by NOAA to provide support services for its next-generation search-and-rescue satellite-aided systems.
Current California Drought Speculated To Be The Worst In 500 Years
Researchers knew California’s drought was a record-breaker when they set out to find its exact place in history, but they were surprised by what they discovered...
NOAA Embarks On Mission To Chart Bering Strait, Arctic
NOAA’s quest to better understand the world’s seafloor continues, as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has committed two of its ships to collect and update chart data in the Arctic.
NOAA Releases New Nautical Chart For Charleston Harbor
The nation's on nautical chartmaker, NOAA's Office of Coast Survey has released a new and expanded nautical covering Charleston Harbor Entrance and Approach.
NOAA Predicts Calmer Hurricane Season, Debuts New Tools
NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center is forecasting a near-normal or below-normal Atlantic hurricane season this year thanks largely to the presence of El Niño conditions in the tropical region.
NOAA Charting Webcast Open To Public
NOAA’s Hydrographic Services Review Panel, which advises the NOAA administrator on marine transportation, will meet Feb. 25 and 26 in New York. The public is invited to attend the meeting personally or by webcast.
2013 Sets Global Average Temperature Record for November
The National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration is taking a look back at a November that had the highest average temperature over global land and ocean surfaces ever recorded for that month.