Difference between revisions of "Coastal Management"
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**CREWS: Coral Reef Early Warning System (complete) | **CREWS: Coral Reef Early Warning System (complete) | ||
**GNOME: Oil Spill modeling (complete) | **GNOME: Oil Spill modeling (complete) | ||
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| + | <p>Fisheries projects will be looked at for future. Lots of opportunity to use data</p> | ||
| + | *Modeling in combinatino with observations helps | ||
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| + | <p>Gulf of Mexico alliance -- trying to get political buy-in from Governor to go to the government to address the issues</p> | ||
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| + | '''Harmful Algal Bloom Project (HAB)''' | ||
| + | *Email-based approach | ||
| + | *HAB Mapping System- constant supply of info. | ||
| + | *Provide real-time data for response | ||
| + | *Utilizes products from QuikScat & SeaWiFS, MODIS | ||
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| + | HAB Monitoring | ||
| + | *Given 30 day mean, compared to daily images, are there any anomalies? Put in decision tree and decide what needs to be done. | ||
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| + | '''Rapid Prototyping''' | ||
| + | *Quickly assess, does the data have potential, and if so, movie it quickly into a larger project. | ||
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| + | '''Top 5 Priorities''' | ||
| + | *Five benchmark reports by FY09 | ||
| + | *Strong, competitive proposals & teams | ||
| + | **Outreach & networking efforts to inform coastal community and solicit coastal projects | ||
| + | *Models & future Sensors | ||
| + | **Strong model focus & preparation for future sensors | ||
| + | *More NASA Centers involved in Coastal Program | ||
| + | **Significant involvement by >3 NASA Centers | ||
| + | *Activities with broad set of organizations & federal agencies | ||
| + | **National impact through national/regional organizations & their constituents | ||
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| + | <p>Want to work with Non-Governmental organizations</p> | ||
| + | Try to leverage the information other groups have | ||
==Coastal Mgmt at Stennis Space Center -- Jim Closs== | ==Coastal Mgmt at Stennis Space Center -- Jim Closs== | ||
Revision as of 10:42, January 18, 2006
Coastal Management Cluster Session
Below are notes taken from the Coastal Management Cluster presentations at the 16th Federation Meeting, Jan. 4-6, 2006.
NASA Applied Sciences: Coastal Management -- Lawrence Friedl
Coastal Management:
- Goal: enable partner's beneficial use of NASA Earth science results to
- Enhance DSS capability
- Expand and sustain the use of results
Functional themes in Coastal Management:
- Resource Mgmt
- Economic Trade/mgmt
- Emergency mgmt
- Health (public/environmental)
- Coastal change
--REASoN: HAB project - related to Algal blooms
--Numerous evaluations of DSTs and follow-on activities
--Depending on ROSES, may need to direct/fund more projects to jump-start efforts (no coastal related projects in June)
Future Directions:
- Strong model focus & preparation for future sensors
- Themes should remain similar, but bring in new partners
- NOAA: Marine Fisheries, Estuaries
- Coast Guard
- Army Corps of Engineers
Currently:
- Evaluation reports
- CREWS: Coral Reef Early Warning System (complete)
- GNOME: Oil Spill modeling (complete)
Fisheries projects will be looked at for future. Lots of opportunity to use data
- Modeling in combinatino with observations helps
Gulf of Mexico alliance -- trying to get political buy-in from Governor to go to the government to address the issues
Harmful Algal Bloom Project (HAB)
- Email-based approach
- HAB Mapping System- constant supply of info.
- Provide real-time data for response
- Utilizes products from QuikScat & SeaWiFS, MODIS
HAB Monitoring
- Given 30 day mean, compared to daily images, are there any anomalies? Put in decision tree and decide what needs to be done.
Rapid Prototyping
- Quickly assess, does the data have potential, and if so, movie it quickly into a larger project.
Top 5 Priorities
- Five benchmark reports by FY09
- Strong, competitive proposals & teams
- Outreach & networking efforts to inform coastal community and solicit coastal projects
- Models & future Sensors
- Strong model focus & preparation for future sensors
- More NASA Centers involved in Coastal Program
- Significant involvement by >3 NASA Centers
- Activities with broad set of organizations & federal agencies
- National impact through national/regional organizations & their constituents
Want to work with Non-Governmental organizations
Try to leverage the information other groups have
